CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10063, 3 February 1909, Page 2

CURRENT NOTICES.

The oysters from Hie Stewart Island beds are'in a better condition this season than ever. So says Mr W. Todd, who received a consignment from that ipuirter this morning. Mr Todd wishes to impress on lovers of this delicacy thai these oysters do not come from the P.luff, but are from beds specially reserved for the retail trade. In order to have the supply as fresh us possible, Mr Todd has arranged for a consignment every .morning, ami urges intending purchasers to shop early, as the stock will necessarily be limited. 075

In our to-day's issue we publish a notice statins; that Kaiiroo Hill clearing sale to be conducted by the National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand (Ltd)., in conjunction with Cuiimoss and LcCrci. (Ltd.),' will take place on Ihe 16th and 17th of March. The stock to be then offered will comprise about 35,000 first - class sheep. 300 head cattle, 50 horses, besides which there will be a largo number of implements and a .[.nullity of furniture and sundries. Full particulars will be published in later issues. Let us send you particulars of Ihe famous Challenge Windmills.—\V. liassctl, and Co., ChrisUTiurch. The Swimming Club's Carnival' has assumed imposing dimensions now, and their afternoon to-morrow should be a most interesting one. Tho Committee has laid itself out to draw up an entertaining pro. gramme; the competitors in the races will include swimmers from Tiinaru and Coraldine, and numerous water sports will bo indulged in. Music will be provided by the Elite Hand.

Complete satisfaction assured by an L. ami O. Pipe, and pull' away "Crown" Smoking .Mixture.—Cecil Jackson, Tobacconist, Crown llairdrcssing Saloon, next l'ost Office.

Miss C. Church's private school rcoix.ms in the St. Luke's Hall on Tuesday next, February Oth. .Mr (JKORCE ROBINSON, Dental Surgeon, may bo consulted at his residence, EDKN STRFKT (opposite Wesloy Church), There should be no need for reminding our readers of the sale of a valuable freehold property considering the ' demand which has existed for residential sites within the borough. The sale we refer to is the offering to public competition of ;i corner section, No. 1, block 82, owned by Mrs K. Simpson. This most desirable property contains an up-to-date dwelling of six rooms, pantry, scullery, etc., the wholo forming a most complete home. Immediately after will be offered the household furniture and' sundries. The sale will be conducted by Mr Walter Sumpter on the premises, corner of W'ansbeck and Luue streets, and commences at 2 p.m. to-morrow. On behalf of Airs W. H. Brown, Messrs Grcsham, Watson, and Co. will sell a large quantity of superior household furniture and effects. The sale, will commence at 2 p.m. to-morrow and takes place at the premises corner of lOxc and Thames street.

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Horse-owners will now have, tlie advantage of a. good. t;ui running at Tattersail's horse sale. Mr Liken has been able to procuro a quantity of line tan from Dunedin, and l this is now laid in the yard, and will no doubt be appreciated by farmers and dealers putting horses into these sateyards. We. take (his opportunity of reminding farmers of the horso 6alo to be held by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.) in Tattersall's Yards on Saturday first, when a, large number of houses will be offered, including a fine lot on account of Mr Finlinson to be sold without reserve, as their owner has no harvest work for them this season. Immediately before the sale a complete threshing turnout will be offered, the plant l>eing in first-rale order and ready to start work at any time. Some new farm drays are also advertised for sale.

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