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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 746, 31 August 1878, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES FAMILY FRIEND LOCK-STITCH MACHINE. Strongest, Simplest, Cheapest, ami Most Kapid. Best Hand Lock-stitch Machine It lias a Substantial Stand, and requires no fixing to the table. It will Sew any Material, from Muslin to Leather, making a perfect Lock-stitch, which is the neatest and best. It will SKAM, TUCK, bind, BRAID, QUILT, HEM, FKU., oatiikr, and A large supply of the above Just Landed, ex JRiugarooma, PRICK AS IN MKLBOUnNK-£4. HOOD AND SHKNNAN, AGKNTS, - Itch en ami Tees streets, OAMAMJ. 823 TAILOR AND CLOTHIER. JH. MILLI QA N, • in tendering his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends and Patrons for their very liberal support, desires to draw their attention to his wellassortod stock of

WOOLLEN GOODS Of superior quality, (specially adapted for a FIRST-CLASS TAILORING TRADE. Ladies' Fashionable Jackets mode to order. Magazines of Fashion by ovary mail. AN APPRENTICE TO THE TAILORING TRADE REQUIRED.—AppIy Early. J. H. MILLIGAN, Tailor, Hatter, Hohikr, &c, THAMES-STREET. 887 T> EI D AND COMPANY, WATERLOO HOUSE, SWANBILL CORSET (REGISTERED). A full, deep Corset, especially for Ladies inclined to tmhanpolnt. The ftwaubill is moit effective in reducing the figure and keeping the form flat, so as to enable Ladies to wear the fashionable vt'tementtt of tho day. Busk, 13J inches lons. SWANBILL CEINTURE CORSET. An admirable combination of Oeinture and Corset, of novel and ingenious manufacture, combining the advantages of both JStay and Joan of Arc Belt. While imparting a graceful symmetry and to tho figure, it affords a degree of comfort and support not to be derived fiom an ordinary Corset. 16 inches deep.

The above Corsets, together with a choioo assortment of French Gooils, consisting of— Trimmed Millinery Mantles Necklets Bracelets Hair Pins Bouquet Holders &c. &c. Have just been opened at RE I D AND CO M P ANY" S, WATERLOO HOUSE, TnAMEsi - strkkt, Oamahu. 351 " R S. K I N N E~A R Will coinmunou INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO In her House, in URE-STREET NORTH, ON MONDAY, 2Gth INSTANT. 507 NEW BOOT" _ OAMAIiU. ENCOURAGE LOCAL IV DUSTIIY. WANTED K N 0W N~ that Messrs. HOUGHTON 1 AND POCKLINGToN have REMOVED their BOOT FACTORY (known as tho Now Zealand Boot Factory) from Dunediu to Oamatu, Sumpter's Buildings, Thames-street, and ara now prepared to rocoive orders for ALL CLASSES OF COLONIAL MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. All goodß guaranteed for Quality and Workmanship. The Proprietors have spared no exponsa in procuring tho iest appliances for Manufacturing purposes. All orders entrusted to Messrs. Rocohtoj* and PocKLi?ifOTON will receive careful and prompt attention. In connection with the above will be carried on a LEATHER AND GRINDERY STORE. Wo would particularly call tlw atteution of Buyers of Leather and Grindery to our Stock that is now being opened out. French and English Calf, IS. I. awl. Colonial Kips, aho Crop, &c, from noted Tanners. Samples and Prieo Li«t on application. ROUGHTON & POCKLINGTON, Wholesalk Boot MANCFAcrnEKRa and Sklleks of Leather and Uuindjcby, THAMES-STREET, O AMARU. 474 WHE R E ? ADAM-AND KINOU 5»