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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1091, 17 October 1879, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE. THE undersigned, having for some time recognised the inconvenience caused to parties living in the North end of the town through having to go such a distance for their GROCERIES, &c., has decided to OPEN in Mr. Hardy's Buildings, Thames-street North (next the Cape Butchery), where by keeping the best of articles at the lowest CASH prices, he trusts to receive a fair share of the patronage of his numerous friends. HENRY ELLIS, (Late in the employ of Mr. A. J. S. Headland), FAMILY GROCER, Thames-st. North. 839 NEW PLANTS. NEW PLANTS. AS the season is generally over for Tree Planting and Spring Bedding, and Border work about to commence, W. H. HEY WOOD AND CO., beg to inform their customers and the public that they have ready for present disposal, in Pots, a New and Select Lot of Bulbous Rooted, Herbaceous, and other Flowering Plants, namely, Gladiolii, Liliums, &c., Carnations, Pinks, Picotees, Penstemons, Geraniums, Verbenas, and twenty-four varieties of the Large Flowering Chrysanthemums. Special attention is called to the last-named kind, as they have been selected from a collection containing over seventy distinct varieties. Orders addressed to W. H. HEY WOOD AND CO., Awamoa Nursery. Or to H. J. Mote, their agent for the above. 737 CHEAP TREES. CHEAP TREES. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF NURSERY STOCK. 20,000 FRUIT AND FOrt ST TREES, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, &p. The Above will be sold at less than one half of last year's prices. This is a rare opportunity for those who would like to improve their property at a small outlay, as the different lots must be sold. Fkcit Treks will be made up in bundles of 3 trees to 12. Forest Trees in bundles of 12 to 100 trees, consisting of Californian Pines and Cnpressus, &c., all carefully grown and transplanted, packed ready for transit. TUTS .SALE UTI.T, COMMENCE OX SATURDAY, August 30th, 1579, at the WAITAKI SEED MART, THAMES-ST., And will be continued for one month. '■ \ (:r^nt r<.(l '(.'ti"i>.~ ! e f<>r large STEM -<> N AM' I. Kl(i ri . Waitaki Seed Maki, I'hamks-st. 697 ]y£RS. CHARLES GIFFORD MOORE, (Pupil of Halld,) WILL BE GLAD TO RECEIVE PUPILS FOR MUSIC, At Alverton, Tees-street. For terms and particulars, apply to Mr. George Jones, Oamaru Mail Office. 28 HATS. HATS. HATS. J H. MILLIGAN Has received another lot of NEW PULL-OVER HATS In all the leading shapes from a Dunedin Manufacturer. They are much lighter and more durable than the ordinary Felt. A Large Stock to select from. Also to hand NEW TWEEDS For Gentlemen's Spring Suits. New Silk Scarves, New Linen and American Collars. Sewing Machines, Machine Oil, Needles, Belts, Springs, and other accessories on sale. JAMES H. MILLIGAN, TIIA MES-ST R E ET. 566 JAMES MOKONEY, DRESS AND ANATOMICAL BOOTM A K E R, Itciikn-strket, Oamaru, Next Star and Garter Hotel. N.B.—Repairing neatly done. 556 IN TITE FRESS. rjn H K OLD IDENTITIES. By One ok Tn km-elves. P.eing Sketches of Otr.go in the Early days. Price : 10s, leather; 7s Gd, cloth. Mills, Dick, and Co., Publishers. Orders received l.»y RONAYNE ND COTTRELL, Or, B. W. HA jl ES, S Oamaru. J. L EN NO N, FISHMONGER, Opposite Commercial Hotel, and Next door to Mr. Edwards, Chemist,

Thajiks-stkekt. 152 RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Alexander kilgour, Late of Balclutha, Begs to inform the local and general public that he has RE-OPENED The premises lately occupied by Mr, T. Pratt, OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, And is prepared to furnish travellers •Krith HOT COFFEE, TEA & COCOA, Together with Eatables, from the departure of the first train ro the arrival of the la3t. Wedding Cakes, Christening Cakes, and Confectionery, of the very beßt quality made on the premises. Soirwa tendered for. 26