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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 528, 10 January 1878, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES E W I X 0 M A C H I i\ E 6. Buy your M acliines from a practical man. Repairs guaranteed for the first six months. A new ami very choice lot of Sewing Machines just to hand, comprising "Tub Little Howe," Which unites strength and compactness, producing work of a. moist superior character. The simplicity of this Machine justifies the high name which it lias received from purchasers. "The Dollt Vardkx," An excellent piece of mechanism, producing a line stitch, and is of such simplicity as to put it within the reach of any intelligent young person. Mothers of families should possess themselves of one for the purpose of enabling their daughters to begin early. "Thi Little Hand Shuttle." This Machine has won quite a renown in the sewing world, and is highly recommended, both for its simplicity and the rate of speed it attains. It is a capital assistant in the economy of a small family. All the above are lock-stitch, and combine the latest improvements. The prices range from £,'! 10s., £4, to £4 10s. Early inspection is invited. R. H. MOO BY, Tees-Street, Oamaru. 513 RATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY I xM OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital .... £l, «00,000. Paid up, £50,000 ; Reserve, £70,000. THIS PURELY LOCAL OFFICE Presents many advantages to the Insuring Public. The Capital and .Profits are Retained in the Colony. The Head Office and Management being Local, Settlements are made without vexatious delays, or reference to offices at a distance. Rates and Terms equal to those offered, by any Company in the cit}-. JOHN LEMON, 374 Agent, Oamaru. new go~od~s~! NEW GOODS!! JN E W GOODS!!! First Shipment for the Season of BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for Sirring and Summer Wear. J AS. MO ELI SON AND SON 93 respectfully invite Inspection of the Goods they have JUST OPENED OUT. Reins,'of a verv SUPERIOR QUALITY, and unbracing all the Latest NOVELTIES in the Trade, they cannot fail in giving every SATISFACTION to the wearer. ROOTS AND SHOES Of Every Variety Made to Order on the Premises at the SIIOR TE ST NO T ICE. JAMES MOLLLSON AND SON, ALEX.PA M I L T O N ii. begs to thank his Friends for the i'beral share of support accorded him in the st, and intimates that lie is in a position i-.> servo all those who favour him with their .-•atronage with the best and rarest of Fruits mil the purest and choicest Confectionery •that can be had in Oamaru. AI,EX.FA M I L T O N (Immediately next door to the Alliance Hotel), Tjiajies-stkejst. 425 T E M SON AND LEIGH, Nurseryman and Seedsmen, Thajies-stkeet (Nearly adjoining Messrs. Shrimski and Moss' New Buildings). Recipients of the Medals of the N. O. A. and P. Association's Exhibition, 1576, and of the N. O. Horticultural Society's Show, 1877. 407 SEEDS! SEEDS! | JOHN MAIN takes this opportunity of thanking the Public for their cordial Support during the last Nine Years, and begs leave to state that, being the PRIZE-TAKER OF THE SILVER CUP For IS7G-1577, he GUARANTEES ALL SEEDS, &c, Of the Very Best Colonial Growth. All Fruit Trees and Shrubs Guaranteed. 100,000 Quicks, two-year-old, at the .Lowest Mark-Rt, Price. 127 IT I L L I K E R' S CASH STORE. GROCERIES OF THE BEST QUALITY At Reduced Phices. Just Arrived—Prime Canterbury Cheese, Hams and Bacon. THOMAS HILLTKER, 413 Thames-street North. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. THE undersigned, in wishing his Customers and Friends the COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON, Tenders his hearty thanks to them for their patronage bestowed on him during the past four years, and solicits a continuance of their liberal favours. G. W. D. has always on hand a large supply of everything in season— Dried Fruits, Bon-bons, Almonds, and Raisins. Tobacco and Cigars of the Best BrancU. Poultry at the Cheapest Rate^. Note the Address— Next door to Wansbrough, Painter. G. W. DRAPER, Thamks-strekt. 601? MUSIC. JRS. W. E. B R U N T 0 N -*-*-*- receives Pupils for MUSIC and.' SINGING-, at her residence, Humbar-street. DRAWING CLASSES twice a week. For terms, &c., apply to Mr. Ferrier, or Messrs. Ronayne and Cottrell. 2ft