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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3970, 2 June 1885, Page 2

/ 10PY OF TELEGRAM received from PRICE ft BULLEID, Danedin: ,'J, BtfLLBID, Oamarn. j "I have purohaaed for you today, »t M'Laadrtss, Hepburn, and Co. 'a Sale of Fars, s-iveral cheap lots, inoludiDg Real Bear Rags ; also, Kangaroo Rugs, Vlotoria Silver Opposaum Mats, etc, eto. You may expect them on Thursday." i Date of Sale of the above will be adver* tised on arrival of goods. [JOHN BULLEID & CO. JAND T. MEEK • Have on hand Fall- Weight CORNSACKS, 44, 46, and 48-ln«h, also Grass Seed and Potato Sacks, and Seaming Twine, of best quality, all at lowest current prices. We are Cash Buyers of Wheat, Oats, Barley, Grass Seed, and Potatoes, delivered at our Stores, or Crown Mills, Oamara. We are also prepared to DRESS GRA3S SEED, and all kinds t f Grain, on account of growers or others. STORAGE and INSURANCE at Lowest Kates. LIBERAL CASH AD V ANCE3 on Grain Store, at Current Rates of lst-™*t. AMARU LOAN AND DISCOUNI OFFICE. (Oposlte Post Office, Thames street, Oamara) Money advanced in sums varying from L 5 to LSOO on Personal Security, to be re >aid by monthly instalment. Bills DißOon.ated Money Lent on Deposit of Deeds, Scrip, Bonds, &o. Also Money Lent on every deBoription of Personal Property. On hand a large Btook of New Rotherham'B Watchej at reduced prices from L 5 10s to L 7 10s, sold elsewhere from L 7 10s to LlO 10a With each watch is given Rotherham's guaranteed certificate. 0. MOSS, 008 Licensed Pawnbroker, A. AND T. INGLIS, Oauabu, SANDY. Through the land he's known to fame, the poot and needy prize his name, their A blighted hopes burst into flame D I when e'er they speak of SANDY. i U £ - £ R SA^DY Is showing a well-se-lected Btook of Drapery. Pur- j^ chasers of the same will save » XJ -second profit, as it will pay them p well to spend a Pound with Sandy xr ■ — E CIANDY is now offering *plenX O did Saxony Flannel, 9|d, llfd. jr, «nd Is 2£d; and good WeUh Flannels from ll^d to la 11 j ; alßi y the Blankets we have this year a are far better than c- er, it being » Speoial Line of Sandy's. N CIANDYS to sell them from „ n JO 5s 6d, 7s 6d. 8s lid, 10* 6d, n U and an extra size 12s 9d, 14a 6d, j> 18s 6d to suit tbe times, and may no misfortune ever mar this noble «n- rtcheme of Sandy's. . q RANDY'S Millinery, Jackets, * »O Skirts, and Trimmed Half " from la 3d, Is 6d, Is lid, 2B2 B 6d N 2s lid. These are exceptionally v good and cheap. Underolathing T Costumes, and Stays in every * _ oolor, shape and size. Splendid B Flax Corsets, 2s 6d, 2s lid ; Pari* H _ Wove, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, _ R at— L SANDY'S. We have a large N stock of Clothing of Colonial manufacture made from the cole- G orated Moeglel, Kaiapoi, Roslyn, and Oamara Tweeds, for men and boys, made expressly for Sandy's. A: & T. INGLIS, Thames Street, Oamaru i