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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7496, 20 April 1899, Page 3

ON FRIDAY, 21st APRIL. On the Premises, Reed street. At 12 o'clock. SUMPEER and KETTELWELL have received instructions to sell by auction, from Me W. Hart, who is leaying Oamaru— All his Household Furniture— including Capital Piano (by Kollin and Co ), VIENNA SUITE OF 2 EAST CHAIRS A"SD SETTEE Pictures, Lace Curtains and Poles, Overmantel, Bookcase, Dining Table, 6 Vienna Chairs, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads (with Spring Mattreßses), Sofa, Wardrobe, .Scotch Chest Drawers, 1 Duchesse Chest, Spring Rocker, Washßtand and Ware, Sundry Pictures, Mirror, Fenders, 3 Lamps, Quantity Oilcloth, Linoleum (in good condition), Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Hose, Meat Safe, and Large Quantity of Sundries. J. 6. H. SUMPIER, Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, 22ND APRIL. SUMPTER AND KETTELWELL have received instructions to sell by public auction, on account of Mr Croft— The Lease of Municipal Section 6, Block 53, on which is erected a good 5roomed House and Outbuildings. The lease haß about 20 years to run. The property is in Aln street, and was formerly occupied by Major Evans, and owing to its central position, offers a good opportunity to anyone wanting a centrallysituated property. For particulars apply to SUMPTER and KETXELWELL. SATURDAY, 22nd APRIL. At 12.30 o'clock. SUMJPTRR & KETTELWELL have been instructed to sell by public auctionFreehold Section 10, Block 2, Weßton, on which is erected a comfortable and substantial 4-roomed house, large stable, and shed. The vendor having acquired a farm, has decided to offer the above for positive sale. For terms, etc., apply to SUMPTER AND KETTELWELL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONDAY, 24 th APRIL. At 1.30. On the Premises, Ardgowan, immediately at the back of the Homestead, SUMPTER AND KETTELWELL have been favored with instructions from H. B. Obawford, Esq. (who is shortly leaving for England) to sell by public auction— Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Implements, and large quantity of sundries. Full particulars in future issue.

TO FARMERS. ANTE 13— PRIME VELVET WHEAT. (TUSCAN WHEAT, SHORT OATS. DANISH OATS, LONG TARTARIAN OATS, DUNN OATS MALTING BARLEY, MILLING BARLEY, RYECORN JgRUOE £IHRISTIE AND 00., Tyne Stbeet.

QUALITY VALUE TRY D. BROWN'S Famous BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. They are the Choicest in Oamabtj. Superior to all Others. D. BROWN, Thames street. THE BOSINESS heretofore carried on by the undersigned under the style of " Dennison 8b05.," Hilderthorpe, Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, and Engineers, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the 10th April current, so far as William Hutchinson Dennison is concerned. All DEBTS due to the Firm must be Paid to GEORGE CORNEY DENNISON. William H. Dennison George 0. Dennison Maby Jane Dennison ILE Thanking the public for past favors George 0, Dennison begs to announce that in future the Business will be CARRIED ON by him, and he hopes to Merit a Continuance of the Patronage hitherto bestowed upon the Firm. TO FARMERS. I AM a Buyer of WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. Storage at lowest; Current Rates. DAVID HAY, Office—Tyne street next H. B. Crawford Solicitor.

THE SPECIAL 63s SUIT TO MEASURE. TRUE economy lies in the spending, whether it be that of time or money Low-priced Clothing is not always cheap, bat a SUIT TO MEASURE at 635, which usually cost 755, is a decided advantage. You can get such a Suit at G. SNADDEN'g. The 63s SUIT J am now offering is Superior to anything in the trade. The above Special is, in new goods, also made to fit with the Best of Workmanship and Trimmings. Hats, Caps, Collars, Shirts, and Ties ALL CHEAP. g N A D D E N Cloihisb, ITCHEN STREET. Next Star and Garter HoteL "TXTHY Suffer from Headache, when it VV can be easily dispelled by using Stearns' Headache Cure, also a relief in neuralgia. Is 6d, at Sewell's.