CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10778, 29 May 1911, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

' W. H. Hartley, of the. North Otago Fruit Confectionery and Cordial Mart, brings under notice, that he has now ,for sain the finest lot .of., friut trees •offered in,tao district.-, Xiiey are grown 'under his- personal'" supervision, in his own nursery; are hardy and acclimatised, and absolutely free from blight. Vegetable'j and 'flower seeds on hand. Sijecial. offer—so varieties Sweet peas for: Is;- '' ' ; '"' 771

The Mill End, Sale at Aikenhead's fcoiitihues'' on' Hs; successful way, and to-day enters upon- its third and final week. As is usual, further, reductions signalise the closing few days, and to assist a successful termination to what in'>'a most remarkable sale, we have'purchased for £IOO, free of ;duty,:;an[d.:c:Kf;' Pamaru, ;'tbe completesamples of a representative of a Home manufacturer. Thesej .are. marked \ii mill-'eiid' prices,''and'"are''how available for purchase. , . -.,... 769

A social will be held in-'tHfe "Waitaki Bridge School on Friday nest in aid of the "school'funds. Mr W. H. Hartley advertises in this issue':that'he lias fruit .tree's ready for "planting.' '/j'' j;' ■ '■*■.'< -. f. :r } ' ''Red "Oil" "Emulsion, "an "acknowledged specific for blight, is obtainable jffditt*iWi--"H'. -Hartley, Thames street. ?'Re.d Oil" Emulsion is recommended by jfche ;;N. .Z.' poverjfttient Department of ' ,: '' ! (Will, visit : Kurow tomorrow* and v will open'in tbcrßailway Sample„Rooms.,with ,an assortment of ihillin'ery, bearing -apparej, etc. ,: To-night in the new church, Eden and Biniiey wi11... commence a brief mission of fseryices will commence" at'T.aO,'' and a" cordial welcome will be accorded, to the .public.,. •! ■l\\U '' it&st 'OpeAiiig V.ot-'ihe: - Skating ■Rink will be on Wednesday afternoon been well attended during the last week, espe_,cially. on. Saturday . evening, when, a i larger number than usual were present. The band will be in attendance during the evening session on Wednesday. Over fourteen thousand pounds' worth of "Overland" cars were sold within two months recently at Christchurch. A local buyer—a high authority on cars — : has just bought one, and declares it the easiest riding car he has ever ridden in, after having owned eight cars of various makes, including a thousand pound car. Buy cars from your own townsfolk and have an expert on the spot at nil times to assist vou, free of charge. SEARLE, Sole Agent for " Overlands," "Argylls," and "Calthorpes." Any other make of car supplied at Home prices plus landing charges. This f.i'-t is weli worth emphasising—a sterilising plant that fines absn':i'.'l.\ prevent any skin disease or rashes after shaving has been installed in Dasil Fmslie's saloon.