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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 98, 14 August 1876, Page 3

LOST. LOST, on the evening of the tith hist., a GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER WATCH. Finder will he handsomely rewarded mi returning the same to .Robert Keenan's Hoarding House, (.'orpiet-street. MEETING. AMARU AND DUNEDIN STEAM \_/ COMPANY (LIMITED). The Memorandum of Association of the above Company is lying at my office, and can be inspected by the Shareholders. A General MEETING to consider the same will be held in my office on TUESDAY, 15th INSTANT, At four p. m. GEORGE SUMPTER, ")C7 Chairman. FOR SALE &TO LET. TO HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE. A N Opportunity now presents its jIX. persons desirous of securing a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, Or Capitalists seeking for a Q U F. E N'S II 0 T E L, Being now open FOR SALE OR LEASE. The Queen's commands one of the most EXTENSIVE BUSINESSES IN OAMARU, And is in all respects a well-appointed House, having over SEVENTY BEDROOMS, All Well Furnished. Handsomely Furnished COMMERCIAL ROOM AND SITTING ROOMS, And every convenience for carrying on a Large Hotel Trade. There is AMPLE AND COMMODIOUS STABLING In connection with the Hotel. Such an opportunity as the above for securing First-class Premises, with which is connected a well-established Business, seldom presents itself. Applications will be received up to the I4th AUGUST by the undersigned, from whom all information can be obtained. T. H. BROWN, Merchant, Tyne-street; Or, J. RICHMOND, s;>(] On the Premises. BUSINESS NOTICES. TIMBER ! TIMBER ! ! TIMBER !! ! CHEAP TIMBER. CHEAP TIMBER. CHEAP TIMBER. At Prices Hitherto Unknown. THE Undersigned -will sell the cargo to arrive per Garron, consisting of 175 000 Feet Building Timber—Flooring, Lining, Weather Boards, Scantling, and all descriptions in ordinary use. Also, 250 Casks Cement, at exceedinglyLow Rates. Galvanized Iron, &c, &c. Orders now being booked. JAMES GRAVE. HANSOM CAB. JOHN PLANK begs to inform the inhabitants of Oamaru that lie has COMMENCED to RUN the above, and hopes by moderate charges and strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public patronage. ot>2 OAMARU BOARDING HOUSE, Thames-street. ,» vr. John cogv in, jYJL having taken the alwve establishment, lately occupied by Mr. John Johnson, begs to inform his numerous friends that he is prepared to Oiler them EVERY ACCOMMODATION AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES. All those Patronising the above can rely upon CIVILITY and PROMPT ATTEN. TION. 551