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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 783, 15 October 1878, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES —— - -"-: —T£etRCCEAKT3 """'-" T-k#r>6-Horss, Oan.afu, S.pt. 28, 1S7 s *. . \ f AT> M. W b„' i-hrji ftf'.i. ; y t.. iutifJ y «'<'• ethal.M . ' B l'!'I! ! I (vl-o M..SS S B-fHVII, i'wi », and ! (•.. >• L'lHs'!c\iu); h.is i'u;cha»bJ Mr. '..raves' mtgrestin tb\: Business hi h«rt" '•arrit-d on by us as Ri.ID & CO.. Waterloo House, Oamaru. | From Ist October next, the Business will haw the 'enefk of the joint '■upervision of James ■ 'ID and Robkrt :'E:O and will lie . arried '>n by them nnd ■ the style and firm of REID BROTHERS. In returning thanks for the large amount of patronage be3tcwed upon the present Firm in the past, we beg to assure you, whilst soliciting a continuance of your favours for REID BROTHERS, that no effort will be spared on their part to nhance the high reputation already acquired for the WATERLOO HOUSE, As the PREMIER EMPORIUM OP FASHION IN OAMARU. The arrangements of the new Firm for j purchasing the HIGHEST CLASS OF j GOODS in the English and Continental Markets are most complete, and will enable them to submit the LATEST NOVKLTIES in MILLINERY and LATHES' DRAPERY to the inspection of their Patrons on the , arrival of each succeeding Suez Mail. j Requesting the favor of your patronage for | REID BROTHERS, We are, Madam, i Your obedient Servants, REID & CO. i i S. B R Y S O N, u ' Timber Merchant, Waimate. Posts, Rails, and Firewood, Stockyard Posts and Rails, Stringers, etc., Always on hand and to order, at lowest current rates. Orders promptly executed. R. S. BRY.-'OX. Waimate. Oct ber 1. 187 S. 842 idersigued are NOW SELLING Ex Agnes and Jessie, 25,000 FEET OF THE BEST TASMANIAN TIMBER. O. OXLMRATTR AND CO. 850 rpHK Undersigned will Sell (at Cost Price) JL —A Large awl Varied Stovk of iiangings ; Whitehead. 10s to 12s 6d per 28!bs ; 72-inch 6d per yard ; Packs, ! rushes, &c, equally chean. Just arrived, ner' Rokeby Hai! Seme 12,00't Pieces of Paper, most, of which will ha sold at 6d per 12 eC ' J. S. ANDERSON. J MUs IU. R. M. A. JONES, TExCHEPof the AI PI A N ; ' FOR E and si v GIN G, WH \RF-.VTRKET. OaMAKU. Terms : Pianoforte, T*'« Guineas per Quarter; Singing and Pianoforte Lessons combined, Three Guineas. Pianos Tuned. SMITHFIELD BUTCHERY. IDDINGTON, BUST, AND CO. -* have now OPENED their NEW BUTCHERY, TH A MES - STR EET, and hope, by strict attention to business, and keeping nothing but FIRST-CLASS MEAT, to merit a share of the Public Patronage. Families waited on for Orders in City and Suburbs. 916 EDDTNGTON. BUST, AND CO. STALLIONS WILL STAND THIS SEASON, At Doctor's Creek Padlocks, Otekaike, the Draught Entire TAIMOTU JOCK ' Sire— Jock ; Dam—Prince Charlie Mare. Terms—L4 4s ; to be paid for before removal of the Mares. After the 30th November, 2s 6d per Week for each Mare will be charged as grazing fee. Every care taken,' but no responsibility. 55 W. M'K-ETLAR. TO TRAVEL T«E KAKANUI AND OTEPOPO DISTRICTS, The Pure bred Clydesdale Fntire PRINCE ALBERT, a beautiful B*y rising six ye ts old, is very c>mr>act. with immense Bone anrl '•lentv o r Hair. When a veariin" s he gained First Prize at Oamani : and when a twovear old, gained First Prize both at Oamaru ■ind Timaru. PKDrGR."E : «'EV, Fmpfror ; Dam. Mahchtonww.— His sie. Fmperor is by the imported horse Napoleon, out of Nancv, imported. His Ham Marchioness ha* *een very successful as a pr?ze-*aker. Marchioness is by Mtrqnis. out of the imnorfc d mare Lillie. ' ilb'e gu'ned first prize at farnwath, Oateliousp, and G'asgow. She was then sold to Mr. Ni'nmo tn ronie to New Zealand, and has since been well known as a prize-taker. Prince Aleert will also be at the Queen's Flat Homes'ea-'l once a week. sent tn him there will h'.ve pad'ocking free for one vf onh. but afte r that nerk>d a charge of 2s 6n" per W-ek will be made. Terms : L 4! Groom's fee, ss. Every care taken, but no responsibility. E. MENLOVE, 0 Proprietor,