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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10505, 13 July 1910, Page 5

WM. JARDINE. AUCTIONEER, WEAR STREET, HAS FOR PRIVATE SALE, 243—4 Good Building Sites, North End— £125 each 246 —A New 6-rcomed House, h. and c. water, gas, built-in tubs, lovely view. Easy terms — £BOO 250—63 Acres, close to town — Price, £3OO 252 —50 Acres, Dnntroon, 4 rooms — Price, £lB per c-e 255 —10 Acres, 4 rooms; close to railway station — Price £6OO 2G6—17 Acres, 5 rooms; close to town — Price £BSO 270 —97 Acres, Gore; close to town and cheese factory— Price, £25 per acre (Very easy terms.) 263 —4-roomed House, North End— Price, £420 262—j-Acre, with 4-roomed house; central— Price, £375 MY EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME AS'a PLUMBER TS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. S/OU might just as well take adJL vantage of my SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE, for it costs you no more. My work never fails to give satisfaction. A selected range of fittings of all kinds is kept at my shop in RIBBLE STREET, near the Railway Station. W. GIBSO N, Certificated Plumber.

A. & D. MACPHERSON. TTMBF.R MERCHANTS OWING to their INCREASING TRADE in Oamaru the above firm nr« OPENING A TIMBER YARD in THAMES STREET. By keeping only the Best of Timber and Catering for the Requirements of the District, they hope to secure a further share of the public patronage. Supplies direct from mills or from yard. All Foreign Timber procurable. A - . AND D. MACPHERSON, PLANTING SEASON, 1910DAVID EDWARDS has a LARGE and CHOICE COLLECTION of FRUIT. FOREST, and ORNAMENTAL TREES. FLOWERING SHRUBS, HEDGE and SHELTER TREES. A Splendid Collection of BULBS : POT PLANTS, Etc. Also., some Choice Varieties 'of Roses CABBAGE "and CAULIFLOWER PLANTS NOW BEADY at THE OLD ESTABLISHED NURSERY, (Opposite St. Paul's Church). COQUET STREET. 668