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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 5 July 1880, Page 3

WANTED 'ANTED—MINERS to keep away from Shr.-- unt'l dispute^ sc/bub'l V«-wj nrt.pu.cd. Arbitration not ; 702 T/T/' A 'JE • •'<"» LET— A Two-roomed V 7 Cu'J T A<xE; rent, 4a a week.— Apply Mail Office. __7^3 WANTED TO SELL—Aboat 40 Tom of MANGOLDS, cheap.—ApplyßPerry, Swan Hotel 663. WANTED TO SELL—HUT ON THE BEACH, near Lagoon, with im«_ mediate possession; no rates or taxes, equal to freehold.—Apply " P. 0., Oamarn. 'Y'J' ANTED TO SELL —HOUSE and * * , SECTION, in Windsor Township, close to the Hotel and Eailway Station; splendid site for a baker and general storekeeper. Terms; easy.— Apply to Hy. Sid on, Builderj Torridge-street, Oamara; or to George Watson, Windsor. 650 ■ITTANTED KNOWN—W. J.. HILL, :VV Wine and Spirit Merchant, and General.Grocer, Thames-street North.: —All Goods at lowest price for cash. TT7ANTED KNOWN—That WILLIAM ;VV MOXHAM, Bootmaker, has REMOVED to the shop opposite to Mr. Har- . ding, Watchmaker, Tees-street, Oamarn.6s7; WANTED KNOWN That W. J. LENNON is giving the Highest Prices for POULTRY of all descriptions. 254 WANTED KNOWN —The Cheapest - i and the Best BOOT;*, the Best : Style, the Beat Valu« for money given in 'v Oamara, at G. W. Hinchliffe's, Colonial-T Boot Mart, Thames-street. WANTED KNOWN—First-classWork- ' men on the premises; REPAIRS neatly executed. COLONIAL BOOT MART, next to Mr. T. Sellars, Watch-,?' •maker, Thames-street. 200 ETTANTED KNOWN—MRS. CAREY, YV MIDWIFE or MONTHLY NURBE*t (of long experience) either in town orcountryi - —Stone Cottage opposite Bay View Board- . ing-house, Wharf-street. 138. ANTED KNOWN—That J. MOSS* ' has 100 Lever Hunting WATCHES * .... J, ' ...trmft of the best English and" Colonial make. HALF-PRICE, f £2 10s to £5.; '' ' 835 XT?" ANTED KNOWN, 1 that ANDERSON YV 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 other house in Town". iTtE respectfully request you to give our," },; BOOTS a trial, feeling assured that . ifjyou come once you will continue to do so. k UR LADIES DEPARTMENT is com- ' pletewithasplcndidStockof WINTER:' GOODS; CHILDREN'S, GIRLS', and MAIDS'Boots and Shoes in Great Variety,. ANDERSON BROS., Thames-street. TTTANTED KNOWN MOLLISON VV AND SON are NOW OPENING-.; A "JUT their First Shipment for the Season of WINTER GOODS, • : WHICH, for Quality and Style, are. un surpassed bv any ever imported by ohem. \ r vf BEING all made up to their own order, y? and imported direct from the manu- \ :acturers, M. and S. are enabled iV offer t'leir really splendid goods at REASON- - , ABLE PRICES. INSPECTION is respectfully invited.— MOLLISON AND SON, Importers'.' and Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, 1 ' 1 Thames-stroet. 625?.t£ WANTED Known that the MAIL haa a Larger Circulation than any others::. Darter in Otajto published out of Dunedin. BUSINESS NOTICES JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT, i -i; The undersigned has on hand; , -, n ; ~ A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT , OI" ; Tweeds, - Faitcy Coatings, j ■ Overcoatings, ' . JAnd Materials for Ladies' Jackets j : and Ulstebs. Hi. Ladies''and Gentlemen requiring Stylish 5 and .Well-Fitting Garments are re- ■ ' spectfully solicited for a trial. ;We study to givo satisfaction to every customer,'and from this date will " return ono shilling off every |£ 1 paid for goods when bought r or on delivery ; 'And for monthly accounts paid by the I 15th of the following month per I cent, will be deducted. I MEN'S AND BOY'S SUITS, Mole Trousers, Shirts, Pants, Socks, • Caps, Hats, Braces, Collars, " 1 • ■ Scarves, &c. "i :•. Hats made to measure.

.J. H. MILLIG4N, | . l?^iS Thames-street. ' ' ~ f f J- c 5 THE PLANTING SEASON,' 1880. • | t _ j 1 ',*J h ?' i&Ui «$ ! -TREES ! '-TREES ! I TREES M H »fim } In .Large oj Small f \ respectfully informs .bis iiiifiicroua patruns and the public' generally,,»tliat lis . has. 3?OR. SALE many. LlipuMiiTla of' EJIUIT and FOiIEST TREES, TINES, CUPRESSUS, " .oraa>nental, evergreen, Trees and Shrubs, rjtf^iaviag-'-Jieen;carefully transplanted andirir jvepared under uiy personal superintendjii'Ler ' I can cortSiloiiuly recommend them to'" taiendipg-planters. All orders for the same will vcc2iveiprompt attention and-be- carefullyjpaclisd, and forwarded with Sy rail"ar.otherwise,:- • „ J .ji j tt . T.| Ewss S-L-T Eo-M;j S. 0 MEADOW NOaTil/'llOAl)/' 1 ' f ' Jt £&£ , N.B.=-Hodson'sJßus leaves the Railway . ■!~tion for-theiNursery.Grounda .every hourrir •-73 _ ' iTf, TOES FALCONER •J , SEEDSMAN, Wht;-e Nui\xries ; are no~v so widely known containing .cveiytlung .useful, j.uew,' ;&nd : i-re, , request 3 oil ''standing planters to come rud ?uspeet Jiis sfcotih of-r-: . ■,:/ . ; iFraitjl'rccv-in groat variety, from 18s pep ) c ' drz3ii ' iCaoss'ierry and' Currant Ihishes, from 2s ] ,GiperV.ozsn - [Thorn-Quiets, from (?s per thousand ?Afi -can x 'CI lorns, very suitable for f f ha}g:va\.~3, ir»»nt 2s Id per hundred .Vj, "■ sßJrjljarb R -ots, from 5s per dozen -Deciduous For;iu Trees, from 6s per j. "> hundred >Pi«*s in grent variety, suitable for present "3 I planting, from 10 s per hundred 'ft tflO" -Scrubs in groat variety " •" JGcLtag: anl Ca-ilif..wcr Plants, &c. v,l. Catalogue of Fr>uj Trees, Rosoa, &c„ can -* i be had on application. ;-K j Koto tho address—The > r* NORTH OTAGO SEED WAREHOUSE, ' . THAiIES-STBEET, 491 -