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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10097, 15 March 1909, Page 3

FOR SALE. GOODWILL Of the STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS in Thames street XOW CARRIED OX BY Mr JOIIX CAGXEY. Together with a LEASE for 5 or 7 years of SHOP unci DWELLING.. Stock to be taken at valuation. This is one of the oklesl-cstabhshec Business in Oamarn haying been carried on for forty yen™ by Mx L-aauoy, «*' only reason for selling is failing health. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS WM. .JARDINE AUCTIONEER, WE All STREET, WANTED—PRSWSE LINES OF pOCRSEOOT, T)YEURAiS,S, (RUCE AND f~iO. jruce Christie and \yo.

DALGETY & COMPANY, A U 0 T I 0 N E E R'S,' STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. HA R V 1909 HARVEST WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS FOR—GORNSACKS— ALL SIZES KEPT INSTOCK. BINDER TWINE—DONAGHY'S, BEGG'R, ROSEDALE., and ANDREWS. BINDER nit, SEAMING TWINE, AND ALL HARVEST REQUIREMENTS. S H E E P DIP. KOR CLEAN, HEALTH!' SiIEEP AND FINE LUSTROUS W''oL, USE "Q U I B.E'L L'S"— .UNSURPASSED FOR ALL ROUND EXCELLENCE. DALGETY AMDAXrv LT TYNE STREET, OAMARU.

TIDE. T AUIES' TONDON AND pARSS JJi WINTER, 1909. WILL BE ON EXHIBITION 0 A II A 11 IT,. TUESDAY 2nd ONWARDS.

NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. S wo. find that many country pat rous have been prevented visiting our Hnln nwino- to th-e harvest operations, wo liavo decided to extend the Period for a few days. Wo are making a eiai 0..u» «x numerous lots of Boots, Shoes, Sandals, and .Slippers, and o fixed the prices so very low that a clearance must be assured before ew winter goods almost to hand. We append a lew quotations the SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS. INFANTS' SHOES, Gd, for ere <>s 6d to Is WOMEN'S GLACE KID BOOTS, 14s CHILDREN'S LEATHER BOOTS, WOMEN'S SUPERIOR SHOES sizes 4 to 6, were 4s 6d, f0r...1S 6d BOYS' LEATHER SHOES, were Cs 9d, for 3S 11d MAID'S SIZES CALF SHOES, were Ss Gd, for 5S GIRLS' NEAT CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS, sizes 7 to 9, were 7s Gd, for 4S 11d Sizes 10 to 13, were 3s Gd, for 5S 11d Sizes 1 and 2, were 9s Gd, for Gs 9d WOMEN'S Sizes, 3 to 7, were lis Gd, for 8S 11d lis Gd, for 7s 11ei WOMEN'S BEST CHROME SLIPPERS, were as, for 3s 6d WOMEN'S IMPORTED SUPPERS, warm felt lining, were 4s, tolas 9d MEN'S IMPORTED BOOTS, were His Gd, for 8S 6d MEN'S FINE BOOTS, were 16s Gd to ISs Gd, clearing at 11s 9d SPECIAL LINES LADIES' WELTED BOOTS, were lGs Gd, f0r...10s 6d VARIOUS SINGLE-PAIR LOTS AT HALF- PRICE.

WILL BE HELD ON WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL OUll EMENDS ZEALANDBA ZEALAMDIA HOUSE.

W.W. BAWSOE, TYNE STREET, OA3IARU. CASH BUYER OE

OOT REPAIRS.—-Take your boots to COUX SIKVWIUGIIT, 15 Tgcs street, four doors from Miiligan and Bond's,"-where you. will get them repaired in an up-to-date maimer by a tradesman with 20 years' practical experience. Satisfaction guaranteed. 2^2

MOST IMPORTANT BOOT EVENT OF THE YEAR NOW AT ITS HEIGHT. AND WOM Men's Chromo Sewn Boots NEXT J. BPLLEID AND CO Were. Sale Price. 12/6 9/11 T ONG am , Cnr -■ - - ■ 14/6 12/3 brought togetl Men s Kid Boots (patent caps) J.o/0 10/ a mh» rarg; ill-, evui u .hiu u. mho _>^i...m. Our large buying makes little prices posMen's Tan Cookhams ... 20/ 16/6 f\] 3 ] c . Hundreds of old friends li.ive been m -r, imc inm kept, and many more new ones made for Men's Kid Dress Tan Boots lljb 14/9 olu . great j] arvest Sale. We arc going to -,, , -n r* it -n *t„ Tj„„f„ IR/A cement their friendships still closer by Men's Bos Calf Button Boots 18/6 13/9 ga]c mm . e b .{ rgaillS of lhc killd | Ladies' Chrome 80016 (patent Nurses' Kid Shoes, rub'.heels • Ladies' Strong Leather Slippers 90 pairs Ladies' Shoes, 10/6 to 14/6, any pair > 6 80, Calf Button Boots 18/6 13/9 C^LXHtrap' Slices ',> Heavy Workincr Boots 12/6 10/6 that can't be found anywhere but at the noys . a OL . tiirls* Boots, sizes J ° „„ _,, Grand Harvest Sale. 7 8, 9, only 7/6 5/3 14/ 11/6 7, 8, 9, only loys' or Girls' Boots; 10 to 13, only SP E CIA L 62 pairs Ladies' Boots, wo-e 14s to 21s—Anv uair for 10s. Gent's Stationary Eubber Heels, attached for Is 3d. Ladies' Stationary Rubber Heels, attached for Sd TIT , T[ , C ,, M nl SANDALS, Tto9, 2s lid; 10 to 13, 3s 6d; 1 and 2, 3s lid; LADILS , 4s 9d. THESE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT CASH ONLY. NEXT J. BULLEID--CSTY BOOT PALACE.

BARBER SHOP, CLOSE TO W. JARDINE'S, WEAR STREET. J. TREIjOAR, HAS STARTED BUSINESS AT ABOVE ADDRESS, And would be glad to See his Old Friends and also New Customers and O.K. SPECIAL 4/ a doz. WELSBACH D/ 6 a doz. WELSBACH, best ... 7/ a doz. INVERTED MANTLES 12/ a doz. J. SGOON-& CO.. Plumbers and Casfitters, ' ' Thames street. Oaniaru. PRIVATE BOARD and.RESIDENCE Tuketiro," 34 Avon street.—Mia*

TWO 400-GALLON IRON TANKS. ONE 200-GALLON IRON TANK TEES STREET, OAMARTJ.

SCHOOL FOR DRESS-CUTTING Over Art Depot. ICHOOL amLS' CLASSES on SATtmDAYS Class Day as per arrangement. ly one household coal on _iarket now. It is coal, and This is TAKATU.

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. REARED m THE CAVE VALLK'j And SPECIALLY GROWN AND FATTEN EI FOR EARLY LAMBS. A. RUSSELL, 83 Butcher, Thame; strcßi.