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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9730, 6 January 1908, Page 3

A THING OF BEAUTY. According to Keats, "A thing of Beauty is a joy for ever." Had he been a philosopher instead of a poet, he might have more truthfully said that "A thing of beauty is a joy as long as it lasts." We have been told on all hands that OUR PRESENTATION PICTURE is a tiling of beauty. It is a photographic subject, in relief, mounted on stiff boards, and is quite the handsomest presentation, picture we have ever shown. It is no twopenny thing, having cost us a lot of money, and will be found well worth securing. IT IS YOURS FOR THE ASKING if you are a Customer here; if not, you may secure it by making a Cash Purchase of 15s, or as an alternative a handsome Boot cleaning Outfit, usually-retailed at 2s 6d. THIS OFFER ONLY HOLDS , GOOD TILL THE END OF THE YEAR—just a few days more. J, M'DIARMID. BOOT MA N-U.F A C T, U R E R (Almost opposite Post Office. A BUSY HOLIDAY SEASON. FG. MARSHALL, JEWELLER, re- • turns hearty thanks to his numerous customers for the EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE BUSINESS his Establishment has done during the HOLIDAY SEASON. THIS YEAR, with the brightest of prospects, -and the Best of Stock, he hopes to do a Larger Business than ever. Call and! see hie WINDOW- DISPLAY for the LATEST STYLES, BEST MAKES, and MOST SUITABLE GIFTS. F. G. MARSHALL, THE JEWELLER, THAMES STREET, OPPOSITE DR WHITTON'S.

WM. JARDINE, FOR PRIVATE SALE On account of Mr J. A. GronaU : his VALUABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, of about 26 acres, situated at Awamoa Creek, Main South Road, with 4-roomcd house, 4stalled stable, cow-byre, dairy, looee-boi, pig-stves, etc. Also: 20 ACRES LEASEHOLD, adjoining the above, having 5 years to run, with tho following crops:—4 acres in oats and sown down wath English grass, 6 acres of turnips, and 3 acres of potatoes. This is a most desirable dairy farm, well watered, and beirag close to town. For further particulars apply to Wji. JARDINE, or DALGETY & CO. Agent for the COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE AND MARINE ASSURANCE CO. Any person in search of town or country properties should not forget to inspect our register, as w© have a large range of properties to offer. Liberal advances arranged if necessary. SATURDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1908. At his Rooms, Wear street. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. WILLIAM JARDINE has been favored with instructions from Mr JAMES ALLAN, to sell his VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES as follows : — - Secticuil2, Block 73, with Two 4roomed Cottages, Porch, and Washhouses thereon. Section 6,- Block 74, with 4 and 5roomed Houses and "Washhouses thereon. , Both these properties are situated in Hull street, and at present let to good tenants, and command a good view and handy to town. Also— Lot 8, Fortification, containing 1 Acre 2 Roods 23 Poles, with 4-roomed House and Outbuildings thereon. Lot 10, Alma, containing 1 Rood 2G Poles, vacant. As Mr Allan has decided to sell, low reserves have been fixed. PETER WILLIAMS, 555 Auctioneer. JUNCTION SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 7th JANUARY. Present Entries: H DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS, at I Q DAIRY, t J-'*' calving I STORE COWS 1.0 PIG PIGS (Weaners) Special Entry— O First-class DAIRY COWS, calved and at calving iRUCE CHRISTIE & CO., JUNCTION YARDS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7. OUR USUAL WEEKLY SALE win bt, held on the above date. Sntries now being received. DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. JOHN MUIR, 11 Sub-manager. JUNCTION YARDS. rjTHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND ■ AGENCY COMPANY WILL SELL on January 7. Entries Invited. PUBLIC NOTICE. TRS TOWLER desires to inform her , Friends and; tho Public that the embargo upon her correspondence is RE? MOVED, and that LETTERS AND CORto her." The Postmaster-General on Friday advised her to thai effect.' Mrs Towler wm attend to Orders received by post as 'speedily as possible. . . aiANSAiVJ-A DEPOT, ''"'' ■■■'■••■'l"4' Arcade, Dunedin. * PAPAKAIO WAITAKI ISLANDS. MUTE ANNUAL MEETESTG of the ■-V-v- above License-holders will be held at South Waitaki on THURSDAY, 9th, at J." A. DUNCAN, Sec.