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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1314, 23 June 1880, Page 3

WANTED WA NTET?—TwoGood APPRENTICES to the Dressmaking.—Apply Mbs. Ford. Thames-atreet. a 659 ANTED TO LEND, on Rural Land /rt £IO.OOO at 7£ per cant.—G. Ar onßß, T <!»■ ro. t . '540 WANTED— PURCHASERS for a largeconsignment of really -good KAIAPOI CHEESES; Sixpence per lb.— C. G. Moore, Tyne-atreet. 643 WANTED KNOWN—That WILLIAM MOXHAM has REMOVED to the shoo opposite to Mr. Harding, Watchmaker, Tees-street, Oamara. 657WANTED— TENANTS for SHOPS in Thames-street and Wear-street; rents low.—John Hardy. 659 WANTED— PURCHASER for Freehold HOUSE and SECTION, in Block 17, Oamara.—John Hardy. 462 ANTED TO LET—Two Four-roomed BOUSES. Apply R. Blair. 692 w WANTED TO LEASE for a term of years—A FARM of 62 acres, at Ngapara.—Apply Herbert Edwards, Tees* street, Oamaru. 46Q WANTED TO SELL—DOORS, Sashes, Grates, Mantelpieces, Iron, Timber; at Northern Hotel.—William Battdinht, SS3 WANTED Known that the MAIL Hal a Larger Circulation than any other oaper in Otago published out of DunediiL : ANTED KNOWN That LENNON is giving the Highest Prices for POU LTRY of all descriptions." ~2M WANTED KNOWN —The Cheapest and the Best BOOTS, the Beat Style, the Best Value for money given in Oamaru, at G. W. Hinchliite's, Colonial Boot Mart, Thames-street. v WANTED KNOWN—First-olasa Work* men on the premises; REPAIRS neatly executed. COLONIAL BOOT MART, next to Mr. T. Sellars, Watohmaker, Thames-street. 200 ANTED KNOWN—MRS. CAREY, MIDWIFE or MONTHLY NURSE, (of long experience) either in town or country. —Stone Cottage opposite Bay View Board* ing-house, Wharf-street. 138. ANTED KNOWN—That J. MOSS has 100 Lever Hunting WATCHE& of the best English and Colonial make. HALF-PRICE, £2 10s to £5. 835 ANTED KNOWN, that ANDERSON BROS., Thames-street, Oamaru, Manufacture their own BOOTS and SHOES, and are therefore enabled to sell a better Article, at a lower price, than any otfi><3r house in Town. WE respectfully request you to give our BOOTS a trial, feeling assured that if you come once you will continue to do so. OUR LADIES DEPARTMENT is complete with a splendid Stock of WINTER GOODS; CHILDREN'S, GIRLS', and MAIDS' Boots and Shoes in Great Variety. ANDERSON BROS., Thames-street. . WANTED KNOWN MOLLISON AND SON are NOW OPENING OUT their First Shipment for the S§Moff of WINTER GOODS, ■ WHICH, for Quality and Style, are uft surpassed bv any ever imported by them. BEING all made up to their own order, and imported direot from the manu* facturera, M. and S. are enabled to offer their really splendid goods at REASON* ABLE PRICES. ■ ■■ : INSPECTION is respectfully invited,-* MOLLISON AND SON, Importer* and Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, Thames-street. BUSINESS NOTIOES JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT;. The undersigned has on hand A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT . , 0? Tweeds, Fancy CoATiHas, Overcoatings, And Materials for Ladies' Jacket# and Ulstebs. Ladies' and Gentlemen requiring Stylish and Well-Fitting Garments are re* . spectfully solicited for a trial. We study to give satisfaction to every' ' customer, and from this date will return one shilling off every |£ paid for goods when bought or on delivery; And for monthly accounts paid by the 15th of the following month 2$ per ,r----cent, will be deducted. MEN'S AND BOY'S SUITS, Mole Trousers, Shirts, Pants,. Sooks, Caps, Hats, Braces, Collars, Scarves, &c. Hats made to measure. J. H. MILLIGAN, Thames-street. THE PLANTING SEASQN, 1880. TREES! TREES!! TREES!! 1 ? In Large or Small Quantities. ryHE Undersigned respectfully informs his numerous patrons and the public generally, that he has FOR SALE many thousands of FRUIT and FOREST TREES, CALIFORNIAN PINES, CUPRESSUS, etc. Also choice, ornamental, evergreen, and deciduous flowering Trees and Shrubs, all having been carefully transplanted and prepared under my personal superintend* ence. I can confidently recommend them,to intending planters. All orders for the same will receive prompt attention and be care* fully packed, and forwarded with dispatch by rail ar otherwise. J. S T i M S O & , MEADOW BANK NURSERY, NORTH ROAD. N.B. —Hodson's 'Bus leaves the Railway Station for the Nursery Grounds every hour, 473-.. . ■■ . r JOHN FALC ON B R SEEDSMAN, Whose Nurseries are now so widely known as containing everything useful, new, and rare, requests all intending planters to com© and inspect his stock of— Fruit Trees in great variety, from 18s per dozen :. , < Gooseberry and Currant Bushes, from 2a ' 6d per dozen -■ Thorn thousand African Box Thorns, very writable-for hedgerows, from 2s 6d per huhdrSd'f" Rhubarb Roots, from 5s per dozen ■ ' Deciduous Forest Trees, from 6a per hundred 1 vj Pines in great variety, suitable for present planting, from 10i per hundred s Flowering Shrubs in great variety Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, &0. < Catalogue of Fruit Trees, Roseß, &0,, can be had on application. Note the address—The NORTH OTAGO SEED WAREHOUSES, Thames-street, 494