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North Otago Times, Volume VI, Issue 106, 1 March 1866, Page 1

Business Notices.

"VTOTICE.— From and after the 15th in.t., this Firm continues ouly for the purpose of LIQUIDATION. Tho business is assumed and will be carried on, "without intermission, as heretofore, by a new Firm, under tho stylo of " CAR JILLS and M'LEAN," composed of Messrs JoitN CakoiM/, Edwakd Bowes Cahoill, and George M'Lea>\ CARGILL & CO. Dunedin, 18th Nov., 1865.

11TESSRS. CARGILLS & M'LEAN beg to intimate to their constituents and others in the Waitaki district that they have opened a branch of their house in Tyncstrcet, Oamaru, under the management of Mr WILLIAM BLACK. Station Stores supplied, and Wool received and Shipped.

T>EID AND ROBERTSON, VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, waggon builders, implement makers, Importers, and general blacksmiths. THAMES StB-KT, Oamaru.

Hotels. STAR AND GARTER HOTEL, OAMARU. f^ ENTLEMENj TRAVELLERS, hnd v_^ VISITORS TO OAMARU, (Per Coach or Boat) Can get comfortable quarters and good attendance at the above Hotel. Christchurch and Dunedin Coaches pass the Hotel three days a week, for which intending Passengers can rely on being called. EXCELLENT LIVERY STABLES. HORSES AND GIGS. SADDLE HORSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ALWAYS HjsADY. ARMSTRONG & PAYNE.

mHE NORTHERN HOTEL, OAMARU, Affords the greatest convenience to TRAVELLERS j being the place of arrival and departure of Cobb's Dunedin arid Canterbury Coaches, and close to the Landing-place. VISITORS to Oamaru will find the Accommodation and attendance first-class, and the situation quiet and central. RESIDENTS will have the same attention to their comfort as has been the endeavor of Mr Bauer to gire since the establishment of the Hotel in I860. The Culinary arrangements and other appoiutments are unequalled out of Dunedin. • # * A Large Room for Travelling Companies. %• NORTHERN HOTEL, Corner of Wansbeck and Thames-atreet, OA.BCA.RU. A. BAKER, Proprietor.

OAMARU HOTEL, THAMES-STREET. pOOD ACCOMMODATION ro_ TRAVELLERS AND RESIDENT-. FIRST-CLASS LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. EDWARD HUDSON, Proprietor.

EX TEA ACCOMMODATION AT pOOKHAM HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL. TABLE D'lIOTB DAILY At half-past 1 o'clock. • January 8th, 18G6.

GENTS' ADDRESS CARDS nently printed at tho OAMARU TIMES OtGcv.