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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10608, 10 November 1910, Page 6

ATT GRAN D FECIAL CASH R ACTI O N. BEAUTIFUL PICTURES 8 - _ OF BEAUTIFUL SCENES' given away fre - , "OYERYONE: who spends 10S at our Store this: Week will Re- . • . rr! ceive, one;of.tliese Lovely Pictures without aijy extra, charge ■ . whatever.- They are- reproduction in l)lack of brtiwn from famous .masters. Nothing like them has ever Been offered before. SPEND TEN SHILLING SAND SECURE ONE. As Quantity is Limited, FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. SEE THEM SPECIAL PRIZES FOR Men's Box Dress Boots, goloshed uppers, stylish Men's Dark Tan Derby Boots, splendid finish ... f Men's Excellent Black Glace: , Kid Dress Boots ; V . a,;... J" ■■i'A'S! Men's Real Hand=sewn Dress? Boots, Royalty make;; ? . . Men's White Tennis Shoes, ■ chrome soles 1 ... Only 13s 6d ISs 6ti 16s 9d 17s 9d 5s lid EN OUR WINDOWS. SPECIAL PICTURE WEEKJ Ladies' Rich Dark Tan Shoes, - t .. r ,: stylish cut and go'loshcd ... 10s .9d Laidies' Dark; Tan Broad Tie * ShOSSj open-fronted ... 115,9 d, Ladies' Biack Glace Kid Derby ;\r. Cut Shoes, large eyelits ... 10S 6d Ladies' Black .Glace Kid Boots, ' ■ up-to-the-Blinute style ' a I3S/ 9d Ladies' Tennis Shoes and Tennis Boots ... 3s 11d, 4s 6d, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, 7s 6d GRAND SPECIAL CASH' INDUCEMENT DISPLAYED IN BOTH OUR WINDOWS. ! ' '! '' QUANTITY LIMITED. QUANTITY LIMITED, QUANTITY LIMITED. SO SHOP EARLY. SO SHOP EARLY. SO SHOP EARLY.

CITY ' SOOT PALACE, BESIDE BUIXEID'S

\; CENTRAL' CASH GROCERY, ■■-, . .-(■-^ ;"/ s '\-For ;^'';^ s '-'; '". . Groceries, Dried,. Fruits, Brushware and Crockery. i OPPOSITE ■?MUNICIPAL OPERA ; ■■' •■:■ : :M [: " A^oi ; =■.-,

SM~- TLUMBESTG. ' . ■ : .*;:!'■■ ■.■.i.-'Bjk the Latest Methods., , . 1G- HJ&QRiAN employs theftmost experienced labor, and his leading man has been awarded the highest certificates in the trade, ■ namely—Licensed by the Dunedin Drainage and Sewerage-Board ' His experience is both Home and Colonial, and he has spent years in all branches of Plumbing, Gasfitting,- Pip9~' laying and Drainage Work. G H. DOKAi*,'"-: a. Id. macpkerson, MERCHANTS/ %

OWING to their INCREASING TRADE in Oamani the above firm are OPENING A TIMBER YARD in THAMES STREET. By keeping only .the. BEST OF TIMBER and Catering for the requirements of the districts, they, hope to secure a further share of the public patronage. Supplies direct from mills or from yard. 'All foreign timber procurable. A. & D. MAGPHERSON, Td;Stand at the Farm TAIPO, and \ "' - ■ .Travel where required, . ,-THK FAST TROTTING PONY v' , STALLION MASTER T) OB BINS. 1 -Height 13 hands; age, 3 years. '"'■. Master Robbins' sire, Frank Robbins hv- Osterley, dam Mystery. Dam Molly, sire Weinachten, by Berlin. Terms: £3; half guarantee. Groomage fee, ss. •Grazing for mares from a distance.

All care taken but no responsibility. - For full particulars apply to , ; A. J. M'LAUGHLIN, 846 Taipo, Reidston P.O. '■'■:■ TO TRAVEL lii tthe Enfield and Windsor Districts " The Purebred Clydesdale Colt, T>-A R O N VST A -L L A C E . L Rising 3 years old. .BARON WALLACE'S sire is the famous Baron Fy.vie, the champion prizetaker in the South Island since his importation from Scotland. Dam, Diamond, by Sir William Wallace, by th? famous Wallace (imp.) TERMS £4 4s. Half-guarantee. All mares sold or exchanged, the owner at first service held responsible. For further particulars see cards, or apply W. R. ROWLANDS, 849 Enfield. IT'S the Season for CAMPING. Enjoy the Open Air. You'll benefit by it. -J. E. BROAD, of the N.O. SADDLERY EMPORIUM, has TENTS of all sizes for Sale. His prices, range from: 6 x 8, 12s 6d; 8 x 10, 18s 6dj 10.x 12, 245. ;.-' ;