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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4539, 30 November 1889, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. will ba taken for the RECOVERY of all ACCOUST3 due to tho late firm of A. CL&BKE and CO., if not settled immediately. ALEXJNDER CLiKKE. FISHING SEASON, 1889-90. fEKRY WATSON L Ironmonger, Plumber, Tinsmith, etc, TEES-STREET, Has now Landed, ex Coptic Bad .4o;angi, a COMPLETE STOCK OF FISHING TACKLE, Suitable for the Rivets of North Otago, Consisting of Rods, Waterproof Silk Sines, Gaff Hooks, Landing Net', Brass Reels, Devon Minnows, Whitebait, Soleskin, Qaiil Phantoms, Metal Minnows, Treble Gut Traces, Silver Gimp, Silkworm Gut, Trout, Salmon Flies, Rod Fittings, and extra Tops for do, etc., etc, REMOVED To shop lately occupied by Mr Taylor, two doors from Me3sr3 W. Menzies and Co. Wanted known, that MRS B U Y I> Has a large and well-selected stock of RKADy-MADK DRIiSSBS Suitable for the comiDg season, all made on the premises, and warranied well sewn. Also, PINaFORFS In all newest shapeb, Just opened—New Spring uoods—Choice lot of Prints, Matting Cloths, Zephyrs, Muslins, Goulards, Cashmeres, Homespuns, and Beiges. Dressmaking done on the Promises. Also agent lor Madame Weigel's Paper Patterns. J. BOYD—THAMKSoTHEET. 248 NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. Jg MOLLISON & CO. Have just opened out, ex s.s. Tilnui, and other recent arrivals, over 100 DOZEN PAIBS OF BOOTS AND SHOES These Goods embrace all the Latest Styles and Newest Designs ia the Trade, and being all made up to our own order by the best Home Manufacturers THE QOAUTZ AND I'ICIISG WILL BE FOUND TO BE UNSURPASSED ANYRTEIERE, Buying, as we do, all for cash, we get full benefit of all diecounts, and sre therefore In a position to offer to those favoring us with their cnetom, BOOTS AND SHOES AT THB VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE'; INSPECTION INVITED. B. MOLLISON & CO. IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES. OAMARU, WANTED KNOWN. Robert blair, FURNITURE DEALER, SEVERK-STREET, OAMARU, Has a very extensive and valuable stock of House Furnishings and Furniture Of every description, including Suites or Bingle articles of furniture. Jiarthenware, Glassware, Hollowwara, Knives, Forkß, Spoons, Fenders and Fire Irons, Stoves, Shaoklock Ranges (all sizes), Carpets and Druggetting, Oil Cloths (all widths and patterns). New stock of Bicycle-wheel Perambulators with reversible hoods—a great bargain to surprise the ladies, vYhole Suites of Furniture and Spring Mattresses made on the premises. ROBERT BL&IR, Furniture Dbales, Severn-street, OIMARU. °25 NINE TAILORS MAKES A MAN Is a very old Baying whioh is fast becoming obsolete, and the newer and truer aphorism "The Tailor makes the Man " la now more fully recognised. Hence the frequency of such compliments as the following : MILLIGAN AND CO. have made a man of him; I never saw him look so well before. Why he looks a hundred per cent bettar in that suit you made him; it is a treat to look at,_ and would do credit to any firm in Paris or London. Onr constant aim is to give our patrons the fullest satisfaction in style and finish, and we are gratified to find our efforts appreciated. The Spring has come and 'ffith it a demand for more elegant garments than are usually worn in winter. J. H. Milligan and Co. have anticipated that deman d and are now showing the Newest Designs in Imported and Colonial Tweeds and Coatings which they are prepared to make up< as hitherto in any style at the lowest prices consistent with good workmanship, Btyle, and Trimming, Pare Wool Colonial Tweed Malts from 50s to 90 3. Pnre Wool Colonial Tweed j?rousers from 13s 6d to 255, Note the Address—J. H. MILLIGAN CO. t - Waterloo House,