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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 880, 10 February 1879, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMPSON TESTIMONIAL. SUBSCRIBERS to the Thompson Testimonial Fund are requested to MEET at the Northern Hotel THIS (Monday) EVENING at Nine o'clock, when the Presentation-will be made. 364 NTI - SMUGGLERS are invited to MEET MR. THOMPSON, C.H.M.C, at the Northern Hotel TO-NIGHT (Monday), at 9 o'clock. 35S COMMERCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY, rriHE usual FORTNIGHTLY MEETING A for receipt of Subscriptions and Repayments will be held in my Office, Tynestreet, THIS EVENING, from 7 to 9 o'clock. JOHN CHURCH, 354 Agent. OAMARU MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. AW cdel) THE usual MONTHLY MEETINGacey the above Society will be held in tm Secretary's Office, Tyne-street, on TUESDAY EVENING, 11th INST., between the hours of 7 and 5.30, for the Receipt of Cash, etc. GEORGE SUMPTEE, 351 Secretary. ANTED—TENDERS for Threshing I V V 200 Acres of Wheat.—Apply W. Clarke, Cave Valley. 3G5 TO MY PATRONS IN OAMARU TOWN AND COUNTRY. SKENE'S LABOR EXCHANGE, OAMARU BRANCH. The subscriber has the satisfaction of introducing MR. HENRY M'INTOSH to the Public of Oamaru and the Country Districts as proprietor of the above. The want of a properly managed Labor Agency for Oamaru and District has long been felt. Masters and Servants (malg and female) may now rest assured interests will be strictly attended to, M Mr. M'lntosh has had long Colonial experience of farm servants and the requirements of farming in all its branches, Respectfully soliciting your support, I am, &c , J. SKENE. r regard to the above, the Publio * can depend upon my utmost endeavours to deserve their support. 3GI H. M'INTOSH. SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. At Commercial Yards. At 12 o'clock. GEEYHOUNDS I GREYHOUNDS I For Unreserved Sale. TjILEMING AND HEDLEV -*- have received instructions from E. Devine, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the above time and place, the following PURE-BRED GREYHOUNDS: 1. Stud Dog Bobbie Burns, vide Vid Stud Book 2. Black Pup Tasman, sire Cock Robin, pronounced by the Australasian to be the best bred dog ever imported f i om England 3. Mignonette, sire Bobby Burns—dam Driver's Judy 4. Ophelia, by Bobby Burns, out Jof FJy —b ed by the Duke of Hamil; ton and imported by Captajrj Hutchison 5. Fawn Bitch Rose, full sister to Ophelia 6. Also, 5 Pups by Tasman out ol Mignonette, and 4 Pups by Tasman out of Rose. The above sale presents an opportunity o sportsmen to become the possessors of dogs, the class and pedigree of which are beyond question, i Without th 3 slightest reserve. Terms at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 366 Auctioneers,