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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6952, 30 January 1890, Page 4

COLONIAL WHINES.

RAVING been appointed SOLE AGENT for the sale of Braoiie & Co. 's Celebrated Wines, I beg to announoe that I havo received a Urge Consignment of the Very Choicest Descriptions, and can now offer Wines similar to thoso awarded prizes at the late Paris Exhibition at prices muoh below those for European Wines, while tho quality, character, and aroma of thoso choice Australian Wines is equal to anything Imported from Europe. On Sale (either in Bottle or in Bulk) : TOKAY— A very oholoe, rich, full-flavored tawny colored wine. CHABLIS— A white, dry, light, wine. PORT— An aged fruity wine, of delicious aroma, particularly suitable^ for invalids HERMITAGE— A very fine Claret, altogether 'superior to most of the imported European Clarets.

A. J. S. HEADLAND, Sole Agent for Oamaru.

HpHE Undersigned begs to inform his •*• numerous Patrons and Friends that his Stock of GROCERIES and OILMEN'S STORES is particularly large and well assorted. Having received large consignments of WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, and STOUT his Customers may depend on getting qualities Superior to anything in the district. Sole agent for the celebrated HoLiteooD Whisky, in Bulk and Case. This Whisky commands the highest price in the market. A few cases of 1861 Port, also a few oases of Invalid Port on hand. Direct Importer from Adelaide of Penfold's and Hardy's Frontionao and Con stantia Wines. Manufacturer of all kinds of Bread Biscuits, Cakes, Eto. Wedding and other Fancy Cakes made on the shortest notice. Ham and Bacon Curer. Highest price given for Pigs. * WILLIAM BEE, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Baker, Confectioner, etc., Tyne and * Itchen streets,

OAMARU

ZEALANDIA T)URE BLENDED TEAS

Paokoo, Oriental, and Royal.

2s. 2s 6d. 3s. In }lb and lib Packets, also 51b and 101b Boxes.

The undersigned b> i Ing made the above a special study, woulu respeotfully ask the Pubiio to call and Give Them a Trial—Comparison being the True Test of Value. JAMES FAMILTON, Thamfs Street, OAMARUJ

BANKS

T> E T E R

SOUTHERN EMPORIUM, HULL STREET, OAMARU 1

FAMILY GROCER AND

PROVISION MERCHANT.

HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN

DAIRY PRODUCE 1 jy2s

WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL.

OUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ■*• it is the intention of the Waitaki County Council to STOP] the Old Roadline through Section 13, Block 2, Awamoko district, in exchange for a new road. A plan of the road proposed to be stopped and of that to bo opened now lies for pubiio inspection at the County Council Chambers Oamaru, for eight consecutive weeks from date

JAS. MARTIN, County Clerk.**. dr 9

Deo 7th, 1889.

VffOWARD'S SIMPLEX BINDER £30 COMPLETE.

NEARLY NEW,

HOWARD'S DIGGING PLOUGHS. Special prize at N.O.A. and P. Show, 1889. SINGLE FURROW, £8 10s. DOUBLE FURROW, £17 10a

VALVOLINE.— Beat and cheapest lubri cant in the market, 250 cases just landing ex Wakefield. LINTOTT, SKEET AND CO.,

MILLING COMPANY. RED LION MILL, OAMARU. Price List— Pkr Tok. Per Bag. £ n. d. s. d. Flour-Sacks 8 0 0 17 0 100's 8 10 0 9 0 50's 8 15 0 4 9 Oatmeal 'J*'* 0 0 0 3 6 Pollard— lBo'b 3 10 0 7 0 150'b 3 15 0 5 9 Bran— lso's 3 0 0 5 0 100's 3 5 0 3 6 QUALITY GUARANTEED. Terms— Cask at the Mill. 19 T A. POND AND CO have just received an order from a Sydney house for 15,000 of their PatentJ BUTTER BOXES

Order early, and avoid disappointment. E. A. ATKINSON,

Tees Street Grocery itore. Sole Ag«nt for North OUgo. or2i