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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10066, 6 February 1909, Page 2

PLUMBINC. rAVEJG secured the Services of a PABED TO UNDERTAKE ALL CLASSES OF PLUMBING WORK. a. H. DOBAN. Tinsmith, Etc., Tync street. THE WEE WEE BARBER SHOP, CLOSE TO W. JARDINE'S, / WEAR STREET. J. TBEIiOAR, HAS STARTED BUSINESS AT ABOVE ADDRESS, And would be glad to See his Old Friends JUBT HAVE A LOOK AT J. M. BROWS'S STOCK. Newly imported direct from the makers, and comprising eTery reqm= site in BOOKS ORNAMENTS, LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS, POST CARDS, AND CHRISTMAS CARDS, Suitable for all sorts and conditions of people, old and young. THE LARGEST, FINEST, AND MOST ARTISTIC STOCK Of these goods ever imported into Oamaru. Aa it is impossible within the limit* of an advertisement to give any idea of their beauty and Taiue, WE SIMPLY INVITE YOU TO COME AND SEE THEM AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. Whether yon wish to buy or not, do not fail to pay us a visit. It will be a pleasure to yon, and all are welcome. YOU CANNOT MISTAKE THE SHOP IF YOU ONLY LOOK AT THE WINDOW. J. M. BROWN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, THAMES STREET. THE QUEEN'S SALOON. J" BEG to Announce that I have J_ Secured-the Services of Mr Robert Woods, a tradesman of many years' experience, and for five years a leading hairdresser in the well-known establishment of 3lessrs lies and Poole, of Dunedin. Mr Woods comes here with the very highest of credentials. In keeping with an ever-increasing business, I have installed an extra chair. Three chairs now going and in charge of experienced men. No Waits. CHAB. F. HERBERT. WEAR STREET. Yon may ask why FAMTLTOX BROS, are successful in business. The answer is: They can be relied upon to do a thorough job of Painting, House-building, or Repairing. A LARGE STOCK OF PAINTS, PAPERS, GLASS, And PICTURE MOULDINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. 'Phone 238 GAS MANTLES. r O.K. SPECIAL 4/ a doz. WELSBACH 5/6 a doz. WELSBACTI, best ... 7/ a doz. INVERTED MANTLES 12/ a doz. J. SCOON & CO., Plumbers and Casfitters, Thames street. Oamaru. IARM SEEDS FOR SOWING IN j_ DECEMBER: BROWNLEE'S "Best of All" Swede. Aberdeen Turnips—White, Globe, Greystone, and Purple Top. Mammoth Turnips—Waite's Eclipse. Dale's, and Fosterton's Hybrid Turnips. Giant Broadlcaf Extra Rape. No. 1 Fertiliser for Root Crops. Vegetable Seeds for December Sowing, Flower eds, and Flower Plants for December. portable Plants for setting out in Deber. Special Garden Fertiliser, Is per bag. A large assortment of Pot Palms for Christmas Decoration. BROWNLEE & SON, NORTH OTAGO SEED MART. 'NIOX STEAM SHIP COMPANY \j OF NEW ZEALAND. For DUNEDIN—S.S.PUKAKI, on TUESDAY, 9th February. For AUCKLAND, NAPIER. GISBORNE, via Timaru—6.6. WANAKA. about WEDNESDAY, 10th Februarv. For WESTPORT and GREYMOUTH (transhipping for Hokitika), via Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and L T icton—s.s- PUKAKI, on THURSDAY, 11th Febrifcrv. For NEW PLYMOUTH and OXEHUNGA, via Timaru, Lvttelton. and Wellington-sj;. COKENNA, on MONDAY, 15th Februarv. Sails at 4 a.m. For WELLINGTON, via Timaru, Lvttelton, Nelson, Westport, and Grevmouth—6.s. KOONYA. on THURSDAY. 19th February. A steamer awaits at Lvttelton the arrival' of the Express Train from the South every day. NOTE.—Passengers and Cargo booked to all New Zealand ports and the principal ports of Australia; also by the Orient Line to and from London, and by the Canadian and Australian Line to and from Victoria, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Europe. For all information apply to the UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.). HADES HOTEL, Christcburch.—ExKJ tensive additions having been made to this Popular Hotel, visitors, the travelling publia and permanent boarders can obtain most Up-to-date Accommodation, with Unsurpassed Cuisine and all the Advantages (t a Quiet IJome. Close to trains, Cathedral Square and Principal Public Buildings. Tariff, 7s per day. Telegrams and letters receive prompt attention.—GEO-. KAYNER, Proprietor, Hereford street P.O. Box, 616. 'Phone, 1206. 14 WHERE TO STAY IN DUNEDIN. TF vou want a DOWNRIGHT COMJ. PORTABLE PLACE which is elements of a home, stav at the IMPERIAL PRIVATE HOTEL, 302 Princess St., DUNEDIN. It has 50 Single and Double Bedrooms. Tariff' from 4s a dav or from 20s a week. 551 C. CAMERON, Proprietor. distinctive brands printed thereon, for less money at the OAMARU HAIL' than I they pay for imiliilfcu pjjgehMgatu