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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1197, 17 February 1880, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS IRISH FAMINE FUND. Subscriptions to the »we wiii i* T received by the Treasurer, Mr. '* • ■ SMITH, Colonial Book Buildings. -tr\a REWARD.—LOST—BUNCH oi lU KEYS, two larg*, two on piece of string-Finder apply O&ccoi thia paper. rjIHE M'CORMICK combineb A STRING AND WIRE BINDER is expected to arrive in New Zealand in ample time for next Harvest, farmers are therefore advised NOT TO ORDER ANY Reapers and Binders before they have had an opportunity of seeing these machines manufactured by the PREMIER REAPER ANE BINDER MAKERS IN THE WORLD. Orders ate now being booked for the M'Cormick and Johnston String Binder. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Oamaru, 304 Sole Agents; Anderson and c 0., Millers, Grain it Provision Merchants, SBIPPING & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, lIARBO R - STREET, OAMARC, DCSEDI*, Ah® at Waikocaiti AGENTS in all the principal towns In th< in the Colonies and HOME MARKETS. CASH Bayers of all kinds of produce. STORAGE Room for 30,000 Sacks at lowesl correct rate. 249 ANDERSON & CO. NEW JACKETS. Hood and shennan, TEES & ITCKKT-3TMKT3, BATS JUST OPENED TWO CASES LADIES' NEW JACKETS, Tax Latest Stiles. In the Gentlemen's Department, NEW TWEEDS & COATINGS. kew" rral'S, &c., &c. HOOD AND SHENNAN, Drapers & Cunatmss, SOf rjpHRESHING MACHINES. FOR SALE—One S-h.-p. and one 10 h.-p., nearly new. With each machine threshing of from f to 800 acres of good crop will be given, if desired. To one or two working men this is a rare opportunity of making money, as the deposit required is very litttle, the balance extending over a long time. For further particulars apply to 195 J. & T. MEEK. TO FARMERS. THE undersigned has FOR SALE, a few of WOOD'S CELEBRATED SELFBTNDING HARVESTERS on easy terms These machines have deep platforms, and can easily be fitted op with the String Binders. Early application necessary. Orders taken for String Binders for next season. Wood's String Binders took First Prize at Timaru, over six competitors. J. CHURCH", 277 Agent. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. David h a t (Late Manager for Messrs. Andrraon and Co., Grain Merchants, Oamarn), be#? to intimate to his frirnds and others that he hss started bosiness as GRAIN MERCHANT AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, la that commodious Stone Store known as " Kerr's Stoe*. Cash bayer of all kinds of produce ; fnll Weight corn sacks always on hand ; storage takaa *& lowest car rent rates—room for 30,01)0 sacks. 173 DAVID HAY. B L Y T H , W. Gkimmxl Stobwckwtr, WIS* asd SfTKIT Mk*CHA*T, GEORGE TOWN, AWAMOKO. Goods delivered at the shortest notice In all ptrU of the country. 63 WAITAJU COUNTY COUNCIL. IVTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that it ia proposed to C'LOSK portions of BOAD through Section 3, Block 8, Sec Uona 2, 12, 23, Bfock 1, and Section 4, Block 2, all fa» Ma«rcwh«-.aa herrsy Dist"ct» as colsnd Green tm Map; and to OPEN a NEW ROAtt in change through Section 3, Mock K 17, 1, 13, 2, »ad 33 r JBLek 1, sad 'Atctioa 4, BUxk 2, Mjenmhujiii ftarrejr District, as shown on Map colon*i Pink. plans of the pros«*Kl alteration® b®* Ua opua to poblie at the off** of W«taki Omatf OmutU, Oamsrs, for tw«lv« tuHumatin weeks. JXMKt btAKritt. *Ujhot/ Ce k. MmbX QIYK MVriVJt Its* I ' affii«4 I* <b» Wsitafci Oxurty tomml iMmm to mvmtPM «tim Yard lately by 14mm •w»Bw» I