CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11657, 12 June 1912, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

Buyers of drapery and clothing wul : do well to carefully read the.sale catalogue issued with this evening's paper by' the Polytechnic. In the. past this firm has held many successful .sales, and we are informed that, the preparations for the present effort are such thau there, need be no question as to the bargains-' that will be offered. A careful reading of their sale catalogue will show the genuineness of their bargains, and as every article in stock is reduced, buyers know that awaits them. The* sale at the Polytechnic commences_on Friday morning at 9.30 o'clock. __ 772 Intending exhibitors in the North Otago Kennel Club's annual dog showare reminded that entries close Bartruin's tea rooms at 0 p.m. on Thursday, 13th inst. Mass will be. celebrated at Windsor on June 16th. at Ngapara on June 23rd. and at Kurow and Waitaki South on June 30th. : The annual dog show of the North Ota"o Kennel Club is to take place on the 28th and 29th of June, and judging from'the large number of entrie's already received the fixture gives promise of being a great success. '1 hero has been" a big enquiry for schedules, exclusive of the large number previous-ly-sent out. For this occasion the services of two competent- judges in the persons of Mr W. W. Henderson, ot Dunedin, and Mr Kyle, of Chnst-.-hureh. have been secured. Intending exhibitors are reminded that entries close on Thursday. June 13th. The Sp-retary, Mr J J. D. Milne, will be in attendance at Mr Bartrum's rooms from 7.30 to 9 p.m. to-morrow to receive entries. In buving a "musical instrument you are always'in. need of good advice and assistance. Years of experience arc av. vour disposal at the Music Store, W ear street, where you will find a. carefully selected stock of all classes of musical sundries. '■ We have to offer an apology to those members of tho public who had to suffer some inconvenience yesterday while waiting to he served. Numbers, we know, were not attended to at all. All this was entirely unavoidable, and on several occasions throughout the day we had actually to close the doors. We extremely regret our. inability to cope with the unexpectedly huge volume of business despite our elaborate arrangements for record business. However, what shortcoming may have been no- : ticeable in attention yesterday will be fully compensated for during the remaining days, for.we are bringing.forward countless new lines, and there! will be nothing mean in the reductions. —North Otago Farmers' Co-op. Assn., Ltd. 777