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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue 13049, 11 January 1917, Page 4

X ATTERSALL' S. SATURDAY, JANUARY la.At 1 p.m. E SUM P T E 11 A Consignment of IRONMONGERY, consisting of Ne«* Perfection Oil Stoves, Gni. Roof Nails, Lawn Hose, Sprayers, Saucepans, Lifting Jack, Ladies' Spades, Hay Knives, Forks, Pumps, Fenders, Mincers, Manure Forks, Scythe Handles, Brass Sheet, Pulley, Block, and Endless Chain, Crushed Bone, Oyster Shell Grit, Meat Meal, Carbolised ' Lime, Douglass "Water Pumps, 2 Meat Safes, 72ft. New Hose, Quantity Wire Netting, Gig, New Potatoes, Fruit, 100 Second-hand Sacks, 1 New Sot Silver-Mounted Dogcart Harness, 14 Empty Oil Drums, 1 • W.C., Sundries. 510 J. G-. H. STJMPTER, Auctioneer. HARVEST GOAL. HARVEST GOAL. HARVEST COAL.

SHIPMENT OF WESTPORT-COALBRQOK-DALE FOB THE HARVEST. Due at 'Oamaru About 15th JANUARY. TRUCKS LOTS DELIVERED AT LOWEST RATES'. We advise Farmers and Mill-Owners FORWARD ORDERS AT ONCE and avoid disappointment. WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, LTD. CHAS. MANLEY, Depot Manager. 'Phone 125. CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CO., LTD. PAREORA FREEZING WORKS. MR J. a. MACPHERSON, of Bortons, has been Appointed REPRESENTATIVE for the above Company for the Oamaru district. He is hereby authorised to: Receive Moneys on behalf of the Company, and his Receipt will be a sufficient discharge thereof. He will also DRAFT STOCK ON FARMERS' ACCOUNT when required, and will be. in Receipt of the Latest Overall Quotations for Sheep and Lambs and etc. L. B. PEARSON, Branch Manager. '* Timaru, January 4th, 1917.

T 0 0 K TO US FOR CHRISTMAS CIFTS. TOYS, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS. BEAUTIFUL DOLLS Up to 3os. Good Assortment Fireworks. If you can't get" in,' send order and money, and we will do our best for you.F. J. COX, Thames St. ...... Next Mr M'Diarmid, Also Tees Street, (Next G. Doran). WANTED Ji-NOWN—For Tussore SILK COSTUMES try Farmers' Co-op. Pricea, from 39s 6d. Great summer salewill COMMENCE ON FRIDAY, sth JANUARY. Bargains in All Departments. W. AIKENHEAD, Cash. Draper. * WMB the grocer oninr oih bottle of the delicious, :ii)pi.-t.iaing "MILITARY PICKLE. Tl.c ' j.ri.-e i.reasonable—and there is n>. C/ery particle is pure and w iml.wuinVE ARE TAKING ORDERS——FOR— i- " APRICOTS, 1 PEACHES, PLUMS, FOR PRESERVING AND FOll JAM.

E. THORNE, FRUITERER, ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER.— Apply Hislop and Creagh, Solici- - v - . , I . tors, Tyne street. -' 872 WANTED, Competent GENERAL for country; . two in family,; wages 20s week. Apply Mrs N. 31. Hood, Reed street. 381 WANTED, Educated YOUTH as Junior, Stock and Grain Business. Apply, own writing, to "Mercantile," Mail Office. 387 WANTED —An elderly man to milk a. few cows and make himself useful in garden and odd jobs about farm.—Donald Borne, Paoakaio. 388 MILITARY PICKLES is in every shop. The demand for it will never stop. Its purity pleases young and old, And its popularity will ne'er grow cold. HOLIDAY READING—PopuIar New Books, Cheap Editions of Favorite Authors, Nexv Magazines. A. FRASER, Bookseller. SOLDIERS' GlFTS—Fountain Pens, docket Books, Kodaks, Money Belts, Military Brushes, Pocket Metal Mirrors, etc. A. FRASER, Bookseller. DIARIES FOR 1917—Pocket and Larger Sizes in Great Variety. A. FRASER, Bookseller. Fountain pens—The Onoto, The Swan, The Waterman, The Neptune, Plain and Gold-mounted. A. FRASER, Stationer.

HOLIDAY READING—PopuIar New BOOKS, Cheap Editions of Favorite Books: New Magazines. A. FRASER. Bookseller. . Bible prophecies and the WAR, by Marr Murray, 3s 6d. A- FRASER, Bookseller. ON THE ANZAC TRAIL, by Anzac, 4s 6d. A. FRASER, Bookseller. M'INTYR.E'S EXTRA STRONG PERIODIC PILLS, 4s 6d. Obtainable Chemists and Storekeeper - throughout, the Dominion.