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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10580, 8 October 1910, Page 3

NEW SEASON'S SUITINGS, AT W WATERLOO HOUSE. ' V;': mm, mm 1 spa mm j < Spßl GENTLEMEN,— It gives us great pleasure to inform you that we are, as usual, First in the Field. Our First Shipment of IMPORTED TWEEDS and WORSTEDS is now on* - view and we have no hesitation in asking you to call and inspect, is Also to Hand— A very Fine Lot of Exclusive Designs?! ■from our local factory. The beautiful' texture and exquisite tints of these have ; only to be seen to be appreciated. Kindly favor us with a call'and we : will have pleasur in submitting our / 5: stock for your inspection. tP.-JEL MILLIGAN & CO.i HIGH GRADE TAILORS AND COSTUM OAMARU AND PALMERSTON. BSI ■■l plfya:ny build eh CAN CLAIM THAT HIS VEHICLE IS THE BEST, but who will corroborate him. My Claims are borne but by my progress—progress that demands the enlarging of premises. Consider just one moment: "Is there any other Coachbuiiding Business whose connection within a bare 12 months of starting demands bigger premises?" But CI 188 started with the strongest goodwill possible to . possess, beyond even the purchasing- power of money. He had at the back of him a reputation for woik a little better than the rest, and it's that reputation that's proving the mighty business magnet. HIS WORKS ARE OPPOSITE THE MIDDLE SCHOOL, Severn street. msm i MY EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME AS A PLUMBER IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. ~ -ARTISTS' ; *,\ - • MATERIALS.

7*017 might just aa well take, ad- - vantage of my SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE, for it costs yon 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, hear the Railway Station. ' • W. GIBSON, Cartlfloated plumber. GLADIOLUS. Finest Mixed Hybrids for Autumn Bis-' j ~ play 3s per dozen,- postage extra. - HYACINTHS NOW IN BLOOM. Orders book for Autumn Delivery. BEDDING PLANTS. The' following, well hardened off before being sent out, will be ready about the middle of October,,: —Asters, Phlox, Stocks, Verbenas, Carnations, Zinnias, Cosmos, and many others. Also Tomato Plants of the best open-air varieties. J. GEBBIE AND SON, THAMES STREET and DEBORAH. TNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY *J OP NEW ZEALAND. For DUNEDlN—Steamer early. For NEW PLYMOUTH and Onehiinga, i via Timaru, Lyttelton, and Nelson—s.s. CORINNA, on MONDAY, 10th October. Sails at 4 a.m. For' WESTPORT and . Grey mouth ■ (transhipping for Hokitika), via Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington,; and Picton—s.s. FLORA, on THURSDAY, 20th October. For NAPIER, Gisbome, and Auoklandi via Timaru.—s.s. WANAKA, about FRIDAY, 14th October For ■ WESTPORT and Greymouth, transhipping for Hikitika, via Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and New Plymouth—s.s. TAVIUNLon THURSDAY, October 13th: A Steamer awaits at Lyttelton the arrival of the Express Train from the South every day. NOTE. —Passengers and Cargo booked to all New Zealand ports and the principal ports of Australia; also by the Orient Line to and from London, and by the Canadian and Australian Line to and from Victoria, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Europe. For all information apply to ONION STEAM BHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). r\ 0L I N OIEV WR IC HT, MONEY MAKING PRIVATE HOTEL . * FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. THIS is one of the most favorably known houses in the South Island, and is situated in a growing centre; has 36 bedrooms, large public dining-room always well patronised, " arid favorable lease. Net profit £6oo' to £7OO p.a. Owner made money and retiring, so asks practically' only the value of the furniture. , For anyone who knows how to , manage, there is a competence , in this in the next few years. Cash required, £IOOO to £I6OO. : ;: Full; particulars from the S6le;« r : : ---'--A N.Zi Business Exchange, -!' f CHRISTCHURCH. ; > "* G. H. DORAN 1 FOR PLUMBING BY THE LATEST METHODS. GH. DORAN employs the most • experienced labor, and his leading man has been awarded one of the highest certificates in the trade, namely Licensed by tho Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage Board. His experience is both Home and Colonial and he has spent years in all branches of Plumbing, Gas-fitting, Pipe-laying, and Drainage Work. G. H. DORAN, ' TEES STREET..