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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 746, 31 August 1878, Page 2

OPENING OF THE -..,, CHRI3TCHURCH H^ILWA^;. KAITANGATA COAL ± ' : KAITAJSGATA COAL. THE inhabitants of Oamaru are respectfully informed that immediately tbe Railway is opened the Kaitangata Coal will be delivered at their residence at 375. 6d. per Ton. INTKD. a!l who appreciate a Bright, f Economical, and Effective I'ire, to : the KAITANGATA COAL. ONE TRIAL will be sufficient to establish it in public favor. Ordere left 'with J. OER, Tvne-street; and HENRY I AI t'KEN', Thames-street, Oamaru, will be punctually attended to. 602 AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, A>'D GENERAL STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, T I M A R U. \ 5 U. GK<> RG E RO»IN SO N, SURGEON DENTIST, Ha 3 Removed to his New Premises in Edenstreet, OPPOSITE WESLEYAN CHURCH. Jnly 16, IS7B. THE ROYAL BLEND. THIS CELEBRATED BLEND or PURE WHISKIES lAS be-n pronounced l>y Connoiseurs and Experts to be the very perfection of matured spirits. It 13 the same aa is supplied to the Royal Hopseiiolt) and tin: Nobility »f Esgl.vnd. Having heard mnch in its praise, we ordered a shipment in Bottles and Jars. which is now to hand, and bears out the full meed of praise bestowed on it. We are now prepared to execute orders for this Special Wiiiskky, whi«l], considering its rare quality wiil be found reasonable in price. ESTHER & LOW, Dnnedin. We have appointed Messrs. Ireland and THE OAMARU BRANCH OF THE DUNEDIN CO-OPE-RATIVE STORE, Thames-street, Next the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Branch, IS NO'W OPEN. This Stare has been opened for the mutual benefit c.-f f'e ;urchasors LARGER IT IS PATRONISED, The more the Proprietors will be enabled TO REDUCE THE PRICES. All Goods must be PAID FOR BEFORE LEAVING THE STORE; And the Public are respectfully notified that no deviation will be made from this rule. Every article is guaranteed to be of the very Best Quality; and the money will he returned for any article not fonnd to be as represented. Highest Price given for Dairy Produce. woods delivered in Town and Suburbs Free of Charge. JAMES FULLARTON, 2fJ Manager.