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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4541, 3 December 1889, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICEB TO ALu W'TOM IT MAT CONGER*. jpROCEEDIcTGS will ba taken for the RECOVERY of all ACCOUJST3 due to the late firm of &. CLABKE and CO., if not settled immediately. ALEXANDER CLABKE,

FISBISTG SEASON, 1889-90. Henry watson Ironhongbr, Plumber, Tinsmith, etc, TBE3-STBEBT, Haß now Landed, ex Coptto and ioangi, a C DUPLETS STOCK OF FISHING TACKLE, Suitable for the Bivera of North Otago, Consisting of — Boda, Waterproof Silk line?, Gaff Hcoks, Landing Net", Brass Beels, Devon Minnows, Whitebait, SoleBkln, Qai'.l Phantoms, Metal Minnows, Treble Gnt Traces, Silver Gimp, Silkworm Gat, Tront, Salmon Flies, Bod I'ittings, and extra Topa for do, eto., etc.

REMOVED To shop lately occupied by Mr Taylor, two doors from Messrs W. Menzies and Co. Wanted known, that MK S B O Y I? Has a large and well-selected stock of BHADY-MADB DRUSSES Suitable for the coming season, all made on the premises, and warranted well sewn. Also, PINAFORFS In all th 3 new eat shapes. Just opened—New Spring woods—Choice lot of Prints, Matting Clothß, Zephyrs, Muslins, Goulards, Cashmeres, Homespuns, and Beiges. Dre&amaklng done on the Premises. Also agent for Madame Weigel'a Paper Patterns. J. BOYD— THAMBSoTREET. 248

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. Jg MOLLI3ON & CO. Have jaafc opened oaf;, ex 8.8. Talnnl, and otber recent arrivals, over 100 DOZEN PAIES OF BOOTS AND SHOES These Goods embrace all the Latest Styles and Newest Designs in the Trade, and being all made up to oar own order by the best Home Manufacturers THE QUALITY AND FItTISG WILI. BB FOUND TO BB UNSURPASSED ANYWHERE, Baying, as we do, all for cash, we get full benefit of all discounts, and tre therefore in a position to offer to those favoring as with tbeir caetom. BOOT 3 AND SHOE 3 AT THO VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE'. INSPECTION" INVITED, B. MOLLISON & CO, IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES. OAMABU. WANTED KNOWN. Robert blaie, FURNITURE DEALER, SEVERN-STREET, 0 AMARU, Has a very extensive and valuable Btook of House Fubnishi!igs and Furniture Of every deßoription, including Suites or Bingle articles of furniture. Harfchenware, Glassware, Hollowware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Fenders and Fire Irons, Stoves, Shaoklock Ranges (all sizes), Carpets and Drnggettlng, Oil Cloths (all widths and patterns). New stock of Bicycle-wheel Perambulators with reversible hoods—a great bargain to sarprise the laaieo. Whole Suites of Furniture and Spring Mattresses made on the premises, ROBERT BLAIR, Fubsixueb Dealer, Bevb.sn-st.reet, 0.-MARU. °25 NINE TAILORS MAKE A. MAN . Is a very old saying whioh is fass becoming obsolete, and the newer and traer aphorism "The Tailor maktts the Mail" is now more fully recognised, Hence the frequenoy of such compliments as the following : MILLIGAN AND CO. have made a man of htm; I never saw him look bo well before. "Why le looks a hundred per cent better in that suit you made him; it is a treat to look at,_ and would do credit to any firm in ]?aris or London. Onr constant aim is to give oar patrons the fallest satisfaction in style and finish, and we are gratified to find oar efforts appreciated. The Spring has come and with it a demand for more elegant garments than axe usually worn in winter. J. H. Millfgan and Co. have anticipated that demand and are now showing the Newest Designs in Imported and Colonial Tweeds and Coatings which they are prepared to make np as hitherto in any style at the lowest prices oonsisten t with good workmanship, Btyle, and Trimmingi Pore Wool Colonial Tweed Soitß from 50s to 90s. Pure Wool Colonial Tweed Trousers from 138 6d to 25a, Note the Address—' J. H. MILLIGAN CO., Waterloo House,