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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7690, 6 December 1899, Page 3

ELECTORS OP OAMARU. DON'T BE ALARMED OR INTIMIDATED. —Onr Mayor, Mb J. M. Bbowx, has obtained the consent of SOME of Mb Councillors to publish what) he thinks the Borough will lose in revenue if No License is carried. REMEMBER—The Psospehitz ojf Oamabu does NOT Depend on the amocsx of moxex si-est at tot Dacpc babs. _ Would you not be Wealthier if the LIS,OOO were not spent at the Drink Bars in Oamaruevery 12months 1 . „ It i a Not True that we must Spend Vast Sums in drink or We Won tbe Able to ray oar Debts. THB RIGHT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN says "If I could destroy to-morrow the desire for strong drink in the people of England what changes should we see 2 We should see our taxes removed by millions sterling ! We should see our gaols and workhouses empty J We should see more lives saved in twelve months than are consumed in a century of bitter and savage war." STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE ONLY. Aa Shown Below. Your Voting Paper will then appear thus: OAMARU ELECTORAL DISTRICTS ■" f~VOTC'THAT"THE NUMBCn Or LICENCES IN Till! DIDTffICT COHTIHUC; 1 VOTE THAT THE NUMBER OF LICENSES IN THE DISTRICT BE REGUCEQ, J VOTE THAT NQ LICENSES BE GRANTED IN THE DISTRICT. • [EO THE ELECTORS OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAITAKI. BE SURITrO YOTE, As there are now two candidates, there must be an electoral poll, and all persona against) Prohibition should BE SURE TO VOTE. If the Prohibitionists obtain a majority of votes reduction will be carried If the Prohibitionists obtain three-fifthß of the votes, no-license wUI be carried ALL PROHIBITIONISTS ARE SURE TO VOTE. MODERATES SHOULD ALSO VOTE, Even if not interested in the political election, as otherwise the Prohibitionist may secure a majority. STRIKE OUT THE LAST TWO LINES On the voting paper. Thus leaviog in the one line: I VOTE (EHAT THE NUMBER OF LICENSES EXISTING IN THE DISTRICT CONTINUE.

FARMS FOR SALE In the WAIMATE, SOUTH CANTERBURY DISTRICT. The assets realisation board has FOR SALE, As a whole, or in Farms of areas to suit all classes of buyers, WAIHAORUNGA ESTATE, Of 17,860 Acres, and ESKBANK ESTATE, Of 2000 Acbes. Applications to inspect properties may be made to the Managers of the Estates. For u particulars apply to the Board's Office Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, General Manager.

-VfATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). "WE HAVE FOR SALE— New Season's BROAD LEAF ESSEX RAPE AND TURNIP SEEDS, Of Highest Germinating Power. Also, GRASS A-VD"CL'JVER SEEDS, EFATIM and STATION STORES, Including New Season's Full-weight, Full-size WOOLPACKS, BRANDING MATERIAL, FENCING MATERIAL, ROCK SALT, AGRICULTURAL SALT, CEMEN33 WIRE NETTING, ETC. WE*ARB CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT} For'delivery or at Country Railway Stitiona. MONEY TO LEND On Freehold Securities at Lowest Rateß Interest. FARMERS' WOOL CLIPS Sold in the colony or shipped to London best possible terms. Agencies— SHAW - SAVILL and ALBION COMPANY (Limited). NATIONAL FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. " BLACK LEAF" TOBACCO PASTE SHEEP DIP. COOPER'S SHEEP DIP. W. H. ROSE, Manager.

IMPORTANT NEW BOOKS, A PRISONER OF THE KHALEEFA — By Chas. Neufeld (Illustrated); 7s 6d A SKETCH OF THE N.Z. WAR—By Dr Grace (Illustrated) : 3a 6d PIGTURELQUE EDINBURGH—By K. E. Lockie (500 Illustrations); 3h 6d A DOUBLE THREAD—By Author of *' Isabel Carnaby " ; 3s 6d and 2a 6d THE UNTOLD HALF—By "Alien"; 3s 6d and 2s 6d THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' OWtf ANNUALS for 1899-1900 ; 7s 6d each PRIZES & PRESENTATION BOOKS In Great Variety. DISCOUNTS GIVEN ON ALL LARGE ORDERS. AND TOMBS, LTD, BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, DUNEDIN.

WANTED— A Ycung GIRL, for Light Housework. Apply Mail Office. BROWNLEE'S TESTED SEEDS lor Present Sowing : —Ryegrasses, Cocks foot, Timothy, Clovers, Ked, True Gowgrass ; Alsike—White, Yellow and Scarlet; Mangolds— Long Ked, Long Yellow, Tankard, Yellow Globe ; Carrots—White, In termediate, and Long Ked ; Turnipa Aberdeene, Green and Purple Top, Romney Marsh, Dale's Hybrid, Waite's Eclipse, Green Globe, Greystone, and Purple Top Mammoth ; Swedes East Lothian, Skirvings, King and Elephant, Broadleaf, Essex Rape (none like it in Otago). Vegetable Seeds (the largest sized packets in the trade) Flower Seeds 9d per dozen, a marvel of cheapness. We stick to our trade, carry stocks (not samples only), our prices are moderate. Bbownlee and Co., The North Otago Seed Warehouse.

STEAMER TO CATCH MARCH SALES. SHAW-SAYILL AND ALBION COMPANY'S (Limited) S. S. M A T A T U A Will Load at Oamaru ABOUT 14th .DECEMBER, Taking Wool for the LONDON MARCH SALES. Early Application for Bpace neceßßary. Consign Wool to John MITiL akd COII Oamabu. Apply to Agents, National Mobtgage and Agency Com pany of New Zealand, Lighted. W. H. ROSE, Manager.

VISITORS (DO OAMARtJ WILL BE SURE OF GETTING A REFRESHING CUP of TEA, COFFEE or COCOA, AT lEHE ROYAL (TEA ROOMS. Nest Hill and M'Kay. Small Goods and Pies always fresh. Birthday and Wedding Cakes made to order. F. M E Y * Kl PROPRIETOR. THE OAMARU WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY, Limited. The annual general meeting of Shareholders of the übove Company will be held in the Athenceum Hall on MONDAY, lith December, at 8 p m. W. G. ALEX AND BR, Secretary. Business : Consideration of Annual Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Two Directors, Election of Auditor. THE late Dr Niven's Residence, Eden street, has been opened as A PRIVATE HOSPITAL, BY A QUALIFIED NUR?E, FOR Medical, Subgical, and Accouchement Cases. Terms on Application. NOTICE. THE Appointed Canvassers for Membership of Agricultural Association are requested to Return their Papers, with Results and Unsold Tickets, As Early as Possible. J. CHURCH, Secretary. « 'ARM FOR SALtC by Tenner, consisting » of 219 Acres ; Crop included in price of Land; conveniently situated to school and railway. Tenders to CLOSE on 15th DECEMBER, 1899. Address— ANDREW GRAY, Otiake P. 0., Strachan'B.

QHRISIMAS AND Y EABi DECEMBER AND JANUARY. 1 Doz CABINETS - - 10s 1 Doz. CABINETS, with BaautifallyFramed ENLARGEMENT A. TRUELOVE, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, THAMES STREET.

OAMARU HARBOUR BOARD. RATEPAYERS are hereby Notified that the RATES now due MUSI BE PAID without delay, in order that the fnl amount for the current year may be Bet asl as a Sinking Fund for the re-payment) 0 the 1887 Loan. THOS. FORRESTER, Collector. WANTED Every Housewife to ask for " AJAX," the King of Washing Compounds. WANTED Purchasers TO BUY from Jacob Luxdon, agent for Waitak district.