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Oxford Observer, Volume VIII, Issue VIII, 3 April 1897, Page 2

Cotton Pants Blaok ¥ $lv*tt*it H*&'s Hnfflm Namsook Btoslir. Brlving Glovss, €orssts BL A€K Bms Goods, VIEW HILL DIP. JS now prepared to dip sheep at Id. per head to MAY Ist. next. Terms cash. W. DOODER, 7 . Manager. NOTICE. POISON will be laid on sectious 1777 and 1005 on and after this date, March 19th. 1897. H. YOUNGMAN West Oxford. NOTICE. ALL advetisements sent in for publication in the Observer, must anive at this office not later than 12 o'clock noon on FRIDAYS. FOR SALE. BACON and hams, this season's cure, lard, axle grease a special compound. J. PARLANE East Oxford. 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, C. 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 CHRISTCHURCH every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. Returning TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY. Furniture and goods of every description packed and removed at shortest notice. Receiving Order Box at Mr Earnshaw ' West Oxford. J, J. Weeber East Oxford. H. Davidson Bennetts Junction. C. A. Tyler Rangiora. R. H. Hodgson Cust. The above waggon run in conjunction with TYLER'S waggon which leaves RANGIORA and CHRISTCHURCH every day, orders left at the following places in Christchurch will receive prompt attention E. Reece & Son. Colombo St. Rotherfield Hotel Cashel Street. J. B. Watson Cathedral Square. 180 Kilmore Street. Telephone 727 J. CARTER Fernhill, East Oxford.