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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 80, 24 July 1876, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. ROOMS. o REDUC^ON ; J[N PRICES. ' f N ancTafter the 26t|i instant the chjtfge I. for Cartes'de Visite will be frogy* f, ; 15$ PER jjQZENt, And larger-sized PorfcraitsSx EQUALLY ji, REDUCED RATES. None but approved pictures sent out. 1 Please note the Address : 1 CORNER OF THAMES AND WEIR- i STREETS, OAMARU. Jj - l|: [gaud.] , (• fp H. JBROW N1 •. . MERCHANT, ) STOCK AND §TA3HeIfAGENT, )\ TYNE-BTREET, Oamare, 72 i"- ; TO FARMERS. ' *' Anderson & c o ii ■* ■ . 'l.* (Late Akpebsojt and Mgwat), ARE CASH« OF GRAIN For. delivery either at the Kakanni Mill f |Bc>ating Store, -Kakanui, or their j-? i \ Concrete Store, Oamaru. u i \ . 7 >^.rates. Gristing or Storage taken at lowest curren ici es. • 1 <N|A B AND AIME R 8 M . ENGINEERS AND G3ENERAL BtACKSMITHSV" IROnIaND BRksSFOUNDERS $ •i k l Severn-street, i"| Oamaru.' 45 r% SHAMROCK H O T E L, 111 ■ v V |;2 LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE. % $ DOOLEY and CO., g- - Proprietors. - 5 ' Single arid Double "Buggies for hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses | always on hand. The Jhiblie eau depend on getting a first- ' rate article at any moment. Only the best of all descriptions kept. Prices moderate. Good Paddock. Loose Boxes. .423 0 AMARU JL/t& 80-UiJEffiOABP. | ALL INFORMATION j? Rdlpecting the LANDING %$!) SHIPPING OF ! v &c., / Can be obtained o£* CAPTAIN ©RAWFOIp, "WharfManagepjf^or .. R. p'-'ie^ Beach Manager. jij By order of the Board, THOS. FORRESTER, % Secretary. 'k March 25, 1876. 19 SALE, EX LATE ARRIVAL . | Very fine old Port, suitable for invalids i ( Very fine Sherry, Coven's, eight dia- jj>. inond i| / ' ;} ' ' # Very fine old Locluiagar Whisky f y . '• _ ' t I'; Fine old Afire Brandy, suitable J; validsf v- '■ / « Lemon Haf&'s Rum • Guinness's, Tenant's, Younger's, and Bass's Ale Oilmenls Stores, Provisions, and other General Merchandise. Also, , . Families supplied withFirst-Prize Bread see N.A. and P. A. &h.oWj two y in succession. J. BOOTH & CO. Thames-street AY 7ANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDII* j TO KNOW H THAT THE MOST-''' "" ,? COMFORTABLE yBEDjROOMS ■- t/ -S '= ARE . , . 5 ! ;\T WATSON'S'., - ' ft t '■ ' Travellers ed for early trains and coackefe - 64 4 HENRY PREVOST, M - AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, i'.; „-•% r* - - * • ' Open to jinpila ""