Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 309, 20 April 1877, Page 2

BVEStXO Jf.trr, COM TAN Y (LtMtTED). EH HEREBY GIVEN' that the ANNUAL MEETENO of Shareholders ia the above Company wilt be tie tit on WEDNESDAY, the 2*t day of MAY nest, aft th« Mechanic:-"' Ensti'tito, Oamaro. at 4 •*clock ift the aftcvn on, tu Receive Annual Report A .t. s». '£EAE>I,Am ' uairmarv ot* Directors. Ev*»tn«> Mail Office. Oamam. April i& £876.. QpEN f N « Of 'MfG EW ZEALAND € LOTH £NG FAl'tory*?} RETAIL BR A N C 11, ©AM" A EL*. MESSRS. ftA.LLENSTKIN BP.OS. Bwsire to inform the public of i)amant and District* that a Retait Bcanclt of the New Zealand do-thing Factory wilt he opened on Saturday, the 7th, April, in Thames-street. QnuM. T» effectually introduce their goods andl drive out the imported articte th«y faavti determined to suit A SlNtit.K UARMF.NT A t TTtK WEEOLE SA L E PRI €E. A» goods ara marked in plain figures. for B«tt ca»h only. Any article purchased. and Bofc approved* wilt be exchanged with the Mm* courtesy with which it was sold; or. if tiU»ir«d* the money wilt be returned. The ■tteCMEt which has attended the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Retail P.ranches in Dttnedittv Christchurch. and tttlu'r town l . l«od& th« proprietors to believe that there «aci»t» ft praiseworthy desire on the pa; t of t&« Public to encourage ■JEW ZEALAND INEKTSTREES. Eitp«e lly where superior advantages are offer «d. and your support b solicited on this understanding only. Pv. r, t.CN'DS AY. Manager Oamarn Branch. April 3,. <S7"\ 7-tt? K.MILh 1 0 A N Has the pteasnru of notifying the Indies of Oamartt and EHstrict that hj« has secured the services of MISS CAMPBELL from Christchureh. who? is very highly recommended as ft .First-class Experienced Dress waiter. having been trained in the leading Houses of Edinburgh and London; respectively. Xb« Millinery and Mantle Departments arc aow under the able supervision of MISS KENTON. from W. Strange and Co,» Christchureh. Laities aura respeutiulty invited to inspect cwr Nrw Millinery,, Mantles, and Underclothing, and may rely upon feeing treated with the utmost courtesy and attention. J. H. MiLLi«AN, 794 Waitaki House.