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THE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, I-TD. MANURES. We are now BOOKING ORDERS for Manures for Autumn and bprmg Sowing with Grain Rooi and Green Cropß. GRAIN, We have BUYERS of Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Barley and Clover beeds. Clients arc requested to kindly submit samples. FOR SALE. Screened Seed Wheat, Oats, Bar- , tations will bo supplied on application. rr MOLASSES ( F «» stock). Owing to the Shortage of Food throughout tho district, we have purchased large stocks of Molasses, bucrosme, and Oilcake, which wo are able to quote at LOWES''' rates. B. B. WALTON, Manager. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS. Something Useful Something Dainty Something Noi/eJ IN WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. Nothing is more fitting or more appreciated than a pice:- ol' good Jewellery, and a visit to our establishment or a glance in our window wi I convince you of tin- wonderful value we o/l'er. Our customers are always delighted no matter , what pi.vchat.e they make; the reason is we buy all our own materials, manufacture on the promises, and make only the best designs. WatflJjss and Jewellery ffeuatred en premises Tciepi:,)ii(> 2S.| PIANOS. PIANOS. "IX? E beg to announce to the General VV I'ubhc of Oamani and District that v,e have just opened up an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of Pianos, "including John Brosdwood'and Son, ColiareJ and CoSlard, (The most famous of British makers). We also have in stock ROMISH, tIPP and BOKN, KOCH and SGEHNE, BOHWi, and various other

We give you a ten years' warrant-) ivkh any instrument you choose; wc also givr y<m the right of exchanging if you arc not perfectly satisfied. THE DRESDEN PBANOFORTE CO., LTD., Thames street, Oamaru. Telephone, 240. OUR SAUSAGES HAVE A NAME NOT ONLY IN OAMARU, RUT IN THE WHOLE DISTRICT, and residents in every portion are increasingly coming for our make. gained distinction over thirty years ago for introducing to the residents o't this locality sausages of a higher quality, with a better flavor aiid each succeeding year we have bettered that quality To-day wc claim, with every justifieatin'i, that for Sausages wo stand on a plane by ourselves." SMITHFI ELD BUTCHERY.

Wo aro Casli Buyers of Sood and Tablo Potatoes. IRELAND & CO., MILLERS AND CHAIN MERCHANTS, SEVERN STREET Y r E don't want to unduly praiso up our SMALL GOODS, far from that; wo would sooner belittle our Home mortuary and a public morgue manufacture than bo accused of such egotism. But, really, when customers continually tell us that they are p, nice, we are forced to believe tjiat they are as good as the public '--and the pub lie is a very keen critic —has judged them. It is truo we go :,o a good deal of trouble in the pj paralio'i and mako positively certain lliat t.h" various fn gradients are in the coin I proportion GIVE US A TRIAL, Tlll'-N, for Ge» man Sausage, Black or White l'ud dings, Saveloys, or Brawn, etc.— CARSON AND WOIILEY. Commercial Buildings. SALE OF A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL BUSINESS.

: R _C. H. KENT, MANUFACTURER OF BACON AWARDED FIRST PRIZE AT DUNEDIN WINTER SHOW. . . . has much pleasure in announcing that ho has just purchased the well and favorably-known Ham and Bacon-Cur-ing Establishment of Mr D. Gunge, of Tyne street, and trusts, by strict attention to tho interests of his customers, to be favored with a continuance of their support. 'PHONE 126. BUYER OF DAIRY-FED PIGS. PIGS CURED AT LOWEST RATES. In reference to the above, I beg to THANK MY CUSTOMERS for the support accorded me during the past seven years, and beg to bespeak for my successor (Mr C. H. KENT) a continuance of tho patronage so liberally bestowed. 985 1). GENGE, BOXING GLOVES, Punching Balls, and all sports material carried by tho Queen's Hairdrcssing Saloon.

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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10518, 28 July 1910, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 6 Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10518, 28 July 1910, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 6 Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10518, 28 July 1910, Page 5

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