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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10587, 18 October 1910, Page 5

ARTISTS' MATERIALS. I|KIiARGE SHIPMENT HAS JUST f^ffi.-'BEEN RECEIVED, comprising: K Stretched Canvases, Oil Sketching ■\ Tablets, Birchmore Boards, Shaded P Art Panels, Shaded Plaques, Can- ■'.- yas Boards, Crayon Paper, Whatman's Drawing Paper, Whatman's Sketch Blocks and Sketch Books, Post Card for Painting, Winsor and Newton's Oil Colors, Brushes for Oil Color, Water Color ; "arid Brushwork, Boxes of Colors,, ' ';'■ Conte Crayons, Waterproof Ink (all colors), Indian Ink, Gold Ink, Silver Ink, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Mastic Varnish, Copal Varnish, Palettes, Palette Knives, etc., etc. PHOTOGRAPHIC. KODAKS, '■ PLATES, PAPERS, ETC. | TENNIS RACKETS. 1 - ALL NEW. NO OLD STOCK. | The "DOHERTY," "E.G.M.," "SPEiCIAL DEMON," "DEMON/' "REN- ' SHAW," "ÜBIQUE," Etc. • BALLS, PRESSES, GRIPS, Etc. ■OPRICES SAME AS DTJNEDIN AND J CHRISTCHURCH. iTA. FRASER, •' BOOKSELLER & STATIONER.

WATCH REPAIRING IS MY BUSINESS, and I KNOW IT THOROUGHLY. All: Watches overhauled by 'me are guaranteed for Twelve Months s afterwards. ' Hundreds of Watches, pass through my hands every month, and I have no dissastisfied cus--1 to mors. This is no idle boast, but a fact that you would do well to consider when next your Watch heeds any repairß. MY ADDRESS IS: WM. BLYTH, THAMES STEEET (Right next National Bank). FOR THE 1910 SEASON. Yates 1 Reliable Seeds ■ ■'"■ For the VEGETABLE & FLOWER GARDENS :Gabbage Carnations Cauliflower Carrots Peas Onfons , Beans, etc. Aquilegea Tansies Astors Calliopsis :J Mignonette, etc. SOLE AGENT: WILLIAM BEE, Thames street, 0 A M A R U. 112

LONCBEACH CATTLE ARE VERY PRIME, and I haye secured what is considered the Choicest Line on the Estate. They are beautifully conditioned and show unmistakable signs of experience in cattle-raising. I have now commenced supply- ' ' ing Beef from this lot, and, as expected, it is delicious. •. W. " F~O-S S; •* SMITHFIELD BUTCHERY, "WHOSE'S YOUR TAILOR?" THAT Question decides the maker of your clothes. The Latest in Spring and Summer .Suitings are now to hand, and we cordially invite you to inspect them. THOMSON & M'INTOSH, Ladles' and Cents' Tailors, THAMES STREET (Two .Doors from Post Office), v SALE OF A WELL-KNOWN LOCAX tV:'i?-'M'<-- } : BUSINESS. m*:c. E KENT, MANUFACTURER OF BACON AWARDED FIRST PRIZE AT DUNEDIN WINTER SHOW. . . . has much pleasure in announcing that he has just purchased the well- and favorably-known Ham and Bacon-Cur-ing Establishment of Mr D. Genge, of Tyne street, and trusts, by strict attention to the 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. reference to the above, I beg to THANK MY CUSTOMERS for the support; accorded rae during the past seven years,-and beg to bespeak for my successor.;. (Mr C. H. KENT) a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed. 1 ■■■.■■'>.■ 985 D. GENGE,

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, PRIVATELY, ' N ALMOST ,NEW DWELLING o' L . 4 rooms, bath room, scullery, acre; possession can be given, withib a few days. EASY TERMS. iFurther particulars from STJMPTER.

lEYWRICHT, mm® W '.'."-l I"*V'."'" 1 "*V '."'" XX %}*.■*•:> - nc. ■] &.*',stfSSSf KiiWV ri, -A\ enm It hse j SEASON.—The Latest .;'London Shapes in Straw Boaters, aanias, Tuscans, Pedals, etc., at t reasonable prices, now on view , the GLASGOW CLOTHING I HOUSE. 802