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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10502, 9 July 1910, Page 4

The children coughed and sneezed in school; The lady teacher, calm and cool, Remarked: "The Government's pretty sure To let me buy Woods' Peppermint Cure. For all this sneezing, coughing crowd Not a sixpence I'm allowed. Yet I must doctor all the lot,. Or else the school will go to pot." .22 Counter Books. —Wo can supply Duplicate Books with Carbon Paper avd Cover at Lowest Prices. —Oamaru Mail Utfice.

P E R A HO USJfi. Sole Lessee and Manager: A. M'Donald. PICTURES. TO-NICHT! TO-N!GHT! SPECIAL PROGRAMME. Stars. ARNOLD THE TRAITOR. ARNOLD THE TRAITOR, Exciting Dramatic. THE LIGHT THAT CAME. Star. ANARCHISTS ON BOARD. . ANARCHISTS ON BOARD. Picturesque Zanzibar, Slioslione Falls (212 feet high), Pseudo Lady's Maid (comedy), Mugchumps Early Morning Excursion (screamers), and many others. •Special Announcement. Monday Night Star Programme, including late King's Funeral; splendid orchestra and songs; watch papers. ■ Buy your tickets for candle competition before the candle is lighted. Book your seats for late King's Funeral Picture to avoid disappointment. Dress Circle 2s Stalls Is 6d, Pit Is. Children halt-price downstairs. . 846

OP E. R A H O U S E, TUESDAY NEXT. .. B.p.m. Doors Open 7.15. RUSSIA LECTURE RUSSIA russia By Russia RUSSIA P. M. KOONIN, RUSSIA RUSSIA . B.A. RUSbiA "HOW I ESCAPED FROM SIBERIA," Illustrated by Electric Slides. Mr Koonin is a Political Refugee, who was condemned to prison in Siberia, and wlio, after extreme difficulties, escaped to England. Come and hear him tell the story of his life. Admission: Front Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is. 833

AMARU CHORAL SOCIETY. OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, 14th JULY, 1910, At 8 p.m. Brilliant and Ever Popular . . "MA RITANI" OPERA (Composed by W. Vincent Wallace). "A Wealth of Charming Melody. 5 ' Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is. Tickets may be procured at Begg's, Fraser's, and Oakden's. Carriages at 10.15 p.m. 836

B T For sale—new gooseberries, now offered for the first time in New Zealand; May Duke (earliest m existence), Keepsake (heaviest cropper, and Langley Beauty, also L°™ Crewe, Whiuhams, Sulphur, etc. New Strawberries, Bedford Champion Givons, Late Prolific, Sunbeam, Melba, etc. All varieties Fruit Trees, Cheapest and Best. Address: J. Isdale, Weston. ICY CLE FOR SALE, gent's, cheap, . J nearly new and in very good order. —Apply Mail Office. 34/ O LET, a Four-roomed HOUSE m Thames street. —Apply Mrs H. France. 844 LADY wants Private BOARD and Residence; piano. Apply "Y.Z.."' Mail Office. . ... 824 FOR SALE, a BROUGHAM, by Windover, London. Apply Dr Nedwill, Christchurcli. 1 826 LOST, between Maereweka and Oamaru, Black and Tan COLLIE DOG, white tip on tail; answers to name of Don. Reward. Apply T. Patterson, Waiareka. r ANTED —A First-class Ploughman. Apply D. Borrie, Papakaio. 522 ANTED—Four GIRLS. Apply Manager, Woollen Factory. 823 /CHILDREN'S Tweed COATS, all V.J sizes, from 6s lid up to 21s. Great Value at Farmers' Co-op. (opposite Monument). WANTED, at once, a BOY to milk and make himself useful. —H. Orbell, Pukeuri. 806 MEN'S Noted Scrimshaw Watertight BOOTS, in' Black and Tan, at 30s. Farmers' Co-op. (opposite Monument). HAIRCUTTING is an art —not an art that is acquired in a few months. Tlio artist at present employed at the Queen's Saloon lias taken fourteen years to reach the perfection lie has attained. ~ -r ~ - |S ID CASH FRESH : EGGS.— L 1 LANE'S EMULSION CO., Oamaru. " 89S THE Newest in Ladies' Hairpads; a decided improvementj" a home invention. Charlie Herbert;- of the Queen's Hairdreseing Saloon, announces the arrival of ■ the first consignment to Oamaru. 9d; - Co-op. (opposite Monument).

WM. SANG'S LAUNDRY, Thames street riorth, gives, every -satisfaction; Telephone 253. Work called for and delivered. ..770 MISS EVA GREENFIELD takes orders for Children's Clothing and Ladies' Underclothing. Everything made up-to-date, all first-class work put in. Address: Rear of Salvation Army HalV Oamaru. FIRESIDE is the place in the winter, ancl a Fireside 'Phone is Rattling Company; £6 10s. M'Kenzie and Warner, Thames street. TT) EMEMBER —You pass One-third JL\i of your life in bed, bo sleep on E. SIMPSON'S PURE BEDDING, made to order. T ADIES' PALETOTS, in Dark _Li Tweeds, for 12s lid; Navv, Browns and Greens, and Mixed Tweeds, 15s 6d, 18s 6d, 255, 37s 6d. Farmers' Co-op. A BEAUTIFUL ENLARGEMENT given away FREE to every purchaser of 1 Do7en Cabinets Clarke, Kibble street. Telephone No. 29. FOOD POULTRY —Wanted any quantity; highest price given; crates supplied free; no corr.mis.sion. Stewart, Poulterer. Dnnedin. OCARTS we are Selling: Imt VjT where you please you won't get better value; M'Kenzie and Warner, Thames street. LADIES' Woven NIGHTDRESSES, in Natural and Pink. 5s lid, 6s lid, 7s lid; Children's Woven Nightdresses, all sizes, 4s-fid. At Farmers' Co-op. (opposite Monument). ES I M P S O N, THAMES STREET. SEVEN-PIECE.-SADDLEBAGS AND VELVET SITE, FROM £ll CASH. 466