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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 539, 23 January 1878, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES SWI N G Buy your Machine* from a practical man. Repair* guaranteed for the first six mouths. A new and Tery choice lot of Sewing Machinrs just to hand, comprisin~ "TIU LITTL* HoWK," Which unices strength and compactness, producing work of a most superior character. The simplicity of this Machine justifies the higli name which it hai received from purchasers. "Th« Doi.lt VAnnxN," An excellent piece of mechanism, producing a fine stitch, and is of such simplicity as to put it within the reach of an\ int lligent young person. Mothers of families should po>sess themselves of one for the purpose of enabling iheir daughters to Legn curly. '"'The Little Hand Suuttlf." This Machine lias won quite a reimwii in th<seuing world, and is highly r. commended, hoih for its simplicity and the rate of speed it attains. It is a cnpital assi taut iii the economy of a small family. All the above are lo'k-stiteh, and combine the late?.t improvements. The prices range fr»n Early inspection is invited. R. H. MOOb Y, Tees Street, Oamaru. 513 RATIONAL INsUKANCK COMPANY _M OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital Paid up, £50,000 ; £1,000,000. e, £70,000. THIS PURELY LOCAL OFFICE Presents many advantages to the Insuring Public. The Capital and Profits are Retained in the Colony. The Head Office and Management being Local. Settlements are made without vexatious delays, or reference to offices at a distance. Rates and Terms equal to those offered by any Company in the city. JOHN LEMON, 574 Agent, Oamaru. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS!!! First Shipment for the Scasea of BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for Spring and Summer Wear. J AS. MOLLISON AND SON respectfully invite Inspection of the Goods they have JUST OPENED OUT. Being of a very SUPERIOR QUALITY, and embracing all the Latest NOVELTIES in the Trade, they cannot fail in giving every SATISFACTION to the wearer. BOOTS AND SHOES Of Erery Variety Made to Order en the Premises at the SHORTEST NOTICE. R&" Note the Address — JAMES MOLLISON AND SON, Thames-street. 92? FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. ALEX. F A M I ETON \_ begs to thank his Friends for the ..aeral shaie of support accorded him in the past, and intimates that he is in a position to serve all those who favour him with their patronage with ihe best and rarest "f Fruits and the purest and choicest Confectionery that can be ha<" AI.KX.FA M I L T O N (Immediately next door to the Alliance Hotel). HHE undersigned are NOW LANDING, Ex Annie, from Tasmania—--100.000 FEET V. D. L. TIMBER And 30,000 PALINGS. CO C. GAI.BRAITH AND CO. JOHN MAIN takes this opportunity of thanking the Public for their cordial Support during the last Nine Years, and begs leave to state that, being the PRIZE-TAKER OF THE SILVER CUP For 1876-1877. he GUARANTEES ALL SEEDS, &c, Of the Very Best Colonial Growth. All Fruit Trees and Shrubs Guaranteed. 100.001) Quicks, two-year-old, at the Lowest Market Price. 127 _T I L L I K E R' S CASH STORE. GROCERIES OF THE BEST QUALITY Just Arrived—Prime Canterbury Cheese, Hams and Bacon. THOMAS HILLTKER, 413 Thames-street North. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. THE undersigned, in wishing his Customers and Friends the COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON, Tenders his hearty thanks to them for their patronage bestowed on him during the past four years, and solicits a continuance of their liberal favours. G. W. D. has always on hand a large supply of everything in season— Dried Fruits, Bon-bons, Almonds, and Raisins. Tobacco and Cigars of the Best Brands. Poultry at tile Cheapest Rat«. Note the Address— Next door to Wansbrough, Painter. G. W. DRAPER, Thames-street GO6 i MUSIC. ■ UpS. W. E. BRUN T0 N J-*-*- receives Pupils for MUSIC and SINGING, at her residence, Humber-strcet. DRAWING CLASSES twice a week. For terms, ice, apply to Mr. Fcrrier, ar Mestrs. Reß&yne and Cottrell. !