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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1041, 21 August 1879, Page 2

TREES. TREES. TREE-*. SPECIAL CHEAP LINES. RARE OPPORTUNITY tO PURCHASE FIRST-CLASS NUKSfcRY STOCK. SIEMSON AND LEIGH b«g to notify to their numerous friends and patrons that io consequence of having to remove the whole of their valuable Nursery Stock from their present grounds, they are now offering many thousands of choice selected FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, Ornamental, Hardy, Evergreen, and Deciduous Flowering Shrub#, all of which have been annaully transplanted, and cannot he surpassed. The whole stock is clean and healthy. Apple Trees guaranteed free from Amerian Blight. 50,000 Scotch Fir*, two year* Id, transplanted. Also, a large quantity of Rhubarb Roots, including Myatts Victoria, Myatfs Albert, and Giant Victoria. Note the Address— WAITAKI sebd mart, TBAKSa-srrBBZT. yjir GEOKIi K ROBIN »> SURD-EON DENTIST. i() years' experience, and Memlier of thf Ortontologicat Society of Oreat Britain. EDEN-STREET. OA MARC (See Blue Lamp.} <3. R. visit® Waimate: on the st Monday every month, and Palnierstot* co the thiid Monday, when required.

UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. EATE'S GREAT CASH SALE t t FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Men's Mote Trousers, 4a Sd per pair Men's Tweed Suits, -fa (ft! Boy'a Tweed Suits, 7s 6*<i Boy's Moleskin Suits, 5a All "Wool Flannel, 1» per yard All 'Wool Merino, la 6<l per yard Cape Wincey, 4d per yard Twilled Wincey, 6sd per yard. Aberdeen Wincey, 9§ii per yard Mualia Curtains, 3a 3d Ladies' Wool Sleeveless Jackets, 2s 6d. Children's Wool Boots and Infanteesr, 6d per pair. And Piles of Remnants on the Counter. BEATS'S GREAT CASH SALE, Itchen-street, near Star and Garter. 035

assignment of the estate or MESSES. 4ITKEN. PASCOE, AND CO., t'r.nTllt.NG MAKXT7ACTCBER.®, TO Mb. J. H. Manager Moagu t Woollen / Factory, and > Trustees. Mb. Jon?f Boss, \ Of Sargood, So and Ewen, THE above large Clothing Manufacturing Firm having had to succumb to these hard times and assign their Estate, we have been induced by the Trustees to purchase the whole of their large Manufactured Stoci at a very heavy redaction, and have resolvef. to Sell the same again in our Branches direct to the public at prices at which we could not legitimately sell our own goods. In fact (without exaggeration} during the next few week.* we are in a position to offer New Goods in Men's and Hoys' Attire, of Colonial Manufacture,, at from ONE THIRD TO ONE HALE THEIR USUAL COST. HALLENSTEIN BROS., New Zealand Clothing Factory. The assigned Stock will be for Sale in our Onmartt Branch, from and on SATURDAY NEXT, 28th JUNE. New, Zealand Clothing Factory. 1" DUNTROON CO-OPERATIVE STORK. The duntroon co-operative COMPANY", having PURCHASED the entire STOCK and BOOK DEBTS of MR. THOMAS SNOW, purpose to carrj on. the business of GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL DRAPERS, Oxt the premises, Campbell-street, Duatroon, hitherto l occupied by Mr. Snow. The business of the Company will be transacted out strict READY-MONEY PRINCIPLES, As being themselves purchasers for cash, they are enabled to offer goods at the Lowtist Possible Price*. DUNTROON CO-OPERATIVE STORE COMPANY, Campbell-street, Duntroon. Penona indebted to the estate of T. Snow will please make early payment to the Company, to avoid ths necessity of kg»l proceedings.