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North Otago Times, Volume VII, Issue 156, 20 November 1866, Page 1

Business Notices. BOAT SERVICE. mRAlLL, ROXBY AND CO. are prepared to LAND and SHIP GOODS at the following rates : — Landing Merchandise 88. per Ton. . Shipping do. 6s. „ Do. Agricultural Produce ... 5a. „ And aro also prepared to make Contracts for Shipping tho Wool of tho approaehing Season at great reductions on previous rates. October 30th, 1866.

FT1HE Partnership hitherto exi&tiug between the undersigued as Storekeepers, under the style or firm of M'NEE & MORTON, hi Mornington and Oamarit, is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The business in Mornington will be conducted by Wm. C. M'Nee, on his own behalf; and the business in Oamaru will be conducted by Alexander Moktox, on his own behalf. Dated at Dunediu, 19th September, 1866. WILLIAM C. M'NEE. ALEXANDER MORTON. Witness to the signatures — A-lex. Grant. Iggg" Those indebted to tho firm are requested to pay then* accounts immediately to Mr Alex. Morton, Wansbeck-street, Oamaru.

JOSEPH OGILVIE, GENERAL SMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER AND IMPORTER. A FIRST-CLASS HORSE-SHOER KEPT.

ON SALE, PLOUGHS, HARRO W"S, AND DRAYS, At very Low Prices. Tees and Tyne-streets.

T)EID AND ROBERTSON, VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, WAGGON BUILDERS, IMPLEMENT MAKERS, IMPORTERS,

AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. Thames Sibdet, Oamaru.

/CHARLES ROSS, BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER, Wansbeck-street, OAMARU. HOESES CAREFULLY SHOD. Horse and Cattle Medicine. VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE.

NOTICE.— All OUT-STANDING ACCOUNTS due to the undersigned must be p»id immediately to Messrs Booth Brothers, otherwise proceedings will bo taken for their recovery. G. R. TAYLOR. Thames-street, November 6th, 1866.

FT1HE Best Insurance on Property ; Give it a good Coat of Oil Paint. PAINTS mixed any shade of color, at the Oil and Color Warehouse, Tees-street, OAMARU. Paperhangings, New Patterns in every variety, from 9d. per piece of 12 yards.

LAUNDRESS. MRS TOWNSEND will be thankful to meet with encouragement from tho inhabitants of Oamaru in tho above line, in consideration of her having to support her family herself. Please Note the Address : — Two-roomed Cottage at the back of Mr Luke's. Oamaru, 4th September, 1866.

GRAZING PADDOCK TTORSES AND CATTLE taken in to Graze at HALF-A-CROWN a head per week. COLIN CAMPBELL. Barmollach, Oamaru, 10th Nov., 186.

"1/TUSIC— Mr MITCHELL, having taken up his residence in Oamaru, is prepared to give LESSONS in SINGING and on the PIANOFORTE. For terms, &c., address care of Mr G. R. Tatlor, Thaines-Btreet, Oamaru.