CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10514, 23 July 1910, Page 6

CURRENT NOTICES.

Skating has taken on. So have our skating boots. We have a line .lor ladies and men very suitable for this pastime, made of firm but flexible leather, with stout solos. They are a great bargain at 9s lid, usual price 14s 6d. Only at J. M'Diarmid's Clean Sweep Sale (nearly opposite Post Office). „ 964 G. and T. Young's sale of jewellery, watches, etc., is proceeding with some vigor, as all sales will do when propelled by genuine reductions. In this case the death of a partner in the concern necessitates alterations affecting every branch, and tho realisation of a very large portion of the has been found imperative. Timo is valuable with them, and the only chance of achieving their object within a limited period is to offer really saleable lines at really attractive prices. The markings have done this in every .instance, as a glance at their window convincingly shows. 959

The services at the Wesley Church to-morrow morning and evening will lie conducted by the Rev. W. J. Williams, the topics for discussion being ''The Heart of the Gospel" and "Can we do without-Christ?" The Enfield service will be presided over by Mr 11. Dick, and that at Kakanni by Mrs W. J. Williams.

The second of a series of addresses on the life of David will be delivered by Mr T. H. Mathieson in the Church of Christ to-morrow night. The subject will be "The Combat with the Giant." The Oamaru Choral Society will resume practices in the Tees Street Hall on Monday evening next. The secretary will be at the Hall from 7.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. for the purpose of enrolling new members.

The subscription lists for the New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd., will close on Friday next, 29th inst. Intending investors are urged, to forward their applications by that date to Mr Piper, the provisional secretary. Prospectuses are also available from Mr Piper or from Mr W. Jardine, Wear street. The Salvation Army advertises : n this issue their annual concert and special band Sunday, which is being held on the 24th and 25th. The service < i song "Eva," advertised for Sunday night, is supposed to be one of ;lie finest in print, and in the hands of a good reader should be greatly enjoyed. Mr Milnor, Rector of the Hoys' High School, has kindly consented to preside at the concert and social on Monday night. The band does good work in our town in visiting the sick in the hospital and in their homes. Once a year they make an appeal to the public of Oaniaru for funds to purchase instrumonts and music. Wo wish them well, and trust they will have a very successful demonstration.

Country people having business m town are often at a disadvantage through not having any convenient place to which they can resort for the purpose of writing a letter or where they may leave their cloaks or parcels To 'obviate this Mr W. E. Searle, of the Reliable Coach Factory, has built and fitted a room in a corner of his show-room which his country clients will find very convenient, and whore they may write a letter or use the telephone. Mr Searle cordially invito his clients, whether having any business to transact with him at the time or not, to call and make use of this room. Those gentlemen who have used my Special Shaving Cream and could not procure same, can obtain it now. — Cecil Jackson, hairdresser, Crown Saloon, next Post Office. Now that the long winter nights are here the best way to pass a pleasant evening is to invest in an Edison Phonograph. Call at Messrs Gibbs and M'Brydo's and hear the very latest models in machines and the pick of the records. F. G. Marshall's Jewellery Establishment, Thames street, continues steadily to the front, with a conspicuously up-to-date display, making a specialty of all the leading lines in jewellery and silverware. The prices are the lowest consistent with quality, and include a discount on • all- cash orders of 20s and over. !''()[• a first-class Haircut and Shave, go to l>an Costelloe's Saloon, Thames strc-l. We are inclined to recommend Basil Emslio's Saloon for Haircutting and Shaving. 886