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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 313, 25 April 1877, Page 1

BUSSNSSS HOTSGES. MISS J. CLOUGH (Next Mr. M'Corkindale, Watchmaker and Jeweller), Itchen-street, Oamartx, Has a large and -well-assorted stock of Fancy and Wool Goods (Silk Embroidery), Traced Cosies, Cushions, Slippers, and Smoking Caps; Lace, Silk, Mohair, and Cotton Braids, in all Ct'ours ; Shaded Embroidery Silks, Co. ani White Crochet Cotton, in balls ano reels ; Beil'n, Merino, Fleecy, Berlin Fingermgj Alloa and lingering Wools, in every couur; jU.iced Toilet Goods ; Children's Costumes, l>i:°ses and Pinafores, Wool Boots, Boi. ees, Ga. Infantees, and Bootakins, Wool and Caa_mere Hoods; Poll, Dressing, and a large varieiy of Ladies' Back Combs; Real .nd Imitation Maltese Laces ; Ribbons, VelvtZ-s, Collars, and Cuffs; Perfumes, Pin Cushions, Watch Pockets; Cord and Tassells in all colours ; Vases, Toilet Sets, Dressing Jacket.', &c, &c. All Goods at Dunedin Prices. Infants' Baskets and Bassonetts. J. CLOUGH, Cforge-steeet, Dunedin, and Itchen STREET, OAMAKU. 172 "i E. FARE AND C 0., r. PASTRYCOOKS AND CONFECTIONERS, Have now on Hand a Large Assortment of CONFECTIONERY, WEDDING CAKES, CHRISTENING CAKES, BIRTHDAY CAKES, BISCUITS OF ALL KINDS, All of which are made of the Very Best Materials, and in the Highest Style of the Art. Note the Address—£3" Opposite the Post Office. N.B.—Hot Pies and Coffee at ALL HOURS. 586 QUEEN'S HOTEL, THAMES-STREET, Oamaru. JAMES MARKHAM, Proprietor. npHE PROPRIETOR begs to inform the ™ public geneially that lie has just taken the above house, which is BEING ENTIRELY ALTERED and RENOVATED to such a degree as that it will bear comparison with any other house in New Zealand. He having also laid in a CHOICE STOCK of WINES, SPIRITS, &c, and intending to keep none other, hopes by civility and attention to the wants of his customers, to merit the patronage of the public. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. THOMAS RICHMOND, .. _ .. IMA T E HOTEL, Waimate, ~~ ESPECTFULLY announces to his large ' circle of friends that he has taken the above Hotel, and will at all times welcome them with cheerfulness and civility when they kindly please to visit him ; guaranteeing to supply none but the VERY BEST ALES, WINES, and SPIRITS; clean, cosy, and comfortable BEDS ; LUNCHEON, daily, from 12 till 2. Neatly furnished PRIVATE ROOMS (specially suited for snug parties of friends). Commercial Travellers accommodated, and laid on to the best lines in everything. IHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to RECEIVE FOR SALE, STORAGE, or SHIPMENT, GRAIN, WOOL, OTHER MERCHANDISE, STONE AND CONCRETE STORES, Abutting on to the Railway Lines. Expenses are very much reduced in consequence of no cartage being required, and low premium for insurance. GEORGE STJMPTER,