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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9747, 25 January 1908, Page 3

SOME SAMPLE SHIPS FEO M J. M'DIAMMIB'S WE HAVE ONLY ROOM FOE A FEW SA'M'PLE QUOTATIONS TAKEN AT RANDOM FROM THE HUGE SELECTION OF. BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS WE ARE SHOWING. EVE BY 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. Patent Leather Drees Boots, button or ' Jace, were 21s, for 15s. WOMEN'S. Box Calf Golosh Boots 9s 6d.. Krippendbrf's (pump soles) —were 255, yy e „j vc . Invincible 'Value hi School for 15s. ° Boots. - Strong Balmorals 9s 6d. mhcr Lil]RS of th]s makc , VCTO 19s Mto Youth's Boots (sizes 1to5) 7s 9^ and 22s 6d, now 16s 6d to 18s 6d. r „ ~, , . •,„ 7f „ ln > k k a,i' Superior Chrome Boots, 1& 6d, lis 6d, v<?rnor , fi Beat Glace Kid : rxl. or ]. lco jj n S ; ZC6 ) were 19s 6d; Every pair of our own make, and i? i- t n> ?< it, „„ „ , , n , for 13s 6il. designed to withstand the rompEnglish Wcited Box Ca.lf Golosh Boots, _ , , ;, , f ti,„ „„„t i,.,rnm <s<-irii n were 20s for 16s nigh-grade Tan Boots ...lis 6d. J»:- r s ot the most turum-scauun ' ' ..• i.i -I-. £1 bovs and girls. Best lan Strap Shoes—were lis Cml, Ts,r., M t„' "Klines in "icat vai'ictv. Patent Leather Dress Boots, button or for .. l 9s 6d. hlfj,lte fc "° C! " "± a ls °M ;ni<x &M. Best Tan Strap Shoes—were 13s 6d for 9s 6d. Leather Shoes —were 8s 6d, at ... 5s 6d. Splendid ranee of Samples at equal to American Glace Button Shoes (pump bUNUKItb. 7s in the £ off regular prices. soles)—were 14s 6d, for 7s 6d. 6 uf shoc Laccs . [m . . 4 six . ~, r t „. , , ~,-.,-„ , , Extra Good 1 Quality Glace Button ami penny of "K" cream (ar, cxIlie Largest Stock of 'K, Boslock, - Boots were lis 6d, for celle'nt polish) for Is; 1 large "Walk-over," and' Pingrce Boots g s ' £J. tithes of "Handy" Polish, for Is in New Zealand; every -pair now . (always 6d each); Aluminium at 3s in the £ off. All Other Lines at 3s in the £ off. Shoe "Horns, Id'. YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S. 'ill shortly be re-opi SUNDRIES. Sale Now in Full Swing. Nearly Opposite Post Office Thames Street.

CRESM, WATSON & GO. ESTATE AGENTS, VALUATORS, AND AUCTIONEERS. Tel. 217. Thames street. Vacant Sections, Town and Country Pr pertic6 for sale at all prices EASY TERMS AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. No 249—4 Acres Freehold, £SOO. No. 244—125 Acres do, improved, £3O per acre. No. 243—i-Acre Freehold, 4 rooms, £l7O. No. 241—j-Acre Freehold, 4 rooms, £360. No. 239—9 Acres Freehold, 5 rooms, £7OO. No. 264—j-Acre, Freehold, 4 rotims, £260. No. 237—i-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 InsiiTanee Departments. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. pRESHAM, WATSON, AND CO. —* have been instructed to sell by public auction, in their rooms, Thames street, on Saturday, Ist February, at 12 By Order of the Mortgagee in exercise of the- -powers conferred by Memorandum of Mortgage Registered No. - 30164 All the Freehold Property containing one acre and thirty-two poles more or less), being part of section 7, Block 1., Oamaru Survey District, together with all improvements thereon. The property is situated 1 near to the Caledonian Society's new ground and was lately occupied by Mr John Hunter, as a training stable. The improvements comprise two-roomed ; dwelling house, stable, loose-boxes, etc. Title : Land Transfer. For full particulars apply to LEE, GRAVE and 1 GRAVE, Solicitors to the Mortgagee, or to THE AUCTIONEERS. ANDREW WATSON. 753 Vuctionecr. IMPORTANT SALE of HIGH-CLASS WHEAT-GROWING AND GRAZING LAND. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Limited, in conjunction with DALGETY and. CO., Limited, and J. R. BRUCE and CO., have been instructed by James Wilson, Est{., to sell by public auction, at ill's" Land Sale Rooms, Timaru, SATURDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1908. at 2 o'clock sharp. ALLANDALE ESTATE, FAIRLIE, SOUTH CANTERBURY. Suitably subdivided into 32 Farms, varying in size from 61 to 475 each, which, cxcludhni the Home block, reserved from sale, comprises 8000 acres. This magnificent property consists of Rolling Downs and Valleys well watered' by permanent 'streams; and is now in a high state of cultivation and subdivided into convenient-sized paddook6 which produce excellent crops of grain, roots, and grass, and is SPECIALLY FAMOUS for tho QUANTITY AND QUALITY of FAT LAMBS annually sent to the Freezing Works. This FINE ESTATE is situated one mile from FAIRLIE TOWNSHIP, RAILWAY STATION, and SALEYARDS. The Estate is being sold owing to the Land and Labor Laws now about to be brought into operation. Lithographed plans and conditions of sale will 'oe forwarded to buyers on application or may be obtained at the office of this paper. Suitable arrangements can be made for inspecting the property on application to the Agents. TERMS CASH, or 10 per cent, at saiu, 5 per cent, on taking possession, 10 percent, in twelve months from date of possession ; balance, may remain on mortgage for five Tears at 4i per cent, per annum.

POSSESSION ON 15th APRIL. 1908. J. MUNDELL, 484 Auctioneer. HORSE SALE. RIVERSDALE, FRIDAY, 31st JAN. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., GORE, In conjunction with _L OP., ASSN., LTD., GORE will offer by auction at RIVERSDALE on FRIDAY, 51st January—nr\ DRAUGHT JIARES & GELDDU 'INUS, 4to 7 years The above are mostly young and; are grand workers, included amongst them beinc horses from three contractors' teams. b 775 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. t'TCT J. B E S W I C K, VV . Architect. OLD COUNCIL CHAMBERS. Piana and Specifications, from; £2 2s up,