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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14039, 23 April 1920, Page 2

Oamaru j Returned Soldiers' Association THE following men in business are Returned Soldiers, and we trust you will give tliem tlie support which they deserve: — On behalf of the Executive. R. S. ORBELL, President. J. D. FORBES, Secretary. 3—J. CAYFORD, FURNITURE DEALER,. Corner Thames and Rib hie streets. 4—J. T. ADAMS, TEES STREET. TOBACCONIST, NEWS AGENT, FANCY GOODS, and TOYS. 5—H. D. NOONAN, GENERAL CARRIER. 'Phone 514. 6—W. J. CRAY, CENTRAL FRUIT MART.Confectioner and Soft Driuks Fruits in Season. 1 7—B. CAYFORD, TEES STREET. COAL and WOOD MERCHANT, •Phone 123. B—WHITE and HARVEY, BAKERS and GROCERS, . THAMES STREET Satisfaction Guaranteed 'Phona 129. 9 —HARRY BROWN, THAMES STREET, . OAMARU. The Most Reliable Motor Ded^er. 10—JAS. ROBERTSON, IRONMONGER For Lawn Mowers Garden Toola. 11— S. LEE, FISH MERCHANT. Meals at all hours. Removed to Premises, Thames ' street, lately occupied by' Turnbull and Jones. 'Phone 18912— J. F. GIBSON, , HAIRDRESSER and' TOBACCONIST. Next Marshall, Jeweller. 13—ancusTmartin, . Taxi Proprietor, v G-Cylinder BUICK for hire, . night' and day. Stand 'Rhone ill; ' Private Address: JjJlobe Hotw. I—C. P. WEB„B, CARRYING AND FORWARDING AGENTS.. ' 2—W. J. CAWNE, SPECIALIST in BLOUSES, HOSIERY, and LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Sports Coats and Furs lowest, prices for Cnsli edo AERTEX SINGLETS," 7s Gel, at H. GRENFELL'S.