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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8831, 11 July 1905, Page 3

THURSDAY, 13th JULY, 1905. On the Farm, Awamoa. At 1 o'clock. CLEARING SALE OF FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, IMPLEMENTS, CATTLE, HARNESS, CHAFF, POTATOES, OATS, Etc. Bruce christie & co. have received instructions from Mr Henry Davey (who has sold his farm) to sell by public auction— The Whole of his First-class Farming Plant, as follows: DRAUGHT HORSES— Chestnut Gelding Prince, 5 years old Bay Filly Kate, 4 years old Bay Filly May, 4 years old Grey Gelding Jim, 4 years old Bay Gelding Rowdy, 6 years old Black Gelding Bob, 9 years old Bay Mare Kate, aged CATTLE — q First-class Cows and Heifars, coming to calving 2 Steers (1-year-old) 2 Heifers (yearlings), 2 Calves IMPLEMENTS—--1 D.F. Plough [Duncan), 1 Drill Plough and Grubber (combined), 1 Grain Drill, 1 Set 6-leaved Harrows, 1 Massey-Harris Reaper and Binder, 1 Farm Dray and Frame, 1 Spring Dray and Frame. PRODUCE— About 160 Bags Garton Oats, about 100 bags Oaten Straw Cliaii, 120 bags Round Seed Derwents, 16 bags Seed Kidney Potatoes. HARNESS, Etc.— 1 Spring Dray Set, 1 Farm Dray Set, 4 Sets Leading Chains and 4 Sets Backhands and Chains, 1 Set Blocks and Chains, 7 Horsecovers, 2 and 3-horse Trees, 1 new 16ft Ladder, lot of Good Empty Bags, etc., etc. The Horses will be found on inspection a really good lot, and can be recommended to intending buyers. The Implements. Harness, etc., are all new and in firstclass order. As Mr Darey has sold his farm, every lot is for sale to the highest bidder. Terms at Sale. BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO., Auctioneers.

FOR SALE, PRIVATELY. FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD FARMS 100 Acres, 200 Acres, 300 Acres, 400 Acres, 500 Acres, 600 Acres, 700 Acres, 800 Acres, 900 Acres, 1000 Acres, 1200 Acres, 2COO Acres. All the above are Improved Farms, some of them First-class Dairy Properties, close to Oamaru. Also, — First-class Grazing Property, of 6000 Acres. Full particulars on application to BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO.

THE MULE IS AN ASS. He thinks that the size of the noise makes the size of the argument. Some advertisers think likewise, but we never ''bray." It's the noise of value, not the noise of words that convinces. For instance, J. M'DIARMID'S "Own Make" School Boots, 7 s to 9's, at 5s lid; "Own Make - ' School Boots, 10 s to 13's, at 6s lid; "Own Make" Bluchers at 5s lid, 7s 6d, and 8s 6d; "Own Make" Balmorals for youths, at- 8s 6d and 9s 6d; "Own Make" Balmorals for men at 10s 6d and lis 6d; "Own Make" Chrome Boots for boys at 6s 6d and 7s 6d; "Own Make" E.I. Kip Boots for boys at 6s 9d and 7s 9d; "Own Make" Best Quality Chrome Boots for women at 10s 9d; "Own Make" Women's Leather Slippers at 4s; "Own Make" Women's Leather Strap Shoes at 5s lid; "Own Make" Women's Canvas Shoes at 3s lid; "Own Make" Ladies' C4lace Kid Boots at 10s 6d have only TO BE SEEN to convince boot-buyers of the genuine moneysaving opportunities afforded them by DEALING DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURER.

READ THIS. Oamaru, June Bth, 1905. To the Purchasing Public. Dear Sir or Madam—We desire to draw your attention to the fact that we have altered our method of doing business as from above date, and will henceforth carry on business on mutual co-operative lines YVith this end in view, we have put into our Hull street shop a machine similar to the one we have had in our Thames street shop for the past' 12 months. . This machine does its own counting, writing printing and issuing of coupons amount of purchase clearly printed thereon. On the return of these to us we -will pay a discount in cash or give a valuable present from our stock bought for the purnose This is the. only machine m Oamaru which will do this, and it will pay you to call and see this splendid invention. Inese machines are no larger than a ladjrs hat, vet cost £IOO each, but they enable us to do the work of four men with only two. The method of business we are carrying out is the same a3 Wardell's in Dunedin, which is well known. See you get coupons, as we send one with each parcel, without fail. Call and see at Thames or Hull street shop. W. SMYTH & Co COAT. Savers for Registered Grates, Is each. Coal Scuttles from 3s. Ashpans, in three sizes, from 2s 6d each, at Cottrell's, Thames street. STRONG Bright Tin Scoops for sugar, Flour, etc., in three sizes, 6d, 9d, Is each, at Cottrell's, Thames street. CIRCULAR Wire Frames for supposing Carnations and other plants in gart'p-j borders, just the thing required, 6d uivl 9d each, at Cottrell's, Thames street. LAMPS and Lamp Fittings of all descriptions a specialty at Cottrell's, Thames street. LANTERNS for Candle or Kerosene in several sizes and styles, from Is 6d each, at Cottrell's, Thames street. FANCY Paper Table Centres in a variety of patterns and colors, from 6d each, at Cottrell's. BRIGHT Wire Gridirons, Toast Forks, Cooking Forks.. Egg Whisks, Meat Stands, and other Wire Goods, just opened at Cottrell's, Thames street. MOKO— Tho 'Great Cough Cure. The Famous Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption —1* £d chemiste and Grocers.