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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8562, 17 August 1904, Page 3

FRIDAY, 19th AUGUST. At 1 p.m. sharp. On the Premises, near Livingstone. \ALGETT AND CO., LTD., ' have received instructions to sell hy auction, on account of Mr P. W. Betting—--1 Acre Freehold, with 8-roomed house thereon 3J Acres Occupation Leasehold, with 5-roomed house thereon 250 Acres Government Leasehold 90 Acres Government Leasehold 15 Acres Occupation License Also, — 1 Set Drill Harrows, Horse-power and Intermediate, Winch, Mining Elevator, Cream Separator, Churn, 9 Coils No. 8 Wire (new), 20 Posts (new), Avery Weighing Machine, quantity Timber, Ducks, Fowls (including purebred Buff Orpingtons and Brown Leghorns), Furniture, etc., etc. Immediately after Mr Botting's sale we will offer on account Mr John Ironside (who is leaving the district), at the Schoolhouse, Livingstone—--1 Harness Horse, 7 years old (sound and staunch), 1 Gig (quite new), Set Gig Harness, Riding Saddle and Bridle, 1 Horsecover, Cow in milk, 1 2-year-old Steer, 1 Calf, Fowls, Wire Netting, Tools and Sundries, Kitchen Requisites, and Household Furniture, Oilcloths, and Crockery, etc., etc. Outside -entries now being received. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., JOHN MUTR, Auctioneer. For BOOT'S and SHOES There is no place like i/T 0 L L I S O N' S. LADIES' BOOTS and SHOES, Quality, Style, and Variety, Try -\T O LL IS 0 N'S. For GENT'S BOOTS, Design, Material, and Comfort, Try TIT OLLIS 0 N'S. For GIRLS' BOOTS and SHOES, Wearing Qualities and Appearance, Try TUT OLLIS O N'S. For BOYS' BOOTS, Strong and Durable, yet Neat, Try Tl/r OLLIS O N'S. CHILDREN'S BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, In Endless Variety, Try -Jl/T OLLIS ON'S. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. IALL AND SEE LATEST IMPROVE\U MENT in FASTENINGS for HORSE COVERS. No Leg Strap: no Tail Strap. Best yet invented. GRAVE, Tyne and Thames streets, Opposite Farmers* Co-operative Assn. OTICE TO THE TRAVELLING •l PUBLIC. P. M'GRADTE, Tokarahi Post Office, now has ACCOMMODATION for Travellers and Boarders. Meals at all hours. Good Beds and every convenience. Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire. Good Stabling, etc., etc., etc. CHOICE FRUIT. CHOICE FRUIT. GTTRAP Oranges, Cheap Mandarins, Cheap Marmalade Oranges, Cheap Bananas. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants fresh from Dunedin soil. Change your plants for good returns. WILLIAM ROBSON, Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer, Tees street. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. fTTHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing - between GIBSON and CLELAND has been DISSOLVED as from 30th July, 1904. All Debts owing to and by the partnership will be paid to and collected by William Cleland, who has purchased the assets of the late firm. W. GIBSON. W. CLELAND. Witness to signatures: _, H. B. CRAWFORD, ALBERT J. GRAVE. TVT CLELAND, in Thanking the Pub- * * * lie for past favors, begs to announce that he will CARRY ON THE BUSINESS on his own account. All work guaranteed and executed witfi promptitude. W. CLELAND & CO., Plumber, Gasfitter, etc., Thames street. jl rniNSMTTHING, _l_ /S AS-FITTING. WHY NOT EMPLOY A CERTIFICATED PLUMBER when you can get one ? Work done while von wait. NO DELAY. Orders may be left at J. G. FINCH'S, Thames street or my Workship, corner of Tees and Wansbeck streets. W. GIBSON, Certificated Plumber, Tees street. THE NO. 2 NEW MANIFOLDING HAMMOND TYPEWRITER IMPORTANT NOTICE. mHE AGENT is at Oamaru at present, ■*- and will be PLEASED TO SHOW this GREAT MACHINE to anybody who onld like to see it. RING UP Mr WERTHEIM, Star and Garter Hotel. P.S.—Machines sold from 30s per month. >OISON LAID for DOGS, etc., on my Property, and Trespassers will be WILLIAM GARDINER, ENDERS are invited up to 10 a.m. on J- WEDNESDAY, 24th Inst,, for the Erection of Class Rooms at the Boys' High School. Plans, etc., at tihe office of J. M. FORRESTER, Architect. 1 ENDERS are invited up to Noon of L THURSDAY, 18th inst., for the Erection of a Residence, Wharf street. Plans, etc., at the office of J M. FORRESTER, Architect.