DUNTROON YARDS Fill DAY, 14tli JULY. WE have received instructions from Mi R. Kidd (who has sold his farm nt Maerewhenua) to sell, nt tho Duntroon Sale, all Ilia Farming Stock and Plant, comprising: 7 Good Draught and Light Harrows Horses 5 Cows, coming to calving 2 Cows, in milk 7 Calves 1 Good Cattle Dog 1 Spring Dray and Frame, D.F Plough, Drill Plough, Waggon otto, Harness, and Sundries. E. P. BI'RBURY, Manager. DONALD JLVCLEAN, Auctioneer. Lionel Bbadsiiaw, Country Agent, Duntroon. W DUNTROON YARDS. FRIDAY. 14th JULY, .1905. E shall hold our usual MONTHLY SALE at those Yards as nlmve. Present Entries— Fat and Forward Wetlirrs gQ Hoggets Further entries solicited. N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. (Ltd)., E. P. BUR.BURY, 'Manager. DONALD MACLEAN, Auctioneer. Liojnsii Bbadshaw, Country Agont, Duntroon. J. W. CHILCOTT BEGS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC 01'' OAMARU AND DISTRICT' That he has to-day OPENED A BRANCH LOLLIE STORE opposite the Post Office, and next JOHNSTON and UEKRIE'S Butchery. Tho majority of tho Sweetmeats sold in Mr CHILCOTT'S Shops are made by liiin self and, therefore, wholesome and reliable. Tho balance consists of the finest imported Confectionary. SEE CHILCOTT'S NEW WINDOW. IF YOUR FRIEND WEARS GOOD BOOTS ASK HIM THE NAME OF THE MAKER. It the footwear is exceptional, he will tell you that ho got the Boots from
D. BROWN. But if they are merely good, lie may name any one of a dozen othor makers. D.B. has just unpacked, and is busy marking at LOWEST PRICES a largo consignment of Boots of all descriptions. A big proportion of the parcel consists of W 011 KIN OMEN'S HOOTS, honest Boots that will last, with cure, if not a lifetime, at all events many years. But that is not all. D.B. has in stock Shoe Leather to suit every foot, big or little, masculine or feminine, in the district, for indoors or out. CALL AND INSPECT.
BUGGY ACCIDENT, NORTH ROAD! ! WHAT THE OWNER SAYS "Messrs SEARLE & GIBB." "Dear Sirs, —I desire to express my highest satisfaction at the manner in which you have effected the repairs to my buggy, damaged in the recent collision. "Yours sincerely, " (Signed) H. Htlanii." HYLAND 7. SING QUONG. SEARLE and fllBB'S price for repairing the damage ... £6 6 0 The prices of two other Oamaru firms wore as follows— One ... ... ... ... £l2 10 0 Tho other £l3 0 0 SEARLE~& GIBB.
80 DOZEN PAIRS CORSETS, I s ii D T0 6 s 6 D TEMPERO AND M'KENZIE HAVE MADE THE BABGAIN OF THE Year in securing 80 Dozen Pairs of Corsets, including tbe Celebrated P.D.'s, C.B. b, Thompson's and others of tho very best makes. The price could not well be lower, the quality could not well be better. There are stays among them to fit and support every figure in Oamaru. They may be procurable for a week and again they may not (wo cannot bo Burp they will), so ladies take ono, two, or & dozen pairs WHILE YOU CAN. Such sui opportunity does not occur twice in a lifetime There is a phenomanal ran on AT TEMPERO & M'KENZIE'S. 80 DOZEN PAIRS CORSETS, jS i-qD TO 03 0D
PIANO-TUNING AND REPAIRING. J. M E L D B U M, LONDON HOUSE. Orders left at the Dresden will receive my Personal and Prompt Attention. MOKO— The Great Cough' Curt will oursthattroubleaorflectnigh. Try it. Tour gr&cer wiH supply yftn.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8831, 11 July 1905, Page 3
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563Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8831, 11 July 1905, Page 3
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