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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10960, 28 December 1911, Page 5

WM. JARDINE. WEAR STREET. Properties for Sale: 330—213 ACRES, close to Railway, Creamery and School; 5-roomed House, Byre, S-stall Barn, etc ."; divided into 8 paddocks. 40 "Acres Wheat, 42 in Oats, 12 in Rape, 6 in Turnips, 3 in Mangolds, 1 in \ Potatoes.—£l6 10s per acre. 113—130 ACRES, good tarry landj divided into 7 paddocks; 4roomed - House, 9-stall Stable; 75 Acres in Wheat, 25 in Oats, 11 in Potatoes; 5 in Mangolds, balance in grass; J-mile from Post Office and Railway.—£3l per acre. 388—£-ACRE, Reed street; 5-roomed House, Bath, Scullery, Washhouse, good Orchard; splendid ■ situation.—£37s. 394—One ACRE, Weston.—£so. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1912. On the Premises, Till street, South. At 2 p.m. WILLIAM JARDINE ' * has received instructions from Mr QEORGE TOMKINS-to sell his VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Section 17, Block 77, Town of Oamaru, together with Dwelling of four rooms, bath-room, Scullery, Washhouse, Toolshed, Stable, Etc. . Also, at the same Time and Place — The Whole of his Household Furniture and EiFects. INSPECTION INVITED. WM. JARDINE, 520 Auctioneer. 0 R SALEWoolpacks Seaming Twines Ryegrass Glovers Lucerne Cocksfoot Manures AT LOWEST PRICES AND IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL BUYERS. BRUCE CHRISTIE AND CO., TYNE STPJSET. AND STILL MANY MORE LEFT. NOTWITHSTANDING brisk business during the past fortnight, I am still opening NEW GOODS for the NEW YEAR TRADE. Bear in mind that my goods aro selected with the greatest possible care, and with the very much reduced expenses I am able to mark my articles at considerably under ordinary prices. JOE. REID TEES STREET. ERASER'S CHRISTMAS FAIR. THE BIGGEST AND BEST STOCK TO 'SELECT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS : : FROM. PRESENTATION BOOKS OF EVERY " KIND. Booklets, Christmas Cards, " • . Calendars. Bibles and Prayer Books. Autograph Albums. FANCY GOODS. Inexpensive Novelties in almost endless Variety. ': LADIES' HANDBAGS. WRITING CASES. . DRESSING CASES, WORK BASKETS, : \, PICTURES, '''" '■« PHOTO FRAMES, ,)M POCKET BOOKS, LADIES' COMPANIONS: w TIE BOXES. - COLLAR BOXES, :-* SAFETY RAZORS. :- TENNIS RACQUETS. CAMERAS, INSPECTION INVITED.. : A. FRASER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, ITCHEN STREET. A MOST SATISFACTORY START. -XX7E have the greatest pleasure in YY informing the hundreds of DAIRY FARMERS who have supplied us so far with their Cream that our Factory is now in thorough-going order. We have a demand for our butter much greater than we are able to meet, and we urge those not at present supplying us to drop a line, and get full information of the principles on which we work. We would again mention that we are now properly established, and that dairymen are assured of the HIGHEST PRICE for their Cream. The Waitaki Dairy Co., Ltd., .' TYNE STREET. 8. BOWMAN. Manager. HARVEST 1912. WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS For BINDER TWINE, . mrn.rr>T3!T> r>f T a BINDER TWINE, •BINDER OILS, CORNSACKS, SEAMING TWINE, ALL AT LOWEST CURRENT QUOTATIONS. J.&T.MEEK. SC 0 0 D C 0., SANITARY PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS, Etc., THAMES STREET, OAMARU. Baths, Water Closets, Wash-hand Basins, Hot Water . Apparatus, and Electrie Bells ucted u - , 7P,1 ORDER MELHUISH'S Sauce and / Pickles. 985.