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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 364, 23 June 1877, Page 3

"W WAITED. TAX TED —A GENK KA L S I -11 V ANT. Apply to Mrs. Huotj. Eden-street. "^T7"ANTED— A NUKSKGIii!.. Apply, "M.," OiKee of tlii-; per. One ■with some acquaintance ol hi;iis preferred. WANTED, by a single gentleman, Furnished LODGINGS. '.vit'u or v,-ith-ou fc board.—Apply, "X Y W,Box 111, Post Office, Oamaru. 101 WANTED, by two young ladies. respectable BOABD and LODGING, in a private family.—Apply by letter, addressed " H," Mail Office. 192 WANTED TO LET—FOU R-ROOMED HOUSE. Every convenience. Rent, moderate. Apply H. 0 Bkikx, Trent-street. WANTED KNOWN—Hair Brushes, from Is. fid. each. M. TA\LOE, Hairdresser. WANTED KNOWN —Just lleeeivod, 20,000 pieces of SPONGE, irom 6d. each.-—M. TAYLOiI, .Hairdresser. 2s i 4 WANTED KNOWN—Just Received, a large quantity of Ladies' HAIROIiNAMENTS of every description.-- M. TAYLOR, Hairdresser. 201) WANTED, Persons in \\ ant of Situations, to Know that tii.- Mail is the best means of making their wants known, as advertisements of that class are always looked for in Evening Papers. WANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW that Advertisements of 1(1 Words or under are inserted in the Wanted Column of the Evkxeio Mail for ONE .SHILLING. WANTED KNOWN, that the Oamaru Eve'ninu .Mail presents Special Advantages to persons in Want of Servants, as it is essentially the working man's paper, and consequently lias the Largest Circulation of any paper in the district. WANTED VISITORS TO DUN EDiiN TO KNOW THAT TIIE MOST COMFORTABLE B E DIIOOM.S Ai:K AT WATSON'S. Travellers called for early trains and coaches. GoysßN&aEsiT HOTIGS. v - i: NEW ZEALAND KAIL WAYS. BITTEN TiSNDEUS will be received at the General 2.!imager's oliiee, Christchurch, up to Noon of SAiiJRDAY, the 30th INST., for the SUPPLY and 1.) - 1 I VERY of TIMBER, for the Christchurch Section of Constructed Railways. Tenders must be addressed to " The ! 1 on. the Minister for Public Works," and mustbe oil printed forms. Specifications can be seen, and forms obtained, from the undersigned. The successful tenderer will be required to attend within Seven Days of the acceptance of the ten-ler, to execute a bund «>i £100; and no tenderer will be allowed to proceed with his work until such bond L executed. Tenders to be marked outside. '■'i'eiv.Lr for Supply of Timber." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. JOHN LAWSON, General Manager. General Manager's Office, Christchurch, June id, 1877. 170 corpgratsoh MUNICIPA L CO iIJ \)B AT lON OF OAM ABU. NOTICE TO KEEPERS OF LODGINGHOUSES. Notice is hkiikby given, that the " Common Lodging-Houses t (rdinance. 1862," and Ar.ienclmeub Ordinance, ißi>4,'' are NOW IN FOBCE, together with the Bye-Laws passed thereunder, by this Council, within the Municipality of Oainaru, the said Bye-Laws having duly received the assent of his Excellency the Governor. All Tenants and Keepers of Common Lodging-Houses, v.ithiu rhe Municipality, are hereby required, in accordance with Section 6 of the "Common Lodging-Houses Ordinance, 1802," to register such house, by delivering, at the Town Clerk's Office, on or before the 30th DAY of -JUNE, INS;'., a Notice in form of Schedule A to the Ordinance, together with a Certificate, signed by six respectable householders, as per Schedule B to the said Ordinance. The necessary Forms can be obtained at the Town Clerk's Office ; and Notice is Hereby Further Given, that, as provided in Section 20, the Keeper o< any Common Lodging-House, or any other persons' having or acting in the care and management thereof, who shall omit to cause Ir.s House to be Registered, as aforesaid, is liable to a penalty not exceeding Five Founds ( i'j), and to a further penalty not exceeding Two Pounds (£2) for every day while the oii'ence continues. And it is Hereby Further Notified that the words " Common Lodging-House " are defined to mean, for the purposes of the Ordi-nances-—"Any House, Tent, or Edifice, in which any number of persons, besides the occupying tenant thereof, his or her family, or domestics, ordinarily sleep, jwying him or her reward for being allowed to do so." Copies of the Bye-Laws can be obtained at the Town Clerk's Oliice, on and after the 20th Inst. By order, E. W. It ONLY, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, Oamaru, June 15, 1877. 158