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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8090, 7 January 1903, Page 3

DUNTROON YARDS. FRIDAY, 9th JANUARY, 1903. WE Shall Sold OUR NEXT SALE at these Yards as above. Present Entries:— 250 Halfbred 2-tooth Ewes and We--thers—particularly gopd line 150 Shorn Ewes and Lambs 200 Crossbred 2-tooths 10 Head Young Cattle. 12 Head Mixed Cattle Horse, quiet in harness Single Buggy and Harness 2 Good Sheep Dogs N.Z. L. andM.A. C, Ltd., " E. P. BURBURY, Manager. DONALD MACLEAN, Auctioneer. LIONEL BRADSHAW, ;.-' Country Agent. .;- UNCTION yards: TUESDAY, 13th JANUARY, 1903. TTTE have received instructions from Mr * * Albert Kennedy to sell by Public Auction Lot 112, Weston Park Township, containing 1 Sere, with Improvements, consisting of 2-roomed Stone Cot- - tage, Windmill and Well, Shed, and Fowl Run, etc. The property is surrounded with a macrocarpa hedge and planted with 25 young fruit trees. '- Full particulars from the Auctioneers. N.Z.L. and M.A. Co., Ltd. - ' E. P. BURBURY. " ,' ~ Manager. ' „DONALD MACLEAN, •' -'---" Auctioneer. > That-We Have BUYERS FOR FAT SHEEP FAT LAMBS AT ;HIGMBST u PRTCJESi: HARVEST REQUISITES. •OTE are now BOOKING ORDERS for CORNSACKS 44in, 46iri, 48in. ALL AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. SEAMING TWINES, Special 5-ply of Rest Quality. , • . ;T>O9EDALE AND T\ONAGHY'S ■ gold medal;; At Lowest Current Rates. "STANDARD" OILS, FOR ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINES. Reaper and Binder Oil. Engine and Thresher Oil. Cylinder Oil. Plough Oil. SHEEP DIPS, - T AWE'S, pOOPER'S, "~ '- ' pANNON'S. DAIRY APPLIANCES. WE have the - undermentioned Special Lines in Stock, and invite inspec--IROWN pREAM OE EPARATORS .. - (Various' Sizes) .- -T\UNN'S pATENT- "M. ILK ' o trainer: N.Z.L. AND MA. CO. (Ltd.) E. P. BURBURY, Manager. .'.'•' ,: WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF .WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, a TEE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANg MERCANTILE AGENCY POMS PANY, (Ltd.) E. P. BURBURY, Manager; REMOVAL. Having PURCHASED from MR YEBEX the Goodwill of His PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS in Thames Street the Business of the STUDIO Will be carried on in those Old-Established PORTRAIT ROOMS, situated at the Corner of THAMES AND WEAR STREETS, opposite the Queen's Hotel. MR MAHAN desires to return his Sincere Thanks to the Public of Oamaru and surrounding districts for their continued patronage during the last sixteen years, and trusts by Strict Attention, to Business, First-class Work, and Moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of the same. MAHAN STUDIO, Thames street, Oamaru, and Arcade^ Stafford street, Tinaaru.