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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 428, 11 September 1877, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS I OAMARU MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILD | ING SOCIETY. ! rTWE USUAL GENERAL MEETING -*- of the above Society will be held in the SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Tyne-street, on TUESDAY, 11th SEPT., between the hours of 7 and 8.30 p.m., for the Receipt of Cash, &c. GEORGE SUMPTER, 291 Secretary. LL Persons are hereby CAUTIONED - against negotiating a DRAFT, No 4/5, drawn by the National Bank of New Zealand, Christchurch, in favour of JAMES LITTLE, for 180, and DATED 25th AUGUST, the said James Little being a. Bankrupt. T. H. BROWN, 637 Trustee. STRAYED from my Paddock, TWO GREY MARES, one in foal. Reward will be paid to anvone returning them or giving such information as will lead to their recovery. 691 T. W. HTSLOP. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital - £2,000,000 Sterling. r ■ VHIS Company is now prepared to take _L FIRE AND MARINE RISKS at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Full particulars obtainable on application to the undersigned. FRANK DUNLOP, Agent for Oamaru. Harbour-street, September 10. 1577. 695 NOTICE. ■" O II N C A H I L L Respectfully informs the Public of Oamaru and Districts th it he has on hand a care-fully-selected Stock of the BEST G R O C E R I E S Procurable in the Market ; also WIN E S Suitable for Invalids ; B R AND Y, WHIS KY, &c, The Best Brands: STOUT, ALE {English quarts and pints). An assorted STOCK OF CROCKERY & GLASSWARE Of all descriptions. J. C. would call special attention to his Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, &c, As they are the Finest in Oamaru. A ddress OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE, THAMES-STREET, Oamaru. 60S AMES

Begs respectfully to inform his Customers and the Pubiic generally, that he will EE-OPEN MONDAY FIRST, 10th SEPTEMBER (In those premises in Thames-street, recently occupied by the late Mr. Anderson, Bootmaker, as a CLOTHIER, MEN'S MERCER, With an entirely NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK, And hopes by strict personal attention to Business, combined with MODERATE CHARGES, To continue to merit the Patronage so liberally bestowed upon him in the past. JAMES H. MILLIGAN, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Thames-street, O A M A R U. 6S;