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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1285, 20 May 1880, Page 3

late advertisements A LODGE WAITAKL—NO. 1111, E.C. rpHE REGULAR MEETING of the J- Lodge takes place on THURSDAY /EVENING, the 20th INST., at half-past uvea o'clock. Business—The Installation of Wonhipfal Master and Officers. A BANQUET -win be held in the Hall immediately after the Installation. Brethren cf sister lodge*, and sojourners, are fraternally invited. By order of the W.M. GEORGE BROWNLEE, 953 Secretary. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! ! FIREWORKS!! ! Persons wishing to make a display npon the above occasion, can be supplied with all varieties at EARLE'S. Just arrived to hand the Largest and Best Collection of ROCKETS ever imported to the Colonies. 273 NOTICE. THE undersigned hereby wishes h?s longwinded customers to know that all ACCOUNTS of two months' standing without alteration, if not settled on or before the Bth JUNE, will be SUED FOR without respect or favor. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Oamaru, May 1860. 246 SPECIAL. To the Ladies of Oamaru and surrounding district. J^JTE W& FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. D. TOOHEY Has much pleasure in announcing that he has secuied the services of A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER, (Late of J. Ballantyne & Co., Christchurch, And i 3 now showing some of the LATEST NOVELTIES Direct from London and Paris. Ladies desiring to secure the Newest and most Fashionable Millinery should not fail to inspect D. Toohey's • NEW STOCK. Orders promptly attended to. D. TOOHEY, HALL OF COMMERCE. CHEAP SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. M'SWENEY & KEARNS, Practical Bootmakers, having taken those centrally-situated premises next door to Mr. Moss, jeweller, have determined to hold a Clearing Sale of own-made Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices. Also, a wellselected stock of Colonial Mannfactured Boots—Elastic Sides, Balmorals, Bluchers, and Watertights—suitable for the winter season, which will be sold regardless of cost. Come early and select the bargains, as the Sale will last Seven Days Only. 2SO MR. A. H. MAUDE SATURDAY, 22si> MAY. At 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALE. On the Farm (late Mr. Joe Williams') top of Eden-street. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from Mr. Robert M'Cready to sell by public auction, at above time and place— AD his Valuable LIVE and DEAD STOCK, consisting of — 7 Firat-clasa Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings 7 Dairy Cows, calved and springing to calve 10 Yearlings, 2 two-year-old Steers 1 Shorthorn Bull, two-year-old, by Louis Napoleon 1 Ayrshire Ball, by Brogden 1 Reaping Machine (Reid and Gray) 1 Farm Dray, 1 d.f. Plough 1 Set four-leaved Iron Harrows, 1 set Blocks and Trees 1 Baggy, 5 sets Harness 2J Acres Mangolds, 1 acre Carrots 6 Pigs ; about 100 head of Fowls Forks, Spades, Milk Dishes, Dairy Utensils 4 Stacks of Straw, for removal, &c. A. H. MAUDE, 302 Anctioneer. THURSDAY, 27th MAY. At his Stores, Harbor-street At noon. A. H . MAUDE has received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place— The Freehold of Section 1, Block 14, Oamaru Town, corner of Onse and Thames-street, sub-dividtd into five allotments each 6S feet by 33 feet. The auctioneer would draw special attention to this sale, as it will enable small capitalists to secure a site in the best street in the town at a small outlay. Terms very liberal. Plan be seen at the office of A. H. MAUDE, 299 Anctioneer. THURSDAY, 27TH MAY. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At noon. A H . MAUDE * received instructions from Mr. John Clegg to sell oy public auction at above time and place— The Remainder of the Municipal Lease of Section 6, Block 40, Oamaru Town (fronting Show Ground), having about 16 years to run; ground rent £5 per annum; on which is erected a substantial fourroomed house; the section is fenced and planted, and there is a'concrete ♦*r,tr holding 1600 gallons of water. Persons in search of a residence are particularly requested to inspect this desirable A, H. MAUDE, 301 AactUHMCTr