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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1234, 1 April 1880, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. David HAY (Late Manager for Messrs. Anderson ind Co., Grain Merchants, Oamarn), begs to intimate to his friends and others that he has started business as GRAIN MERCHANT AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, In that commodious Stone Store known as " Kerb's Store. Cash buyer of all kinds of produce ; full weight corn sacks always on hand; storage taken at lowest current rates—room for 30,000 sacks. „ 173 DAVID HAY. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED, Direct from London, a CONSIGNMENT of PAPERHANGINGS Of the Newest Designs, and Suitable for Parlor, Drawing, Kitchen, and Bedrooms. The price of each paper is marked in plain figures in the pafc .ern books, ftad comparison of prices is respectfully invited. Also on Sale — HUBBOCK'S PURE COLZA OIL, For Threshing and Agricultural Machinery. Notwithstanding the recent advance in Oils and White Lead, prices will remain at former quotations, in order to realise. J. S. ANDERSON, Tees- street, Oamarit. Established 16 years. 458 ND E RSO# AND CO., Millers ? Grain & Provision Merchants, SHIPPING & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Harbor-street, Oamaru, Princes-street, Dtjnedin, And at w aikottaiti A AGENTS in all the principal towns in the Colonies and HOME MARKETS. CASH Buyers of all kinds of produce. STORAGE Room for 30,000 Sacks at lowest current rates. 349 NEW GROCERY STORE, Thames-street, North. PATRICK FORD begs to notify that being unable, through the late accident, to follow his trac§ as Stonemason, he has commenced buginess as GENERAL GROCER In the premises lately occupied by Lawson and Co., Butchers, in Thames-street, And respectfully solicits patronage from his friends and the public generally. P.F. trusts that by keeping none but the very beet articles, and selling at the lowest poaaible price?, ie may merit a share of public patronage. N.B. — M R S. P. FORD IJa* opened a DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT In another part of the premises, where Ladies' own materials will be made up in the newest styles on the shortest notice, and at moderate prices. 449 ANTED KNOW N That the SWAN STABLES Are now under tho Personal Sup< rvifiion of the Proprietor— MR. B. PEER Y, And, therefore, Hcrsos at Livery wi be carefully attended to: N.B.—Buggies and Saddle Horses on Flire by the YVesk, Day, *»r Journey. 432 HARVEST & PLOUGHING SURVEYS. Thomas s. HARDY, LICENSED SURVEYOR Under the Land Transfer Act, Is prepared to execute the above Surveys with accuracy and despatch on reasonable terms. Apply. Mr. John Hardy's Office, WEAK-STREET, OAMARU. w. H General Storekeeper, Wine and Spirit Merchant, GEORGE TOWN, AWAMOKO. Goods delivered at the shortest notice in all parts of the country. 53 COLONIAL BOOT MART —J Thames-street. Having purchased in Dunedin, at A DISCOUNT OF 50 PER CENT. From manufacturers' prices, I am prepared to offer the same to the residents of Oamarn and district, at prices fully one-third lower than those usually charged by the trade. Inspection invited. Competition defied. G. W. HINCHLIFFE, Colonial Boot Mart, Thames-street, Oamarn, 347 BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. MOLLISON & SON'S Great annual' clearing sale OF BOOTS AND SHOES Will commence ON SARURDAY, 31st JANUARY, And will continue FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, During which time the whole of the large and varied Strck with which their warehouse is now replete will be offered at immensely reduced prices. Remember— One moDth only. Great Bargcins. MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS. Inspection invited. MOLLISON & SON, Thames-street. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. LEXANDER KILGOUR, L 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 THE RAILWAY STATION, And is prepared to furnish travellers with HOT COFFEE, TEA & COCOA, Together with Eatables, from the departure of the first train ro the arrival of the last. Wedding Cakes, Christening Cakes,, and Confectionery, of the very best quality made on the premises. Soirees tendered for. 62