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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4542, 4 December 1889, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES TO ALL W-IQ.M IT MAY CONGER v . JpROOEEDIKGS will bi taken for ths BECOV£EY of all ACCOUNTS dne to the la'.e firm of £. CLiEKS and CO., if not ae' tied immediately. ALEXANDER CLARKE,

FISBISG SEiSON, 1689-90. TT ENKY WATSO Ironmonger, Fldmber, Tinsmith, etc, TiE.^-STEEET, Has now Landed, ex Coptic and / o angi, a 0 )MPLr,TH bTCCK OF FISHING TACKLE, Saitab'e for the Bive.-s of NcrA Cta^o, Consisting of Bods, Waterproof Silk Ztina?, Gaff Hooks, Landing Nit - , Brass Beds, Devon Minnows, Whitebait, So'.eeklo, Q il Phantoms, Ma al Minnows, Trib'e Gnt Twocb, Silver Gimp, Silkworm Gat, Troat, Falmon Flos, lio 1 fit.inga, and extra Tops for do, etc., etc.

REMOVKO To nho? late'y cccupled by Mr Taylor, two doors from aJessre W. Mecz'ea aud Co. Wanted kiown, tbai Mrs b u y r Has a large aril wel'-wlec'ed stock of RKADY-MADfi! DR4SSISB tr'ul table for the coming season, all mide on the p.emiaea, and warran ed well sown. Also, PINaFOR'S Tn all tho nev eat shap- 8. Jast opened—?Teiv Spring woods—Choice lot of Prints, Matting Cloths, Z<spby s, Muslin?, Goulard?, Cashmeres, iJomeapuDa, and Beiges. Dressmaking done on tho Premiss. Also agent (or Madame Weigel's Paper Patterns, J. BO YD —TE A£& BS- ">T BEET. 248 KEW6OJD3. NEW GOODS. jg M0LLI80N&C0. Have jast opened oub, ex b.s. Tslnni, and other recent a rivals, over 100 d;zsn paies or boots and shoes These Goods embrace all the Lates"; Styles and Newest DoEigaa ii the Trade, and being all made up to oar own crder by the bast Home Manufacturers THE QUAIiIT? AND FIMISG WILI. BE TO BE UNSUBPAS3BD ANYtVHERE, Buying, as wo do, all for cash, we get fall benefit tf all discounts, and rre th rcfore ia a position to offer to those f-tvoricg as with their custom. BOOTS AND SHOE^i /T" THS VEPwY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE . INSPECTION INVITED. B. MCLLISON & CO. IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS OJ BOOTS AND SHOES. 04MA87, WANTED KNOWN. Robert blair, FURNITURE DEALEB, SEVER>.STREET, O AMARU, Has a very extensive and valuable stock of House Fubnishivos and Foknitttke Of every description, including Suites or BiDgle articles of furniture Earthenware, Glassware, Hollowwar-*, Knives, Forks, Spoons, (fenders aid Fire Irons, Stoves, Shacklock Ranges (all size?), Carpets and Diuggetting, Oil Ciotbs (all widths and patterns). New stock of Bicycle-wheel Perambulators wi'.h reversible hoods—a great bargain to surprise the ladies. vVhole Snitea of Furniture and Spring Mattresses made on the premlee3, ROBERT BL4IR, Forniturb Deals hj, Sevebn-strbet; O MA3U. °25 NINE TAILORS MAK3 A MAN Is a very old saying whloh is fast becoming obsolete, and the newer and truer aphorlcm "The Tailor make? the Man " ia now more fully recognised. Hence'be frequency of such oompliments as the following : MILLIGAN AND CO. have made a msn of him ; I never saw him look bo wall before. Why he 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 Palis or London. Our 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 with it a demand for more elegant garments than ate usualy worn In winter. J. H. Miliigan and Co. have anticipated that demand and are now showing the JVewest 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, style, and Trimming, Pare Wool Colonial Tweed Suits from 50s to 90i. . Pare Wool Colonial Tweed Trousers from 13s 6d to 253. Note the Address— J. H. MILLIGAN CO., Waterloo Ho<jsb,