WHO'S WHO. REGISTRY OFFICE. MRS. SHEPPARD, Registry Office for Servants, Tees-street, Oamani. SADDLER. JOHN* RANKIN, Sadler and Harness Maker, Maheuo. STOREKEEPERS. A. J. S. HEADLAND, General Merchant, Thames-street. BOOTH AND CO., Wholesale and Retail Merchants, Thames-street. CHARLES BECKINOSALE, General Storekeeper and Provision Merchant, Ototiopo. IRELAND AND ESTHER, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants. Thames-street. JAMES SCOTT, General Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Tees-street. REST A URANTS, ETC. IL NEWEY, The Shades, Empire Hotel, Thames-street. T. HILLIKER, Family Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant. TAILORS AXD CLOTHIERS. IK TOOHEY, Draper, Clothier, ami Outfitter, Thames-street. JOSEPH MOSS, Clothier and General Importer, Wholesale and Retail. Thamesstreet. JAMES KMSLIE, Tailor, Clothier, and General Outfitter. Thames-street. R. C. LINDSAY, Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, and Hosier. \V. SELBY, Tailor and Clothier, Itchenstreet. WILLIAM M'FARLANE, Gentlemen's Outfitter, Tailor and Clothier, Boot and Shoe * iporter, &c Thames-street. TIMBER MERCHANTS. BARRETT AND COLLINS, Timhcr Merchants. Saw Millers, and Turner, Steam Saw Mills, Conttet-street. C. GALBRAITH AND CO., Timher Merchants. North Steam Saw. Planing, and Moulding .Mitts". Thames-street, Oaniarn. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. A. M 'CORKIN DALE, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Gold a«dSilverSmith,ltchcn-atrect, next Masouk Hall. JAMES MARK, Manufacturing Goldsmith and Jeweller, Wansheck-street. R. LITMBDEN. I'ractical Watch and C'lockmaker, Thames-street, Oamaru. ROBERT GARDNER, Practical Watchmaker nd Jeweller, Thames-street. WOOL SCOURER. JAMES VVHEATLEY, Woolacotirer and FeUmonger, Kakanui Rirer, Maheuo. MISCELLANEOUS. JAMES REID, Town Crier, and Nightman, Dec-street. MACIIIX IST. R. 11. MOODY, Engineer and Machinist. A supply of sewing machines on sale. Machines repaired, ami light engineering done, or models made. All orders promptly attended tt>.
COACHES. QWANSOX AND WARBURTON'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES, Leave the Booking Office (Star and Garter Hotel), as follows : Daily, At 5 a.m., tor DUNEDIN and Intermediate stages. Passengers booked for TIMARU and Intermediate stages, leaving the Railway Station at S a.in. OMARAMA COACH will leave Oatnarn on TUESDAYS, at 5.30 in the morning; and arrrive an FRIDAYS at 6.30 in the evening. Passengers can depend npon Wing called for a,H the Coaches. W. JULLYAN, 21 Agent. HOTELS. E R ' S ROYAL HOTEL. KVKRY ARTICLE OF THE BEST QCAUTY ONLY. ORTIIERN H 0 T E L, OAMARU. Visitors to the Town, Commercial Travellers*, and others will find this old established Hotel the most comfortable in Oantant. Room for a limited number of Hoarders, at moderate charges. WINKS AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS PROCURABLE. * * Billiard Table—one of Alcock's best.*,* LEWIS MORTON, \'2 Proprietor. BUSINESS NOTICES »ATRICK C R O F T'S SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BOARDING HOUSE,
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 44, 12 June 1876, Page 1
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