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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 46, 14 June 1876, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. '* A sffoi! »"»>fc is tiic precious Hfe-t.looft of a inastci spirit, cnliatnufl and trvasurud up on purpose, to lite hevvtiJ lift." Books for Children Books for Fathers Books for Mothers Books for Serious People Books for Comical People Books for Rich People Books for Poor People IJooks for Practical People Books for Classical People. Books for all sorts of People Books for Fanners Books for Engineers Books for Bankers Books for Lawyers Books for Anybody, and Books for Everyhody On Sale l»y WAL TE R CARNCR O.S S, THAMES-STREET, B E E AND C 0., •NERAL MERCHANTS, Tynk and ItchCT-steets, Wheat /*".■• * *'i A > Barley Oats, and Potatoes For Cash. Storage at Usual Rates. 50 Xp B. L A K K I N, PAINTER, GLAZIER, SIGN WRITER, PAPERHAXGER, AND HOUSE DECORATOR, ncnccd ~ in the rthov'c line, and will execute all orders entrusted to his care on most reasonable terms. Workmanship and materials warranted good. Cheap and Good Paperhangings, and Paints Mixed any Colour or Siiade, on hand. Go ,

S A L O 0/N \ THAMES-STREET, / OAMAUU / the pleasure to announce/that we lave openVl a Branch of our DunCdin busisccureu those elepxixt premies in Waitnki Hoitse, Thames- \ / r ' "d them out as A IC SALOON, TeaT InstritMr. W. Can 3cnt us, and we- feel aasttred wilLrdo his utmost to accommodate wtr CusOTiiers and maintain that eontidcttcc whiidt Ac Hrm has so long enji»yt»l throughout theVYovince of Otago. Wt offer otir Instrtiments and Music, dcItverrd in Oatnani, at \ bUNEDIN P«UCES. and shall EnrwantMnnthlylParccls of all the Musical * We thank our Large Connection in the '*—"■"-*{ District for their. pastVavours, and j hey will support us in jtir Jfew Under- ] taking. \ CHARLES BEGG AND Co= 81 DUNEDIN. S I'EC IA L A b VERTISEM ENT. C 0 W LEY. PAINTER, PA PERH ANGER, SIGN WHITER, and GENERAL DECORATOR, Pegs tj inform his numerous Customers and icraliv. that whit DUNEDIN PRICES For Cash Only. - The Sign-writing and Graining will in future he nndcr the management of Mr. Thomas Tbvisb, who is acknowledged to be one of the best tradesmen in the Colonies. All orders promptly attended to, and experienced workmen sent to all parts of town and country. Sign-writing and Graining done for the Trade. 46