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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1003, 8 July 1879, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES . , GENUINE CLEARING SALE. ISTM. GORDON begs to intimate that * * in order to make room for extensive consignments from European and Australian Markets he has resolved to SELL OFF HIS PRESENT STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. The Stock consists of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots in great variety, and will be sold fully 25 per cent, under the usual selling prices, for CASH only. As the sale will terminate THREE WEEKS from the date of this advertisement, an early call is recommended. Note the address— W . GORDON, BOOTMAKER, Tees-street, opposite the Royal Hotel. Oamaru, April loth, 1879. 152

TAILORING FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER, JH. MILLIGAN'S , . STOCK or TWEEDS, COATINGS, &a, Is large, and well adapted for a first-class trade, constant additions being made in New Styles and Patterns. MEN'S MERCERY. New Hats, Helmets, Dress Shirts, Crimeans, Lambs' Wool Pants and Undershirts, Merino ditto, Mosgiel, Nelson, Scotch, and English Socks, &c., Braces, Belts, Linen Collars, Linen-faced do, Scarves, Ties, Suites, Solitaires, Cloth Brushes, &c., &c. Raymond's HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINES AND NEEDLES. J. H. MILLIGAN, Thames-street North. 611 TO MY PATRONS IN OAMARU TOWN AND COUNTRY. QIKENE'S LABOR EXCHANGE. OAMARU BRANCH. In Mr. Shrimski's Buildings, Tyne-street, lately occupied by Messrs. Henderson and Co., and next to Messrs. Spence and Bee's. . The subscriber has the satisfaction of introducing MR. HENRY M'INTOSH to the Public of Oamaru and the Country Districts as proprietor of the above. The want of a properly managed Labor Agency for Oamaru and District has long been felt. Masters and Servants (male and female) may now rest assured that their interests will be strictly attended to, as Mr. M'lntosh has had long Colonial experience of farm servants and the requirements of farming in aIJ its branches. Respectfully soliciting your support, I am, &c., J. SKENE. ITH regard to the above, the Public can depend upon my utmost endeavours to deserve their support. 361 H. M'INTOSH.

THE AMARU MAIL, PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, Has now a GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OF 1300 COPIES DAILY. Being read, throughout the whole of the Counties of Waitaki, Waimate, and Waikouaiti, it is unquestionably the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in North Otago. Fanners •wishing to dispose of Stock, &e, should bear this fact in mind. Subscription to the Mail, with the New Zealand Agriculturist, 6s 6d per Quarter. rjpHE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST Having obtained an extensive circulation in every part of the Colony, presents an admirable medium of advertising for those desirous of placing their announcements before agriculturists. Guahantetd Circulation', 1500 Copies. The Agriculturist is published monthly, and is the only journal in the Colony devoted solely to agricultural matters. £jASH CLEARING SALE FOR THIS MONTH ONLY. SUMMER MILLINERY AOT> DRESS STUFFS AT BELOW COST PRICE 1 In order to make room for New Shipment now daily expected and landing. LADIES* FANCY CLOTH JACKET And Ladies' Children's aDd Maids' NEW ULSTER Are now open for insptcti t. D. TOOHEY Is now offering the" whole of his wellassorted Stock of A CHOICE LOT OF

Dressmaking and Millinery on the premises. D. TOOHEY, HALL OP COMMERCE Thames - street, Oamabu. JAMES WADDELL & CO. Beg to intimate to their numerous customers in town and country that they HAVE OPENED A REFRESHMENT AND OYSTER SALOON In Tyne-street, opposite the Criterion Hotel. Choice brands of Tobacco kept; also, a good supply t of_Crockery, Glasa and China.