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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 182, 20 November 1876, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE:^: ; : ;: y : X "ENTON & CO; have JUST;OPENED; _ those Premises'next to Mr.. Sinfoxd^ij Thames-street, with a Large SPRING AND SUMMEK MILIMfKBSfr; and FANCY DRAPERY. All-T&Bodi* marked at the Lowest Price for"C*BH i Ladies will do well to pay a vißit T to thk establishment: Ladies' own up. Please note the Address— ;. ' ...i;^!^.;"' hen to n . ■&•'.: c ov;/ virv (Next to Sanford's Boot Shop),- J Thames-street. :: TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE, Prior to STOCKTAKING, "ESSES. J. BOOTH AND CO. will offer their STOCK OF CLOTHING, BLANKETS, CALICOES, &c.; Also their large STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, &c, Comprising almost every description of Men'*, Women's, and Children's, at cost. Some lots are marked under cost, and.will be found great bargains. Sept. 15. J. BOOTH, AND CO., Thames-street. TANTED, everyone to Know that W. J. SAJiFORD,. Anatomical Bootmaker, THAMES-STEEET, Is making first-class Boots to Order at the following Prices, for Cash : Gent's Superior French Calf Elastic Sides ... ... 225. 6d. Ditto Balmorals ... ... ... 225: 6d. Ditto Shoes 16s.to20s> - Ladies' French Calf, Kid, or Kan- /'.. garoo ... ... ... 16s. to ?ls. Strong Boots, Watertights 18s. y2os. Lace-ups ... 15s v *o 17s. Bluchers ... to lo's. Repairs : / Gentlemen's Boots Soled and Keeled, 6a. ; Ladies' do. do. 4s. 6d ~l O W %M MERCHANT, : yk. STOCK AND STATION AGENT.I '%f. Tyke-street, Oam aku, 72 v TANTED VISITOES TO DUNEDI* t V TO KNOW THAT THE MOST ™- COMFOETABLE BEDEOOMS ARE " . r AT WATSON'S. Travellers ed for early trains and coacheifc COMMEECIAL HOT EL, Thames-street, Oamartt, 'y ' WILLIAM MAITLAND, PEOPEIETOR. 'i -."^ Commodious and Well-appointed House will be found replete with •Tery convenience for Travellers, Boarders, and Visitors, and is in all respects the most c«M> « fortable in Oamaru. Large and Well-furnished SITTING-ROOMS AND BED-ROOMS. COMMEECIAL AND DINING ROOMS. PRIVATE EOOMS FOE FAMILIES. FIRST-CLASS BILLIAED TABLE. GOOD STABLING. The Proprietor has' spared no pains i* consulting the Public Convenience, and" Assure his Patrons of Meeting with CIVILITY AND-PEOMPT ATTENTION. First-Class Fare and Accommodatiok, GEXUINfI LIQUORS.