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Oxford Observer, Volume VIII, Issue VIII, 27 March 1897, Page 2

M^kf^inUm Emkmk ttn&fbt BrMug CHtores, BL9l€£ Bum fioofts, NOTICE. T)ERSONS found trespassing m the I MOUNT PLEASANT ORCHARD after this date, will bo PROSECUTED FOR SALE. THAT well known and old established business of Builder, Undertaker, Wheelwright, etc. carried on by Mr Joseph Lougb, so successfully for the past twenty years, will be disposed of at a great sacrifice, on account of failing health. JOSEPH LOU&H Oxford. THOMAS BROWN BOOTMAKER WEST AXFORD. BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the district that he has taken over the business successfully carried on by his son for 10 years, and hopes, by the sending out of good work, to merit a share of public support. Owing to an excess of stock, many lines will be sold regardless of profit. BOOTS AND SHOES made to order at reasonable prices. Repairs promptly and neatly executed. NOTICE. I Beg to inform the inhabitants of Oxford and the public generally that I have taken over the Business lately carried on by MR, 0. A. TYLER, General Carrier, and trust by strict attention to business to merit a share of public support. Covered Vans will run from OXFORD to CHRISTCHURCtI every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. Returning TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY. Ftfrniture and goods of every description packed and removed at shortest notice. Receiving Order Box at Mv Earnshaw West Oxford. J, J. Weeber East Oxford. H. Davidson Bennetts Junction. C. A. Tyler Rangiora. R. H. Hodgson Oust. The above waggon run m conjunction with TYLEB'S wageon which leaves RANGIORA and CHRISTCHURCH every day, orders left at the following places m Christchurch will receive prompt attention E. Recce & Son. Colombo St. Rotherfield HoteJ Cashel Street. J. B. Watson Cathedral Square. 180 Kilmore Street. Telephone 727! J, CAETEB . , Fernhill, Hast Oxford.