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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 357, 15 June 1877, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. A S 0 NlO OAMARU THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, JUNE 15. Last Night of tho PANTO M I M E. VST TO-NIGHT. TEa Million Prices—Gallery, Is. ; Back Seats, 23. ; Front Seats, 3s.—Strictly Select. Benefit of ME. JOHN L. HALL. Come aud See ZEALANDIA'S HOME, IN THE VALLEY OF FERNS. Coma and See the Comic Scenes. Positively the LAST NIGHT BUT ONE ! GAIETY COMPANY. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Great Double Bill. Comedy, Concert, and Burlesque. First time in Oamaru of the Nautical Burlesque of BLACK-EYED SUSAN. Captain Crosstree (his original character) John L. Hall. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, Mid-day Performance of the Pantomime, for Schools, Families, and Country Visitors. Children admitted to all parts of the house, Is. Adults, 2s. Doors open at 2 ; Commence at 2.30. R. B. WISEMAN, 153 Business Manager. RAILWAY NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CARTAGE, DELIVERY, &c, OF GOODS. EXTENSION OF TIME. npHE TIME FOR RECEIVING TEN- -*- DERS from persons desirous of entering into Contracts for the above is EXTENDED to the ISfch JUNE NEXT. W. CONYERS, Superintending Engineer. Superintending Engineer's Office, Dunedin, 29th May, 1577. 67

WAIAREKA ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE. * LL ARREARS OF RATES UNPAID L by 20th JUNE will be sued for, by order of the Board. ROBERT GARROW, 7S Collector. OAMARU PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY. EXTENSION OF TENDERS LENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION j Plans and Specifications to be seen at the office of Mr. Thomas Glass, Architect, Tynestreet, JOHN HARDY,

B3APERY. THE CLOTHING QUESTION. The style of the dress has a prominent place In the thoughts of the grave and the gay, And the Oamaru Tweed House is one of the best For the fashionable dress of the day. A really good suit is now to be got For just Fifty Shillings or so ; With a Hat to become you for Six Shillings only, That to kirk or to market woultt go. The Oamaru Tweed House, yoxi know, Is famed for its Trowsers as well, And the Fit, Style, and Finish are such That no other in town can excel. Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing to hand, Ready-made or to measure as well; To suit all classes who buy— Our system—Small Rrotits, Quick Sell. Thanks to the hundreds of buyers For the fame we have managed to gain, And by closely attending to business We're determined this fame to retain. Our Winter Stock's large and well 'sorted ; The patterns and styles are quite new. Just give one trial for comparing ; Wo think you'll be satisfied, too. Rare Value in SATIN AND FELT HATS, CAPS, Etc., Etc., at the OAMARU TWEED HOUSE, Manufacturers of Gentlemen's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing. l/TACFARLANE & CO. (Late G. R. Taylor and Co.), THAMES-STREET, Ever Thankful for the Support of 19 " The People."