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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 960, 17 May 1879, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES THOMAS FERENB' ESTATE. CREDITORS in the above Estate must SEND in their ACCOUNTS, duly proved, on or before the 25th I>T.-VJ\, or they will be precluded from participating in the dividend. GEORGE SUMPTER, 513 Trustee. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. || J . MOTE, FRUITERER, FOULTRYMAN, &c., Desires to express his thanks to the public for the liberal support accorded him since commencing business, and begs to notify that, in order to provide greater room for carrying on his business, he has TAKEN THOSE PREMISES Lately occupied by Mr. Cahill, ADJOINING MR. D. TOOHEY'S SHOP, THAMES-STREET. The greater amount of accommodation afforded by the new premises ■will enable him to keep on hand a much larger and more varied stock, and he hopes by being able to meet the requirements of the public in every particular to merit and obtain an increase in the support already accorded him. REGULAR WEEKLY SUPPLIES OF FRE3IT FRUIT OF ALL KINDS From Tasmania and Australia. AGENT FOR Hetwood & Co., Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Awamoa. H. J. MOTE. 411 JJEYWOOD AND CO., AWAMOA NURSERIES, AND THAMES - STREET, OAMARU, Have on hand a Choice Collection of Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, Plants, and Shrubs, Samples of which can be seen, and prices obtained, at the shop of Mr. H. J. Mote, their agent for the sale of the above. Visitors to the Nurseries can have their ORDERS executed and placed FREE on board train at Deborah Station, which is within five minutes' walk of the grounds. 423 i WATERLOO HOUSE. JN consequence of the death of Mr. Ja Reid, and to allow all Accounts to be Settled, OF THE STOCK in ' which is now replete with i the Winter Season, will d the Whole of Next duced prices. All class remarked, and ladie advantage to pay j Thames-street, O4 April 30th, N.B.—lt due to the settled on or j next, which; close account