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Oamaru Mail, Volume XV, Issue 4727, 23 July 1890, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES WATCHFS, CEOCKS. JBWBLBY, STERLING SILVatC AND ELECTRO EILVBBrPLS.TaD, GOODS, G. ak D T. YOU N G Have much pleasure in announcing the arrival of several cases of NEW GOODS Comprising GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, French and American Clocks, Salad Bowls, Biscuit; Boxes, Butters, Egg Frames. Sugar and Cresm Frames, Liquor Frames, etc. Neweßt Daßißns in Gold Brooches, Bangleß, Gem Rings, fcarf Pioa, Silver Boooches, Indian Bangles, etc. BUST PEBBLE SPECTACLES Kept in stock. Inspection Invited, Watches accurately repaired, G. and T. Young were awarded Five Flretolasa Exhibition Awards— Firs'.-olasa award for gold and silver watob.es First-class award for gem, gold, and silver jewelry First-class award for English and Frenoh clocks First-class award for sterling silver and electro silver-plated goods Firet-oIa:e award for collective exhibit " In fact, First-class awards for all of their exhibits. O AMARU CO-OPERATIVE. STORE AND B&K3EY COMfAY, Limited. Thlß Company his now COMMENCED BUSINESS in their Store next to Messrs James Craig and Co .'a, THAMEi-3TREET, Oamara, Under the RVCHDAIiE Principles. TERMS CASH. .Alexander Clabkb, General Manager. N.B.—Eggs and Batter .Pnrohased for Cash. PROFITS Divided as follows:—Shareholders Two-Thirds, JNon-Shateholders One-Thlrd, EVENING CLAS3ES. "R PEATTIE'S Evening Classes are • held in rooms above Mt Fraaer's Shop. Young Men—On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Young Women—On Tuesdays, and Thursdays, Terms on application. , LLPRESS" TOMATO SAUCE and I. CHUTNEV. First -Awnrds at the N.Z. and South Seas Exhibition, 1890. The Best and Purest Sauoe. Made wholly from Tomatoes grown by Mr Allpress. Certified absolutely Pare by the Colonial Analyet. To be had of Mr W. Bes, and other Grocers, or wholesale of J. Tlmaru. MOLLISON & CO. Have just received a shipment of GKNTLKMEN'S BOOTS

Of the celebrated " K make, buitable (for the winter season, consisting of (I) City "K" Boots with Anhydrous Waterproof Soles, for Daily Winter Wear. (2) Country " K " Boots, With Anhydrous Waterproof Soles, for i) eavy and Bough Wear, (3) Obdisary "K" Walkiko Boots, For Daily Wear, at Lower Prloes than the City "K" Boots. Or dors or enquiries will rec«~re prompt attention. B. MOELISON AND CO. Thames Street, STILL TRIUMPHANT. TBIUMPHiNT AT MILTON In the only oroperly arranged Trial of Digging Ploughs that has yet been he'd in the colony. The awards were—First a Silver Medal, and a second prize in money. These were won by the Howard machines, beating the Ueid and Gray, the other competitor, easily, in face of the Btyong feeling In favor of the colonial manufacture. HOWARD'S Celebrated Colonists' Double-furrow Digging PLO V G H Doas not need any bogus advertising. It is Beadily convertible: into an ordinary Plough by removing the digging attachments and fitting on ordinary mouldboard's, which can be done in a few minutes by any farm hand. Notwithstanding all the opposition I have enconntered, I have sold 53 of these Implements in a little over two months, and all have given entire aatUfaotlon. Orders Now being Taken. I have a few of HO WABD'i CELEB SATED DISC HAIIROW6*. On hand. Inspection Invited, Sole Agent— JAMBS R E I D (formerly of Seld and Gray) HORSESHOEK, GENERAL BLACKBMITH, WHEELWRIGHT. AND MACHINKT, Plough Fittings for all makes of Reid and Gray's Double-furrow Ploughs. Fit Guaranteed. Entrances —from Tees-street by Roya Hotel Right-of-way, and from Tyne-street by Fleming and Hedley'a Right-of-way, NEW INDUSTRY. CHAIR* CANI NG. W WARREN is importing oane, In . order to undertake all kinds of Chair Repairs, in connection with his long established Mat-making Industry. All ordera left at his residence, WHAKF-STKEET, Near Show Grounds, will reoeive prompt attention.