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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 814, 21 November 1878, Page 4

OUNEDIIM ADVERTISEMENTS THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN. THE FINEST CAP.'Jvkt OMAN'S ]>■ THE V/01>f..». :'XT '-"-V V • > 3. by tiii: *ub.-cnbcr:.: —- I. The Smith < i.'-M,-i ( .;wi> ha,-.e h-.-«is in e2d«tern;a irV>r upwaiiia of £t> y»arii, and have made nearly eighty thousand organs. 11. The Hmi'ch Organ haw always commanded the market \riuwvver iutroduced by its own merit and wifchou; the assistance of advertising. 111. Tho Smith Organ h*a been pronounced in all Fair competitions to be the hest. IV. The Smith is remarkable beyond ail others iVr its pn-.vi-.r, and the superiors woot«o.»3, fulness, and v«>icK-!ike quality «' t'<ns. V. Since the iiiiTOiincti'.i! of theses instruments iuto tho .•* nutraliati Colonic. 1 !, their success has been unpreee. Sensed. VI. Customers -who have onee he"" 1 thi.-uj buy no o: her. VII. The Agent* exhibit, the. S;niih IJrg&n ic their rooms >:IOF.!i-iiii-organs by Mason ,<.ud Hand;-, n. George Wood and Co., Priuco, Katen, Ac,, :->u orirjr.oiiu.-rR nvv r jiulije for themselves of their supe riori;y, VIII. Tli.; much admired oreav now m the Academy of Mewio. -dulhuurne, was Unit iiy the Coninany. IX. The Snath ;>: .an rtie didiv.-ri a in JHuiedh: at X'inii.i,' me prices, auo will i.e found 10 cost, less than inferior maKi.'M. X. The Smith Organ move nearly re sejnUus the I'ipe O-.-gar. than any reed instra.-neiifK yer- nir.d- - ?, and i> .tlie moht suitable for churches, halls, XI. Luc-ai .<■-!■. i. rA\ information may be obtained from the principal Via sic. Seller* the Colony, o; fiom the Ati-nt/, ALLAN A CO. (WILKIN), AiiXIJOL'IJNK, Australasian Agents. CHAS. BKCi'J ■: CO., J'»tTNKDI2f ; Slid M. A. J. 'NKS, Oam\rtj.

r o a N i.i I 6 L O P CHRONOMLTER VATCHMAKKR AND JE'VUILL'Ek N.B.—J. H. being a thorough Prsctic i r ,i.tc!iT]i:ikt'!-, ail work entrusted to his c;s: ill receive his lUinoat atteuiinn. 2t mmmm ■mm «'X7AITA>,GT TINTBKJt AND COAL ¥s' Y A 11 r>, CoQTfF.T AND llir-.i:;:-:!t SWKKTH, Next Presbyterian Chvroh. T -Vo arc now in a pos r.ion to Su fr.ly all Orders entrusted to us -.vig'.j She 1 ' le-'-.patch. We art! Landing—v". D. L. Po~.- 2 , Rails. "rdin.sra ; and h:;ve on hi".!. ; '- Mtv of Posts, iu P.lnek :-!•>••, T-.tara, i-o-ii. ■ ».d Urosd-leaf. Pimvr >od both wit *nd in S-HTi TiMii»--'--!:«!'l ! Whi?,-. •ad'.l Black Pine, Totara, and T-Tnuri. Dressed Timber, Flooring, Lining, Mouldings, Archirravca, Skirtings of the best quality. Builders' Ironmongery ; Fencing Wire; Coal, both Newcastle s'ud Lis/nitfi. Our Prices are at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE RATIOS. We deliver per our o', .., .„ "he town. Country orders <u\ tho truck?, if required, free of charge : stisl v/c solicit a ssontinnation of the patronage so liberally accorded to us in the past. ADAM AND KT"G. SO. TININii'S DOYAL MAIL EXPRESSED MEET EVERY TRAIN a tho Waiinaie Papers and Parcels Delivered. THIS JNOKTH OTAOO hTSiI AK OYSTKR MART. E N N O N, • Professional Fish-curer, Has just supplied a great want by establishing himself ia the above-mentioned line of business in the commodious and other-wise suitable premises lately occupied by Mr. "'.WART, in Thames-street. Tie will always keep the larjre't and best supply procurable of FRRSii FTStf, including OYSTERS, on hand ; and hopes to tcuru a fair share of public patronage. ] Fish delivi'.-wd in ji-i parts of Town and i ;tanted, the pursue to know Vt that th" l-'vEKiso Mail is HKGU.A'M.Y 1.-KLi VK!.t;-.'.1) in ALL P.A UTS of :Y- TOW.V ; r.tid anyone W -hi-.m to !■.• ..;}.. jlifid is requested to le*ve name and address ,t th» office.