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North Otago Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1160, 25 December 1875, Page 1 (Supplement)

New Advertisements. MOSGIEL TWEEDS. nnHE Undersigned has on hand a Large and Select Stock of MOSGIEL, NELSON, VICTORIAN, BLISS And Other TWEEDS, READY MADE GOODS. A Large Stock can now be purchased, at Prices Hitherto Unknown in Oamaru. BOOTS AND SHOES He has also on hand a magnificent stock, all makers, which he is selling at prices which will come within the reach of everyone. THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. In future the Cutting and Tailoring Department will be under the Management of J Mr JAS. LAWSON, who successfully carried on Tailoring Business on his own account in the Old Country. Customers may now rely on obtaining a Good Fit.

| WILLIAM MACFARLANE, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERTAILOR AND CLOTHIER, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, &c, Thames street, Oamaru. dr 14 A. O. F. 1CT OTICE.— The Half- Yearly Meeting -**-^ for the Nomination of Officers will take place on TUESDAY evening the 28th INST., when all members are requested to attend. JOHN WELLER, dr 23 . Secretary. T. W. HISLOP, ESQ. "VT7"E, the undersigned Electors in the Waitaki District, beg respectfully to request you to allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate for the representation of this District in the General Assembly, beliering, as we do, that you vrill use your best efforts to further our interests and giro effect to our views. Yours obediently, Robert Jackson, John Thornton, H. Aitken, Mathew Morton, Tbos. Henderson, John Mainland, Hector Munro, James Lees, and seventy-nine others. TO THE ELECTORS SIGNING THE ABOVE REQUISITION. /GENTLEMEN, in reply to your request, I gladly put my services at your disposal, and hope that, if elected to the position of a Representative of the Waitaki District, I shall prove myself worthy of the confidence placed in me. I shall Address the ELECTORS at various Places so soon as arrangements can be made. Yours, obediently, T. W. HISLOP.

NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL As>OCIATION. NOTICE. A LL claims against this Association -^*- must be sent in on or before 28th INSTANT, and those persons holding subscriptions or other monies of the Association are respectfully desired to pay them to the Treasurer on or before that date, as a meeting of Committee will be held on that day. Prizetakers are also requested (without fail) to inform the Secretary in what way they desire to receive their prizes. JOHN CHURCH, dr 21 Secretary. AGRICULTURAL FARM IN PAPAKAIO PLAIN. T1 O R SALE, The Splendid Agricultural FARM of Land known as "Thornfield," Papakaio Plain, containing 383a. Or. 5p., more or less. Situated about 9 miles from Oamaru, and i mile from the Papakaio Station of the Awamoko Railway. It is all laid down in English Grass. There is a Five-roomed House, with Dairy, Men's Hut, good Barn and Shed, SheepYarde, Stock Yards, Piggeries, &c. ; also good Garden. It is subdivided into paddocks with good live fenoes. There are also three good Wells (timbered), for watering cattle in summer.

For further particulars apply to Messrs ANDERSON & MOWAT ; Oc to J. and S. WILSON, dr 9 On the Premises. OAMARU LUNCHEON, DININGAND SUPPER ROOMS. T7* E A R L E, -*- • Pastry Cook, and Confectioner, begs to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage accorded to him during the last twelve months, and begs to state that having made great alterations he is now prepared to execute any orders entrusted to his charge. N. B.— A Constant Supply of PASTRY always on hand. WEDDING and CHRISTENING 0AKE8 on hand, and to order. Refreshments in time for early coaches. Note th* Addreu : Opposite thi Foit Offioe. or 30