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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9746, 24 January 1908, Page 3

SOME SAMPLE SNIPS f r, o vr J. M'DIABMID'S SALE PRICES. WE HAVE 02iI»Y ROOM FOR A FEW SAMPLE• QUOXATIOJNS TAKEN AX RANDOM -FROM THE HUGE SELECTION OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS WE ARE SHOWING. EVERY PAIR HIGH GRADE. EVERY PAIR LOW PRICED. YOU INCUR NO RISK BUYING OUR SALE. GOODS. THEY ARE OUR REGULAR, REPUTABLE, EVERY-DAY LINES. WE GIVE A POSITIVE WARRANTY WITH EVERY PAIR SOLD. MEN'S. Cox Calf Golosh Boots ... ... 9s 6d. Strong" Balmorals ... ... ... 96 6d. Superior Chrome Boots, 1C& 6d, lis 6d, 12s 6d. English Welted Box Calf Golosh Boots, ■were 20s, for 16s. I'atent Leather Dress Boots, button or lace, were 245, for 15s. Splendid range of Samples at equal to 76 in the ~£ off regular prices. The Largest Stock of "K," Bostock, "Walk-over/' and' I'ingree Boots in Ke\\r Zealand; every pair now at 3s in the £ off. WOMEN'S. Krippendbrfs (pump .soles) —were 255, for 15s. Other Lines of this make were 19s 6d' to 22s 6d, now 16s/ 6d to 18s 6d. Vernor's Best Glace Kidi Boots, button or lace (in £ sizes) were 19s 6d ; for ... ... ... lSs 6d. High-grade Tan Boots ... lis 6d. Best Tan Strap Shoes—"were 13s 6d. for .. ... ... ... 9 s 6d. Leather Shoes —were 8s 6d', at ... 5s 6d. American l Glaco Button Shoes (pump soles) —were 14s 6d, for 7e 6d. ■'Extra Good' Quality Glace Button and Lace Boots—were 14s 6d, for 9s 6d. .All Other Lines at 36 in the £ off. YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S. The schools will shortly be re-opening. We give Invincible Value in School Boots. You this Boots- (sizes 1 to 5) 7s 9(1 and *■ as 9<i. Children's (sizes 7 to 10) 5s 6(1. Sizes 10 to 13 6s 6d. Every pair of our own make, and designed to withstand 1 ' the rompings of the most harum-scarum bovs and girls. Infants' "Shoes, in great variety, Is, Is 6d, and' 2s 6d. SUNDRIES. 6 Pairs! of Shoe Laces, for ; 4 sixpenny; pots of "Iv 11 cream (an excellent- polish) for Is; 4 large tnb<?s of "Handy" Polish, for Is (always 6d each) ; Aluminium Shoe Horns, Id'. Sale Starts (TO-MORROW) Friday. J. M'DIARMID,

CRESHAM, WATSON & GO. ESTATE AGENTS, VALUATORS, AND AUCTIONEERS. Vacant Sections, Town and Country Properties for sale at all prices EASY TERMS AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. No 249—4 Acres Freehold, £SOO. No. 244—133 Acres do, improved, £3O per acre. No. 243—i-Acre Freehold, 4 rooms, £l7O. No. 241—i-Acre Freehold, 4 rooms, £360. No. 239 —9 Acres Freehold, 5 rooms, £7OO. No. 234—i-Acrc, Freehold, 4 rooms, £260. No. 237—4-Acre, with Shops and Dwelling House, £llsO. No. 223—36 Acres, 1.i.0., highly improved, £550. INQUIRIES SOLICITED. Representatives for the N.Z. State Fire and Accident Insurance Departments. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. At 12 noon. RESHAM, WATSON, AND CO. have been instructed' to sell by public auction, in their rooms, Thames street, on Saturday, Ist February, at 12 noon :—• By Order of the Mortgagor in exorcise of the powers conferred by Memorandum of Mortgage Registered No. 3016-1 All the Freehold Property containing one acre and thirty-two polc.s more or less), being part of section 7, Block 1., Oamaru Survey District, together with all improvements thereon. The property is situated near to the Caledonian Society's new ground and was lately occupied by Mr John Huinter, as a training stable. The improvements comprise two-r<^omed : owelling house, stable, loose-boxes, etc. Title : Land Transfer. For full particulars apply to Messrs LEE, GRAVE and' GRAVE, Solicitors to tiie Mortgagee, or to Tel. 217. Thames street. THE AUCTIONEERS. ANDREW WATSON, Auctioneer.

WM. JARDINE, AUCTIONEER, L VND AND ESTATE AGENT, AND VALUATOR. WEAR STREET, OAMARU. 682—2 Acres, North Road, vacant £2OO 689—Section, Reed street, 6roomed house, well impro\ ed £>oas 691 3-roomed' cottage ... £'. so 702 —J-Acre, Weston Park, stone cottage, Weston l'ark ... St* 10 704—1 Section, Hull street, 4- ' roomed house ••• ••• ••• £l^o 706 —Vacant section, Thames street 707—1 Section, "Wansbeck street, 4roomed house ... ••• ~l®Q 708—Vacant Section, Ousc street ... h 80 711—1 .Section, Trent street, 7roomed house ... _ 716—Vacant Section, Xorth street x> 75 724 5A Acres, Awamoa, with cottage £520 Agents for the COMMERCIAL" UNION EIRE AND MARINE ASSURANCE CO. \n person in search of town or country properties should not- forget to inspect my register, as 1 have a very large rang® of properties to offer. It is worthy of note that my actual sales for the last 12 months 'were 80 properties. Liberal advances arranged l if necessary. SATURDAY, 25th JANUARY, 19C8. At his rooms, Wear street. At 12.50 sharp. WILLIAM JARDINE has been favored with instructions to sell — 2 Wicker Chairs, 5 Bamboo Teatables, Book-shelf, Couches, Tapestry and' Husli Suite, Bedsteads', Wire Mattresses, Washstand's, Ware, Bedroom 'Mirror, 2 Bedroom Chairs, Carpet Squares, Bound' Tables, Sewing Machines, Pictures, Go-Carts and Prams, Cents' Cycles, Clotlie6 Baskets, Wringer, Oil Stove, Mangle, Cooking Plums, Rasps', Black Currants, Apples, Peas, Apricots, Peaches,'Eeed Oats, Wheat*, Potatoes, Fowls, etc. PETER WILLIAMS, •ygO Auctioneer. YXJANTED KNOWN— The Place for LACES, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERY, GLOVES, Etc., is TEMPERO'S, Thames 6tieet. WANTED— A BOY.—Apply A. Eraser, bookseller.