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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1177, 24 January 1880, Page 2

No. 1 OAMARU BRANCH. No. 1 DUNEDIN CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE. COUPONS. COUPONS. COUPONS. COUPONS. COUPONS. COUPONS. The Proprietors, while thanking the pubi c generally for their liberal support in the pa«>t, woul-l respectfully notify that as they are direct importers and purchasers for cash on a v-.-ry large scale, purchasers may rely on obtaining unprecedented value for their money, notwithstanding the recent very considerable advance in duty. TEAS. Tea for the Million—Rich, strong, and full-flavored, only 2a per pound; other choice and rare sorts in proportion. COFFEES. Choicest brands, fresh roasted and ground. SUGARS. Finest cut loaf, crashed loaf, and genuine Mauritius cane sagar—specially suitable for preserving—at wholesale prices. General Groceries and Household Requisites at the C<j-opeiative Prices. Every article is guaranteed to be of the beat quality, and the money will be returned for any article not found to be as represented. Every customer should see that they get a Coupon Ticket, that t>iey may get a share in the profits. Finest Oamaru Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, ana Pollard, on sale. The Business is now under management of one of the Proprietors. No connection with any other house advertising on the s&me principle. V"* (iEORBK ROBI N•> O SURGEON DENTIST, EDEN-STREET, OAMARU, (Opposite the Wesleyan Chapel.) G. R. visits Waimate on the first Monday in every month. 91 IRISH FAMINE FUND. gU INSCRIPTIONS to the above will be received by the Treasurer, Mr. W. J. SMITH, Colonial Bank Buildings. 127