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Oamaru Mail, Volume XX, Issue 6209, 19 March 1895, Page 4

Public Notices CI XT' XT' Tl Q ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO AUSTRALIA AND D J-i JCi UKJ My Superior Seeds have been tried ip W >7T? AT A TVT\ with the most satisfactory results JM XLi VV £j Jii AJLAJN D in these countries. I make the following inducements to get everybody to plant them :-^ FLOWERS, OFFER No. 1. GRAND BOX CONTAINING: Aster, Gov. M'Kinley, over 50 grand colors Sweet Peas, Emily Henderson, best white German Mixed Seeds, 400 Choice Sorts Forget-me-not, New-Striped, lovely large y OLIAGE p LAOTS) f or decorative foliago Linum, Perpetual Flowering, blooms all the Pinks, Bell's show mixed "J these are the Summer Petunia, Bell'sshowmixed I bkst mixtures Riverdale Mixture, grandest out Phlox, Bell's show mixed f in the Wonderful Mexican Primrose, worth 25 VERBENA.BeII sshowmixedj world. cents Pansy, Our Nelly, gorgeously beautiful White Flowers, 100 sorts for white bouquets BooK QN SuMMER GARDENmO Free Yellow Flowers, 100 sorts mixed for » bouquets And Five Other Grand Sorts. All the above sent by mail for only 1 Shilling and 6 pence. VEGETABLES, GRAND BOX Containing One Packet Each : Best Beans Best Carrot Best Lettuce Best Radish Best Peas Early Cabbage Best Melons Best Squash Best Corn Late Cabbage Best Onions Best Tomato Best Beet Best Cucumber Best Pumpkins . Best Turnip 4 Packages other Choice Vegetables and a Gem Flower Collection of 10 Packets. The above Box—3o Packages of Seed—Mailed for only 2 Shillings. IS" Send money by post money order on Bingham ton, N. Y. TEB A Trial of Flowers or Vegetables for 6d in silver. 10 Packets of Choice Flower Seeds for 6d, or 6 Packets of Vegetable Seed for 6d. All of the above for 4 Shillings, by mail, and Catalogue of Seeds, Free. ADDRESS: J. J. BELL, BINGHAMTON, N. Y., U. S. AMERICA.

EGG AND /~10. 21, PRINCES-STREET, DUN*»,jIN, The Oldest, Cheapest and Best iIANO, /-\RGAN AND TITUSIC %y AREHOUSE, In Otago, Have just opened out a NEW SHIPMEiNT OF PIANOS, Including collabd and collabd, sohwechten, Sandon and Steedman, Goes and Kallmann, Eavestaff, AND English Exhibition Model JPiano, L,l U®, The Best Value in the Market. AH the Latest Novelties in SHEET AND BOOK MUSIC New Songs, Dances, and Pianoforte Pieces. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF VIOLIN From 20s to L2O. ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, GUITAR MANDOLINES, AND', ZITHERS BRASS INSTRUMENTS BESSON AND BOOSEY REPAIRS TO ALL INSTRUMENTS CAREFULLYSEXECUTED. 21 PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. CHAS. BEGG AND CO. TEES-STREET GROCERY STORE l/TRS WHITE -*-*- in Thanking her Numerous Customer* for their Bountiful Patronage, begs to announce that she is prepared to supply the very BEST ARTICLE at the LOWEST FIGURE for CASH. New Season's Teas a Speciality. This Season's Hams and Bacon, from guaranteed Dairy-Fed Pigs, now Ready. '" Choice Brands of Butter from the Bat Dairies. Prompt Attention to Customers,,, Goods Delivered to any part of the Town. Country Orders promptly attended to. Dairy Produce Bought for Cash in Exchange lor Goods. MRS E. WHITE TEES-STBEET, OAMABC. 0 not be selfish 1 You who know then) ' see that your friends drink ' TIGJBSR BLEND TEAS T' H'b^MliS^-N' ' l VWti' " C C MONUMETNAL WORKb MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIj Opposite Fibst Church. Designs and Prices furnished at the short* notice for MARBLE, GRANITE, OR OAMABI STONE MONUMENTS.; Iron Railings, Stone and Concrete Ke.oi"! . supplied. Inscriptions Cut in Town or Countrji Pbioes Stbictly Moderate. I NEW ZEALAND BRADSEA ■ AND ABC GUIDE w Zealand, containing an Alphabetical arrtf* ment of all Placeß of .Importance i» » Colony. ... Time Tables and Fares of New Zem Railways, Steamers, and Coaches (M.9*? and South Island), Six Maps, etc. Published Monthly. Price, One Wf Annual Subscription Price, Is; V oß *°h 6d. For advertisements apply to »*r Cleave and Co., Auckland. ■ :..; i: .J, j ci-i.l _i _u t> i n - -_j ■d„;i,.i«.v dw 1 stalls in the Colony. ~ , inno make your Afternoon Tea the In JL of the day, drink „ m** . TIGER BLEND 9*5

WOOL SEASON,*IB94-95 TUTUAL COMPANY OF L NEW ZEALAND (Limited), Auctioneers, Woolbrokebs, Etc., DUNEDIN. )ur Extensive Premises are fitted with the Latest Improvements as to lighting, etc., and will be found second to none in the Colony for the display of wool. Charges on the Lowest Possible Scale. Woolpacks, Twine, Etc., at the lowest market quotations. Agents for STORER'S SHEEP-BRANDING PAINT, AND MURTON'S CHAMPION SHEEP DIP. HOUSEHOLD and FARM REQUISITES supplied at Lowest Current Rates. WOOL. WOOL. HE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd., TIMARU. THE CI Are Prepared to Make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On WOOL for local Sale or for Shipment to London. OAMARU FARMERS are invited to consign their Wool for Sale at the WOOL SALE AT TIMARU. FIRST SALE 11th DECEMBER. NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE. Woolpacks and other Stores for Sale at Lowest Prices. C. H. INGLIS, 31 Manager. A M A R TUT AIL LARGEST CIRCULATION of all the papers in Otago published outside the metropolis. In the North Otago District its circulation is unapproachable!] In most localities it is universally read, and in others its distribution preponderates over that of any other Journalj THE MAlL'is, therefore, UNEQUALLED as an ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Subscriptions may any time;