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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8080, 19 September 1894, Page 2

TCTEW AND POPULAR BOOKS A. FRASER'S.

Tho Junglo Book, bv Rudyard Kipling, 7s Under tho Rod Robe, by Stanley Weyman, 2s Gd and 3s Gd A Modorn Buccaneer, by Ralph Boldrowood, 2«i Gd The Raiders, by S. R. Crockett, 3s Gd ThoStickit Ministor, by S. R. Crockett, 2s Gd Life's Little Ironies, by Thomas Hardy, 7s A Marriage Ceremony, by Ada Cambridge, 4s The Heavenly Twins, by Sarah Grand, 7s : Our Manifold Nature, by Sarah Grand, 4s Dodo, by E. F. Benson, 7s Tho Rubicon, by E. F. Benson, 2a Gd The Yollow Aster, by lota, 7« Barrabas, by Mario Oarrelli, 7s Tho Prisoner of Zenda, by A, Hope, 2s d Red and White Heather, by R. Buchanan, 4s The Handsome Humes, by William Black, 2s Gd and 3s Against Odds, by L. L. Lynch, 3s A Beginner, by Rhoda Broughton, 7s For Lust of Gold, by Aaron Watson, 2a Gd Blood Royal, by Grant Allen, 2s Gd Story of An African Farm, by O. Schrcmer, 4s Red Coats, bv J. S. Winter, Is 3d Catriona, by R. L. Stevenson, 2s Gd Handbook Western Australia and its Goldfields, Is 3d The Prospector's Handbook, by Anderson, 4s First Crossing of Greenland, by Nanson, 3s Gd Whero Thrco Empires Meet, by Knight, 2s Gd and 3s Gd The White Company, by Conan Doyle, 4s Tho Refugees, by Conan Doyle, 2s Gd and 3s Od Micah Clark, by Conan Doyle, 2a Gd and 3s Gd Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, by Conan Doyle, 3« Gd Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, by Conan Doyle, 3s Gd The .Sign of the Four, by Conan Doyle, Is 3d A Study in Scarlet, by Conan Doyle, Is 3d Tho Great Shadow, by Conan Doyle, Is 3d Tho Winning Shot, by Conan Doyle, 9d The King's stockbtoker, by A. C. Guuter, 2s Gd Pamela's Honeymoon, by Mrs Jocelyn, 3s A Gentleman of Fiance, by S. Weyman, 3s Gd Royal Academy Sketches, 5 parts, Is 3d each Royal Academy Sketches, cloth gilt, 8s Gd Woldon'n Needlework Books, a largo selection, 9d each Every Week, 2s Gdl I NEW BIRTHDAY CARDS.

ANDREW FRASER, BOOKSKLLKK AND STATIONKK, OAMAKU.

GREAT GENUINE CLEARING SALE COMMENCING JUNE 30, 189 4.

|© GABITEB Will Offer, dur ng this Sale, some ASTONISHING LINES FOR QUALITY AND PRICE, Tho Sale to Continue for TWO MONTHS; Also, EVERY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED SPECIALLY Will bei REDUCED THROUGHOUT ALL THE DEPARTMENTS,

IN THE DRE-S DEPARTMENT Ono Lino All-Wool Homespuns, new shades, 11 Ad, well worth Is 4|d Odd Lots of Dresses, 2s lid, 4a lid, 6a 9d Ono Lot of Single Dresses purchased at an mmense discount, in All-Wool Reps, All-Wool Diagonals, All-Wool Hopeacko, 7 yards double width for 14s Ud and 15s 9d ; regular price, 25s Od FROM EDW * RDS, BKNNETT'S STOCK. One Lob of Double-width Melton Tweed, 12jd ; usual price, Is Gd A Reduction of 3d (three pence) per yard in Block and Colored French Merino and Cashmeres

30 Girls' and Boyaj new and fashionable Stockingette Pelisses and Blouses (trimmed Plush end Astraohan), 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid, 7s Gd ; WholeBale price, 7s 6d, 10s 9d 15a 9d, 17a 9d

R' G A B I T E SI London House, THAMES STREET, OAMARU

RESIDENT DENTISH

*J R GEORGE ROBINSON, SURdtON DKNTIBT Registered in Lonuon and New ZEALAND. (Opposite Wesleyan Church), Bluk Lamp, KDEN STREET, OAMARU Next Visit to WAIAf ATE. on TUESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER. Third Tuesday in tho month. Painless Extraction with Nitrous Oxido Gas; also with the New Method.

DENTAL NOTICE.

EF. ARMSTRONG, • Dkntal Surgkon by exam.) Late Manager of ono of tho largest practices in Auckland j K. F. ABSIBTKONG bogs to inform tho public of Oamuru and tho surrounding districts that he has taken over Mr Frank Armstrong's connection. Ho will r<.e.do permanently in Oamaru, and occupy tho Old Rooms, whioh havo been [extensively altorod and renovated. DENTAL CnAMBKns : Thames Stbket (Above G. and T. Young, Jowollors). Hour** rom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m* Thursdays until 1 p.m. f 22

E. F. Armstrong will be at WAIMATE on Wednhhimt, 2Gth, and Thukhdav, 27th September, at Mr Middlotou's Hotel.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.

JAMES CRAIG AND CO., IRONMONGERS, TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, Havo now on hand A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HARVEST REQUISITES, Which thoy arc soiling AT REDUCED PRICES.

Wo havo juufc imported Ono Tho sand Gallons of BINDER OIL, whioh is tho boat and cheapest in tho m&rket. Special arrangements made for tho supply of THRESHING^COAL— NowcaatIo and .Nativej