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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 532, 15 January 1878, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES I FEIUIER'S ERCANTILE AND . GENERAL J-TJL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, BIBLK AND BOOK DET&T, FINE ART GALLERY, "WRITING INK ' MANUFACTORY, I'iviikn-Stkekt, Gamaku. Writing Papers, Drawing Papers, Papers. Pa. king Papers, Account Bunks, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Wax, etc. Books, Bibles, Common I'raycrlluoks, Olmreli Services, anil Hymn Books for the various Churches. Trt Ferrtek's Gi.kks-I.t.\ck Omen Ink. This Ink is spiciallvprepaied for valuable writings and lo.al docuuie- t~. The Ink will remain li aek as leng *s the paper lasts. Soil in hot, le .-it Is. I'd. and :is. Bi. ci;l ic t'"' .-eh o's an- vie •«•!■■,l u-> —in lott e, at Is. .in •_>■ . i.r i , l.n'k [7ll RSI' OAMAHU I'EItMANKNT IT UUII.PING AND INVI<>.TMKNr SOCIIiTY. Incorporated l>y Act »( Pmliamest, lt7f. The Society receives depoM'e of from £lO to £"2(I00, on the following term* :■ At rail ... fl per cent. ~ One month's notice 7 ~ ~ ~ Thiee month* ~ S ~ ~ Lenders liar* nil the »dT»nt»(;«» *.* A security of Rank Depositors, and intereet fer every day on which their money trmj be i» the hands of the Society. S. GIBBS, Cheirman. 490 JOHN HARDY, S.cret.rr. FASHION. FASHION. FASHION. SUMMER—IB7A

T H. C 1, K <l IT O 1 WATERLOO HO US I, Desires to inform the Ladies of Ofttna.ru aad Neighbourhood that hit SECOND SERIES OF SUMMER GOODS, Ex Peninsula and Oriental Steamers and Jessie lteadms.ii, art now to Hand, ajtd hare lieen opened out. These Goods will be found to comprise tke LATEST NOVELTIES IN London and Paris Millinery Ladies' Laoe Fichus Evening Flowers Underclothing Baby Linen and Family Drapery. DRESS MATERIALS In all the LATEST F . The Dressmaking Rooms are under the Superintendence of MR S. I, KSI. IK, Whose superior abilities are acknowledged by all who have farotired her ttitli 1 hair ] atrounge during the pasbsertn Years. The Lartre and Increasing Trade ef Waterloo H has nece-sitated increased accommodation, and N I W S M lIW UIIOHS \re now being adib d. t\hic!i, wh-e eoatplcted, nil! be unecpuMed in ina^eifiuetice in New Zealand. The favour of an Inspection it larited. j. h. olloiiorx, WATERLOO HOL'SZ, Oakaro. Ofiice of Flonn and GmtiueKtaJ BuyetLSI, Biouiiiton-ri.ad, I ond i*. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT Millwrights, Iron Founders, Waggom Builders, Hor.sc Shoers, Genera! BlaokSmi lis, and liuporiers of Every De.-cript.ion of Agricultural Implement* DusKi'iN, Oamaui;, an:e>Timarw. Manufacturers of the Celebrated R E A I' I N G M ACUINBS I (Universally acknowledged to be the beat made), with Patent Double Steel-lined Fingers, &•'• A'°" on hand, a limited number of new PATENT SELF-BINDERS FARM DRAYS. Manufacturer) on the I'rcmides by (lie aid ef Improved Machinery, from the nie»t durable materials. PORTABLE ENGINES, Kither With tlo.riz.mul ..r Upwright Beilert, made on the Premises. These laboursaving Engine- are made at reasonable prices, and will be found most useful to farmers. All kiuds of Farming Implements Repaired by Experienced WorkmeM. FENCING WIRE AND STANDARDS. We are now Landing No. 6, 7, and 8 Wir« of the Best Brands, and a large consignment of Standard Iron, direct from the manufaeturers, at Greatly Reduced Prices. REID AND GRAY, Otago Implement and Machine vTerha, DCNKIHN, OAIfARD, AND TIMARf TO FARMERS. MILLERS, STOREKEEPERS, and OTHERS. AUCTIONEERS' NOTICI, AND CO., AuctioDere, now a* Queen and Market-streets), Melbourne, begto notify that they are prer»red to receive consignments of Wheat, Flour, and Colonial Produce for Sale by Auction or .otherwise. Every attention will be give* te coniif ■- ments of grain or- other produce tent for sale, either by ,-iuction or privately, is this market or for shipment to Eagland, aid liberal cash advances will be made thefe* if required. Graia received on sterage at current rates. Melbourne, Nevemeer, 1877 Ml