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

EC. SMITH, • Wholesale and Retail Merchant, Dtoxrook, Em REMOVED Inte New Premises, oppo. site Railway Station, with an ENTIRELY NEW &TOCK OF GOODS, Which he Is prepared to sell at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. ]*| BILL BROTHERS. •"-^ HARBOR STREET OAMARU, Are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on Grain and Produce stored with them for sale in ths local market, or for Shipment to Australia, London, the Continent, or elsewhere. Being Direct Importers of CORNSACKS from Calcutta, we would oall attention to our Large Stock of 48 x 26&, 2| to 3 lbs 46 x 26}, 2| 44 x 26|, 2f Also, Grass Seed and Oat Sacks ... 46 x 16}, 2£ Potato Saoka ... 42 x 28, 2| Marshall's Seaming Twine, 3 and 5 ply A^c — Castor, Lard, Linseed, Oil, Colza Oil, and Station and Farm Stores and Requisites. STORAGE AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. ZEALANDIA HOUSE. rpO RETAIN YOUR HEALTH and X STRENGTH you must KERP THE BODY WARM. To know how to do this at a minimum coet is of the greatest importance to people of email incomes. The sure way la to buy your winter apparel at the Cheapest Place. Zealandi* House is fast acquiring a name for the Durability »nd Low Prioe of tbe Goods Sold There* b. d. Men's Balmoral Boots ... 11 9 Men's Klastio-side Boots ... 11 9 Boys' Nailed Boota, from ... 5 6 Girls' Elastic-Bide Boots, from 3 11 Women'B Carpel Slippers... 3 6 Men's Bluchers ... >M 7 6 All other goods in proportion, at the Cheapest Establishment in Oamaru, ZEALANDIA HOUSE, JAMES MACDONALD. myls ■ I^HE BRITISH AND NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) (Late C&rgilla, Gibba, and Co.), Prinoes street, Dunedin ; Don street, Invercargill ; and TYNR STREKT, OAMARU. STATIONS, FARMS, AND OTHER PROPERTIES, The Company makes ADVANCES on Freehold and Leasehold Property, Growing i lipß of Wool and Grain, Crops standing, or in tack or store Tbe Company also acoept the consignment of Produce for Bale in the Local Markets (making cash advances if required), and constituents may rely upon having the most careful attention paid to their interests and resolving prompt account sales ON SALE— ttmeral Merchandise, Stores, Fencing Material, Woolpackß, sonuaoKs, Sheep Dip, Seeds of all sortß, Cement, eto, eto. 6 A. B. BOOTH, M*nager. "CIVERETT BROS,! Drapers, THAMES STREET, Hold a Heavy Siook of WOOLLEN AND MERINO GOODS, Which they oan recommend to those requiring Seasonable Under Garments, Men's Woollen Ribbed Shirts, 3s lid esch Men's Woollen Bibbed Pantß, 4$ 9d each Lam bB wool Sox, 9&d per pair Knitted Alloa Nox, lO^d per pair Military Knitted Sox, l]£d per pair Merino p aats, Is lid each Merino Shirts, 2a lid each. EVERETT BROTHERS, \ 7 HAMHS STREBT MAIL NOTICE. Tuesday, 2nd June, For northern pores of New Zealand, per RiDgaroo> a, at 12. 15 p.m For Wellington and Sydney, per Tekapo, at 3 45 p m. For Wellington and Westport, per Mahinapua, at 3 45 p.m; Wednesday, Srd June For northern ports of isew Zealand, per (Taihora, at 3 45 p.m. j Thursday, 4th Jurrr* Tor Australian colonies, United Kingdom, India, <. hlnn, Japan, etc., via Bluff, per Te Auau, at 6.30 a.m , connecting at Melbourne with the Orient steamer Sorata, on the 12th inst. All correspondence for United King'om must be specially addressed, and prepaid le per £ oz. Fcr northern ports of New Zealand, per Taupo, at 3.45 p.m. Saturday, 6th June For northern ports of New Zealand, per Rotorua, at 12 15 p.m. Direct Htsam Service Saturday, 6th June. For United Kingdom, via Rio de Janeiro and Plymouth, per R M.S. Tongariro, at noon. For money orderß and registered letters ac 11 a.m. For United Kingdom, via Rio de Janeiro, and Plymouth, specially addressed oorreEpondenca per Arawa, at noon . ALEX. LIVINGSTON, Acting Chief Postmaster.