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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10719, 18 March 1911, Page 3

DOES EXPERIENCE COUNT FOR ANYTHING? Does a Lifetime In tha Caaohbuildlng Trade Signify Anything? Do yuri and years with reputed firms lead you to any oonoluilon? Does the working up of a thriving business right from tha vary atart suggest anything at ail? Of oourso it doss. To be the very least reasonable you will make the admission that suoh facta would convince anyone that THAT MAN —and it must be apparent that it is WALTER GIBB who is referred to —must be a thorough tradesman ; that his work is known as being in every way dependable, and that hiß dealings are strictly honest. Wr CIBB't WORKS ARE IN SEVERN STREET. £1 DOWN £1 AND £1 PER MONTH. £1 WE fully how diffioult it is at tin.on for the family to make ends meet comfortably, and, so aa to make payment more convenient for our would-be clients, we have resolved to sell you a Piano for from £1 dawn and £1 per month, and an Organ for from 10s down and 10a per month. These exceptional terms, we feel assured, will fit with everybody's pocket, so what is to debar you from now purchasing a piano or an organ on these terms. THE REASON WHY WE HAVE SDCH A HEAVY TURNOVER IS— Beoause we guarantee our Instruments for 10 years. Baoausa we give you tha right of axohange within first 12 months. Because our terms are tha easiest and Beoausa our Instruments ara tha Best. LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU. DRESDEN, OAMARU. NOTHING is of such importance as Good BOOT REPAIRING, as much for the sake of Comfort as for Appearance, it spoils your chance in life to "be down at the heel." A Mistake to be Avoided by taking your BOOT REPAIR- — : . ING, to : ~ G. SIEVWRICHT, 15, TEES ST. THE Primary Reason for FOSS' SAUSAGES being SO TASTY is because they are made from the very BEST MUTTON —for, as you ,know, nothing but the finest meat is supplied by the SMITHFEELD BUTCHERY. Then, the Manufacture and Seasoning arc in accordance with the dictation of forty years' practical experience. WM. FOSS, THAMES STREET. A. ft D. MACPHERSON, TIMBER MERCHANTS. OWING to their INCREASING TRADE in Oamaru 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 district, they hope to secure a further share of the public patronage. Supplies direct from mills or from yard. All foreign timber procurable. A. & D. MACPHERSON.

Mr a. a. brown has ARRIVED to take charge of the QUEEN'S SALOON. Mr Brown has served years in the Leading Saloons in Sydney and Melbourne, and was specially brought to take charge of Moody's, Dunedin. He is now looked upon as a most Skilful Operator and Hairdresser. Frankly speaking, he is an M.A. in his line. He has the knowledge—the Knowledge of Practical Experience. Satisfaction from him is positively assured. C. F. HERBERT, PROPRIETOR. Dressmaking and Sewing by an Experienced Hand. E have secured the Services of a Thoroughly Competent Dressmaker and Needleworker. and are now in a position to undertake ALL CLASSES OF SEWING WORK. Orders now taken for Dresses, Coi tumes and Apparel of all kinds. Satis faction is assured and deliveries prompt. " PINGOj" THAMES STREET.