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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIX, Issue 6045, 10 September 1894, Page 3

N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. rjTHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, BEG TO ANNOUNCIi THAT THEY HAVE THIS DAY RESUMED BUSINESS AS gTOCK, STATION, PRODUCE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, AND DESIRE to THANK THEIR CLIENTS who have so loyally supported them during the past year, and have pleasure in informing Clients and the Farmers of the District that BUSINESS entrusted to the Company's eare in the future WILL RECEIVE THEIR BEST ATTENTION, as hitherto. E. P. BURBURY, Manager. 18th June, 1894. Public Notices AHAN'S PORTRAIT ROOMS FOE HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY, EITHER ENAMELLED OK MATT OPAL. Per doz Midgets 3s 6d C.D.V.'s 7s 6d Cabinets ... ... ... l^ s 6d Photos, Bx6 ... .•• ••• 80s Photos, 12 x 10 60s Each Enlargements ... ... 20s Oil Paintings ... ■■■ ••• 42s Framed Complete. See our MATT OPAL PICTURES, a treat to the Arastie Eye. R . MAH AN , The Popular Photographer, Tees-street, Oamaru. ILAYTON, GARDINER, AND CO.'S DRESSMAKING. VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIAL. PUBLISHED BY PERMISSION. Duntroon, August 2, 1894. Dear Miss Gardiner,— I am very much p 1 ease 1 with my Dress, which arrived safely. My friends all admire it, and consider it Stylish and Elegant also, wonderfully inexpensive. It fits me very well indeed, and altogether 1 am quite satisfied with it. With kind regards, dear Madam,—l remain, etc. SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY. "Where do you get Good Boots and Shoes?" " Cookhrm House, of course." EVERY REQUISITE in the Trade kept at BROWN'S ESTABLISHMENT, and CUSTOMERS CAN RELY on Getting FIRST-CLASS QUALITY for Their Money. No One Pressed to Buy. Call and Inspect THE SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, Not to he excelled in the town. "Vernon," "Otto Herz," and " Bective, and other well-knowa Brands kept in stock. Hand-Sewn Work a Specialty. BROWN'S D. Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, THAMES-STREET. A S H 1 A S H Q A S H 1 I am prepared to supply customers with all kinds of Goods at DUNEDIN CASH PRICES (With only half the cost of freight added.) Bring the printed Dunedin Price Lists with you, and I will furnish at least as good articles at the same prices. If you have no lists, I will lend you the lateßb one published. EX S.S. MAMARI, PAKEHA, AND DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. The following are a few of our importa, tions by the above-named vessels Matheson's Planes, Bag Hooks, Hammers V ps, Bicycle Spanners, Letter Punches Butter Prints, Spring Balances, Galvanised Flat Irons, E.P» Cruets, Spoons and Fork Conner Kettles, 10 Bales Assorted Twine Sare, 8.8.A Shears, French Med 1 Glue, Brushware, Brass Picture and Curtair Rods and Furnishings, Copper Rivets, Scythes and Stones, Bolts and Nuts <hear Stones, Zinc Sheets, Roping Palms Fire Brasses, Wire Netting (nine different widths and meshes), White Lead, Linseed Oil, Spirit Levels, and Plumbs, Meat Choppers, Lanterns (5 sizes), Slasher Blades (new pattern, three thicknesses), Plough Cord, Enamelled W are in S reat variety ' All of the above having been bought by our Home buyers in a very low market, we have marked the goods at correspondingly low prices. g> HEADLAND HARLEQUIN TOBACCO. rT HE New Make is a delightfully cool T Snd pkasant smoke, and worth a trial by all who appreciate the real Virginia leaf