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North Otago Times, Volume IV, Issue 63, 4 May 1865, Page 1

Business Notices.

SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! /GEORGE R. TAYLOR Thames-street, OAMARU, Begs to intimate that, on and after THURSDAY NEXT, 20th APRIL, he will commence A CLEARING-OUT SALE 03? HIS ENTIRE STOCK, Previous to disposing of tho business. The Stock comprises : — GROCERIES IRONMONGERY WINES AND SPIRITS BOOTS AND SHOES CLOTHING SADDLERY PROVISIONS &c., &c, &c. Having bought tho above Stock for CASH, and also before the Import Duty came into operation, he is in a position to sell below the present ruling prices. BST On and after MONDAY, 1st MAY, the undersigned will SELL FOR CASH ONLY. G. R. TAYLOR. ' Oamaru, 19th April, 1865.

OAMARU BREWERY. X^TTILLIAMS AND WHITMORE, BREWERS AND BOTTLERS OP ALE AND PORTER, AND MANUFACTURERS OF iERATED WATER. *^.*" Orders promptly attended to.

TJEID AND ROBERTSON, VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, WAGGON BUILDERS, IMPLEMENT MAKERS, IMPORTERS, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. Thames Sibeet, Oamaru.

/^{ EORGE HARRIS, PLUMBER, PAINTER, GLAZIER, AND PAPEKKAKGEE, Wansbeck-street, Oamaru. Rain Water Pipes Window Glass, all sizes Zinc Guttering, Pumps, etc Lead, Oils, Colors, etc. #*■.£ A choice selection of Paperhangings always on hand.

T S. ANDERSON, HOUSE PAINTER, No. 1, Oamaett. Writing, Graining, Plumbing, Glazing, and Paporhanging executed with economy and dispatch. Estimates given for General Repairs. Country Orders attended to.

IVTRS EDWARDS' MORNING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, COQU-CT-STEEET, OaMABXT. Mrs EDWARDS is prepared to give Private Lessons in MUSIC, FRENCH, &c. EVENING CLASS three times a week— from Six to 8. Terms moderate. / Mrs EDWARDS wishes to meet with a few YOUNG- LADIES as BOAEDBKS. Tcrma:— Under 8 years of age, _40 per annum ; above that age, _50 per do.

J\ANIEL BROWN'S ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, WAITAKI PEEKT. N.B. — Good accommodation for Travellers. Wines and Liquors of the best brands. The undersigned also desires to intimate to the Public that the above Ferry is on THE ONLY LINE OF ROAD between Oamaru and Timaru, and the SHORTEST ROUTE. DANIEL BROWN.

BEST HOUSEHOLD COALS. A G E D D E S, in returning thanks to the Runholders and Settlers of the Waitaki district, for the very liberal support enjoyed by him during the last thi'ee years, begs to inform them that he is now prepax-ed to offer much superior Household Coals than heretofore, at a greatly reduced price, viz., £1 per ton. A. GEDDES. Wharo Kuri, Feb. 16, 1865.