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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 546, 31 January 1878, Page 2

IHE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. ON AND AFTER MONDAY FIRST, THE 28th CURRENT, The Business of thi'3 Bank will be carried on in its New Premises, corner Thames and Itchen-streets, Oamarn. WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Manager. Oamarn, 25fch January, IS7S. 754 TFrE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY (Custom House Sonare, Dnnedin). * Branches for the Sale of their Manufactures at DrjTEDrsv OAMAKrr. TiMARr, Christchckch, and Wklmmvtos. OAMARU BRANCH IN THAMES-ST., Where the Public can choose from the Large-t Stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHING. A'so. from the Largest Stock of hats, HO*rr:f;Y. portmanteaus, "umbrellas, blankets, HUGS, &c. Th(- iTaetorv now employs upwards of 500 people, and a*l Purchases* being effected for Cash on a must extensive scale, enables the Pri" rietors to offer to their Patrons. s RTU.M E< OF REALSTIRLING WORTH At most Economical Prices. All Goods are marked in PLATN FIGURES FOR CASH ONLY. Anv nrtude purchased, and afterwards not approved, will be Exchanged with the same courtesy with which it was sold; or, if esired, the Money Returned. R. C. LINDSAY, Man.oeer Oamarn Branch. The Tweeds of the MOSGIEL WOOLLEN COMPANY,

O f which Mr. Haltenstein is one »f the Largest PrnTirirf' rv>. have sn much Improved in ""tyle .i"<l Qiialrv. thai; a great portion of hi* Stock is now made from Tweeds. Mothers oF Families assert "That nothing ves their hovs botbx wear than Mosgiel Wee,la -" " P. C. LINDSAY, Manager. Oamaru Branch N. Z. Clothing Factory. Agents for Wertheim's Celebrated Sewing Machines. 398 OAMARU LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE (Opposite Post Office), THAMES-STREET, OAMARU. MONEY ADVANCED In sums vanring from L 5 to 1-500. on PergonalSecurity, to he repaid by Weekly or Monthly Instalments of la. tn the LI. For instance : Persons desirous of obtaining L 5 receive L 4 tHs. cash, repaid by Twenty Inatatments of :*s. each, the balance deducted for interest, and so on up to LSOO. HILLS DISCOUNTED: Money Lent on Deposit of Deeds, Scrip, Bonds, ftc. ; also, M O N E Y LENT On i»very description of Personal Property. Any Security t.>rwi*rded by Post or otherwise will receive Prompt Attention, either by Post Office Order or Cheque. KB.— Entrance to Private Office by Right-of-Way between Messrs. Cagney's and Kennedy's. J. MOSS. OAMARU. 633 ItKORItE ROBINSON, •-r'i:i;[:i>\ DENTIST. fwciity Years' Experience, i.er r.f tli« <>iTi>nto!inrical Society of 1 :iat hritarn. M :->.s i'UKKT. <>AMARU. 1.-t Monday of ..» ..« the 3rd POST ori'VCE NOTICES. 'espatch i•■'m::il for Australian Colonies i. rua vi ■ I.yrfelton. has hern postto F'i.tav. Ist February, at t> a.m. me unarmed division of the (•lamiuaiSclioot cadets must* red on parade ye.iterday for the first time under the new Act. There were 1)3 cadets and -l officers of the school : present, making !><> in all. In-tractor Ser-Prtant-Jla]<»r \J 'Pheraoti put the boys through ve of rtrnnientary drill, a number of rbers being present. It was no easy ;et such rough material into .-diape. It is to be hoped that parent* will do all in "■ - : - power to foster this hesltli-i.'ispiring The Dun«-din St'tr. whi.-h is an excellent , authority on rcu-iti'' matters, states that the resolution passed by the North Otago Jockey I Club in refiivree to the action of the Dim-j edin Jrekey Club In conducting thtir late I nueting wirh closet doors, was a v.elli n .i,nLa KV Vi»nxtity CllflorSl' tf:« •ary. VXV have a perfect right to conclude thit the erclusioii »>f the Press from the meeting of the l)un«l;n Jockey Club was the result of ijtnorrnce <r rognery. and the majority of the : I unci in Jockey Club, in the opinion of a great many people-, are " more r'» than f'=.' j