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North Otago Times, Volume VII, Issue 167, 28 December 1866, Page 1

Business Notices.

QHRIMSKI AND MOSS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. IMPORTERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS AND JEWELLERY. S. & M. beg to state that all orders intrusted to them shall have their best attention. SHRIMSKI&MOSS, OA MARU HOUSE, THAMES-STREET.

TTENRY CONNELL, SURVEYOR AND LAND AGENT, O A M A B U . Loans negociated. Crown Grants uplifted. mHOMAS GLASS, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, O A M A B XT . mHE OAMARU MEAT COMPANY select only the BEST CATTLE and SHEEP for KILLING, and can therefore offer to their Customers

THE FINEST BEEF AND MUTTON IN THE MARKET. SAUSAGES AND SMALL GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND. Itchen-street, Oamaru. NOTICE. mHE OAMARU BOATING COMPANY beg to intimate that they prepared to LAND and SHIP GOODS at the following rates :— Landing Merchandize ... ... 8s. per Ton.

Shipping Do. 6s. „ Do. Agricultural Produce ... 5s. „ # # # Wool shipped at greatly reduced rates. * * # * C. RIVERS, Manager. Oamaru, 8th November, 1866. TAMES ILES, HAIRDRESSER AND PHOTOGRAPHER, WANSBECK-STBEET. From Kennedy's, Oxford-street, and Crossley's, Bentinck-street, London, West. Patronized by all the aristocracy of this and the

surrounding clistricts.

EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER. T710R the Best and Cheapest materials go to ANDERSON'S Oil and Color Shop, Tees-Btreet, OAMARU Paperhangings, New Patterns, in every variety, from 9d. per piece of 12 yards. mHOMAS KING, BUILDER, THAMES-STREET, OAMARU. * # * Ornamental work of all descriptions executed * # *

"]%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. Taylor, Thames-street, Oamaru.

GRAZING PADDOCK

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

HUDSON'S EXPRESS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Tjl HUDSON respectfully intimates to the * inhabitants of Oamaru and the Settlers in the surrounding districts, that from the present date he will run an EXPRESS WAGGON for the delivery of all kinds of GOODS and PARCELS. As this is a desideratum which has been long and widely felt, E. H. relies with confidence on the support of the inhabitants. Arrangements have been made for affording complete satisfaction in the execution of all commands. EDWARD HUDSON. Oamaru Hotel, 26th Nov., 1866. T ADIES' and GENTS' VISITING and J J WEDDING CAUDS, neatly printed at the OAMARU TIMES Office.