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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9793, 19 March 1908, Page 3

NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED. QTVr\HTf AUCTION SAU'S EVERY TUESDAY at WAIAREKA OIUuA YARDS, and at NGAI'ARA, DUNTKOOX, GLEN AV\,and YARDS, and at NGAI'ARA, DUNTKOOX, GLEXAVY, ami PALMERSTON. Clcarimi .Sales to suit clients. GRAIN Binder Twine, Cornsaeks, and All Harvest Requisites. Or. Insurance. JJnvera of Wheat and. Oats at Full Rati SEEDS Grass and Clover for Autumn Season's Ryegrass and Cocksfoot. STORAGE AND GRASS SEED CLEANING EAT LA M B S. We have been appointed Agents in this District for MESSRS JOHN COOKE AND CO., of Melbourne, and can give Farmers Highest Nett Cash 1 rice per head in the Paddock, or per Pound at Eveline. FREEZING AND SHIPMENT AT QAWiARUBuyer: Geo. Cross. FENCING MATERIAL, ROCK SALT, AGRICULTURAL .S.ALT, HORSE COVERS, STATION STORES, GENERAL ME RCHANDISE. AGENTS FOR SHIPPING—Sbaw-Savill, and Albion Company,' Limited. . INSURANCE—NationaI Fire and Marine Insurance Company; Norwich and London Accident Insurance Association. . „ -p j SHEED DlPS—Cooper's Sheep Dipping Powder; Biggs' "Glciiovi? 1 owder Dip. SEEDS—Sutton and Son's ''Seeds that will Grow." DAIRY—Alpha-Laval Separators and Dairy Requisites W. H. ROSE, Manager. AUTUMN AND HW G NEW GOODS. NOW SHOWING AT ZEALANDXA HOUSE. JAMES MAC DONALD & CO. NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' GO-OPERATIVE ABSN. LTD., OAMARU AND LONDON. AT THE VALUE WE GIVE Our Friends wonder aiid_ are amazed ; ,t the Tiade we are cluing and iho prices we are able to sell at We keep quietly on steadily increasing our circle of Customers. The Secret of the whole thing Js VALUE. We are prepared with value in every line of Winter Goods. We wish you t., see and UMIAM. to. yourselves the vast stock of lihmkets, Rugs, Jackets, I lauuels, etc. YOU CANNOT AEFOED TO SHOP ELSEWHERE. We are the POPULAR DRAPERS and deservedly so. We do our utmost to make your shopping a pleasure and comlort to you. Everything is marked in plain figuies. You can tec lor y-.urselt what an article will cost you. A child can buy at the same price as yourselves. SUPPORT FAIR TRADING AND SHOP HERE THIS WINTER, W E WA N T Y0 U R TRA DE. J. M.-UTLAND JONES, Manager. 1908. JAM NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE JAM. Tie-over Jars, lib and 21ba. Tin-top Jelly Jars, ilbs and lbs. Prc-seive Jars, quarts and £-giil!ons. PRESERVING PANS. JAM POT COVEUS-6d packet. No. 1 Ciystal BEST FOR PRKS.EKVIMSu« ar SAVE YOUR COUPONS. They increase your share of our profits. MILUCAN~AND BOND, OAMARU & NGAPARA. 1908. JAM LOW PRICES. LOW PRIGES. FRUIT IS RIPENING FAST. AND NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE JAM. I HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE UNDERMENTIONED JARS, WHICH I AM OFFER LNG AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE IN OAMARU. Mason's Screw Tops, Quarts and J-gallous Lightning Jars, Quarts, and ■ Tie-over Jars; Nests of Three Jars; Jelly Jars. EIVE PER CENT COUPONS ISSUED TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS. ADAM MACKAY, THAMES STREET. FARMERS & CONTRACTORS WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS BENICIA DISC PLOUGH. CALL AND INSPECT THE 1008 PATTERN AT OUR WORKS. EASY TERMS TO SUIT ALL. NORTH OTAGO FOUNDRY. WHERE TO STAY IN DUNEDIN. IF you want a Downright Comfortable Place, which is handily situated, and possesses all the elements of a home in respect of accommodation, food, attendance, and up-to-date convenience, stay at the IMPERIAL PRIVATE HOTEL, 226, Princes street. Visitors to it are invariably pleased and come again. It has SO Single and Double Bedrooms, and is not expensive. TARIFF: FTom 4s a day, or from 20s a week. D. C. CAMERON, ProDrietnr. THE OAMARU MATL has installed machines for turning out duplicate perforated invoices in amy size and de lET YOUR DUPLICATE INVOICES, vjT just as you reckon they should be made, from the Oamaru Mail. WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL. ATOTICE is hcreuy B nai luul, u.me. the provisions of the Counties Act, 1886, the NAMES of those RATEPAYERS who have NOT, on the 31st March next, PAID ALL RATES, which, on or before the 31st December they were liable to pay, shall be OMITTED from the ELECTORAL ROLL. The Papakaio Water Rates MUST BE PAID to entitle Ratepayers to have their names retained on the Electoral Roll. JAS. MARTIN, County Clerk. March 14th, 1908. 320