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

THURSDAY, Bth JANUARY. On the Premises, BIG HILL FARM. At 1 o'clock. AND HEDLEY Instructed by the NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Will sell by public auction on account of Mr William Lowry—--15 Daily Cows in full milk 38 Head Young Cattle 300 Ewes and Lambs 100 Fat- 2-tooth Sheep 1 Hack T Saddle and Harness Horse- - 2 d.f. Ploughs -,'./: '.[ : ■;.';-.; 1 Horse-power and Chaff cutter, etc:; etc. • . ■ ■'■.■'■''. r'v'':,;':>''r,c-. Owing to ill-health Mr.-Low^rJ: ; haS;4ai cided of the above: mthbufctrej- -/;■-.;/:-'; ■' i. :r : - : -; ■ -■ : - : '.■'.' : ":-.":-"-> 2;-; A ; V H:-Luncheon Provided^ ~M^WZr^ : .': PETMI'WILLIAMS, ' ■ ; o^t- : ':f ■■;■■■ \ "."';"'.- ."Auctioneer. the nexi Auction Sale is AdverCustomers can have ANYTHING ; FROM "OUR STOCK at the AUCTION PRICES. We regret that through an unavoidable delay of Mr Peter Williams at a stock sale, we were unable to hold our Auction.Sale of Drapery and Clothing on Friday last. There is, however, no need for disappointment. The : stock'isior Absolute Sale at Auction Prices.; Ypu can select your purchases wiui any of our, staff at prices that were ruling a* the \ auction sales. . ' " ■^'■■■'^^■'i}^' S;Thef feeopleof Oainaru have full; advantage of our Great; Sale,' ,and;;; have) admtted to lis personally how ; they appreciatedthe Bargains? they ■&& One : pers6n :ait«r'another has. said that .'there Wasl nocomparing our.:prices with.:.~what haveto pay.■'■■'■■;; V ; ; ; ; " ;:6urSprices' are miles prices; : Weare putting hundreds of pounds in the pockets jjf the peopleofthis-district ;by the'value we-are now giving, and the sacrifices; we: are making. -' i. -• We- cannot say when this .sale .jyrfltl;; Close* i:our intention is fa Clear the Whole:of our present stock.; ":~ '.:'.'■■-'■■■■ ~ i If -you; like a. to. our: sale, ;and'buy'D^ 'leuihs;: ; TMder; Suits,"Pants, 'Shirts;; at f Auction 'Prices;^;';;;,;.'•-;■'.'; Penrose's''mtAPEßY establishMENT. NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF J NEW ZEALAND (Limited). ~F6r DUNEDIN—s.s. CORINNA, on FRI DAY, the 9th January. For TIMARU, Akaroa, Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth—r s.s. UPOLU, on MONDAY, 12th -■ January. "For AUCKLAND, via Timaru and Napier : —Steamer early..,'. For WESTPORT and Greymouth, via .Tdmaru, and Wellington—s.s. JANET NICOLLron FRIDAY, 9th instant. .For SYDNEY—s.s. WHANGAPE, afrout . : '- : - the 7th January. A steamer awaits at Lyttelton the arrival of the Express Train from the South every day. - '■';-. Nora.—Passengers and Cargo booked to all. New Zealand ports ard the principal ports of Australia; also by the Orient Line to and from London and by Canadian anf Australian Line to and from Honolulu Viorope. For all information apply to the office of the UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.). (HAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMJ PANY, LIMITED. FOUR-WEEKLY LINE OF DIRECT ; FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS Between fcNEW ZEALAND AND LONDON, ? ; ; Via Rio De Janeiro, Teneriffe, and ;>Si<J Plymouth.--Steamer. I Tonß.|Comndr.|From.[ Date. 7750 Kedley Welln Jan. 8 6360 Scotland Lyttn. Jan. 15 5317 Moffat „ Feb. 5 Prosser ~ Feb. 19 Maxwell „ Mar.s: Tokomaru Corinthic ■Delphic Rangatira Matatua Passengers are sent from : Oamaru to Port ] ;;: - :of.Depa^ure-FREF«... ;: .'',-■■: 5; : Special\facilities are offered for bringing, out' friends or relatives from Home by issue "of passage orders in the colony in exchange for of-passage money, ~or a satis.'fatitbry guarantee. -■:.•.. ■--For Freight or Passage apply to• . National mortgage & agency -■company of new zealand, LIMITED. '"'": DALC-ETY AND COMPANY^LIMITED, ■:■'/;,:-;\ WE -ARE ~:;■.::,-.:'>: -Y S B- "- ■-■ B U Y E R; S OATS DARLING AND MILNE. EAT SHEEP . - - AND LAMBS. WE ARE CASH BUYEES Of above at HIGHEST MARKET PRICES. MR JAMESTOLIVER Will Purchase and Attend to Drafting as Usual. DARLINGT& MILNE. TRY JT> "Q■" M IT . _tv. O For: CHRISTMAS .FRUIT, .cleaned, and' ' ' ■'ready "for use. " ■'■' Support J. R. SMITH, has Every- , thing New and Good. Christmas Lollies for the little folk at J. R. SMITH'S. J. R. Smith presents the Compliments of the Season to all. \ BUNDANCE of Good GRASS AND " WATER for Four to Six Head of quiet, young CATTLE, at reasonable weekly charge, or Milch Cows in profit grazed for their milk. Apply, Brooklet Farm, Waiareka. jTANTED, a Strong Boy or Aged Pery.V sofi. Musf Be able to cook and milk a, cow.—Apply, at once, Fleming and Hedky. ■ '"