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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 422, 4 September 1877, Page 3

, . SITUATION as House- / keeper or Oeiurai Servant. Addre>s, ; A. L., ; ' I tbec of this Paper. ()•">" « a si.aily, experienced V V GUoOM : mu-l be accustomed i<> iddle and draft horses. ~ !l.i:wiN<; anu i,,„,,,v <it!4 .•'.ii. a bi.staukax r )nK.—Apply .sharp, Ealll's Thames-street, b'.'il W a:s ( -\\J ANTED. TW<) FUKXIS If Kl> YY POOMS, without Board. -Apply by letter. " A. B ," Mr. «Jonion. U:iy Vie_w Hottse, Wharf-street. <>■*" YY Trustees, Ancient tufa—Poi;kiit Smart, ii 0 eo] m v. a i oo kckoit. Anplv. of 1-oreV Mautin, (!G0 H7AMED KNOWN.—To bivcry W Stable Keepers.— The BUSINESS. GOODWILL, anil I'I.ANT of the Swan Livery Stables to be DISPOSED OK.— Swansox and Waubui.tox. <bH WAXTKD KNOWN—That THOMAS FERKNS, A.-'cnt for Thomson and Niven, P...(»k Importers, has UIvM.oVKH to the SHOP NKXT GALBBAPTIf AND CO.'S YAbPS, Thames-street, where he lias OPENKD out a New ami Well-.scleeted Stock of Books, by Choice Authors. ."Hi;* "ANTED KNOWN, MISS O'DOXYV NELL having leased that House, kno-.vn as the Paihvay Boarding-house, hopes by Strict Atcention to Business and Keeping a "Good Table and Clean Beds, to merit a share of public patronage. <> : '-l "\TV7" ANTED, Persons in Want of SitmiW tioiii-, to Know that the M.\!i. is the best means o/ making their wants known, ;is advertisements of that ela.-.s. in e always looked for in Evening Papers. ■{i, -a 7ANTED KNOWN, V."nat the Oamaru fY EvKMNi: M.AII. p!'OM.-!:!.s Special Advantages t" persiois in \\V.nr. «>i' 5..-i vai.ts. ait is essentially the working m.\::'s paper, and consequently has the barest Circulation of any paper in the d:.st:iet. ANT K D KN O W N.~EM P I P.KSTAtTIAXT, ]■: ir o t i-: b MEALS AT Abb 'jit A N T E 1> * V P. E A B b LI'NOHEOX, DININO Oi'KX Daily. Mkals Comnrishie; a!! the Deliea. NO W N :ers always en hand. 'ite at One p.m. on Sunday

Uo Merchants Shopke-p ciais Working M--n IIT iTCIT ES ! V.' ATCII ES ! v V vr a T c it e s ::.' JUST nr.CKIVKI), vh'i Sue/., direct fr.m the :\i;;iiUi;ictiii'i:i'. l'aivd <>i i».;iliy Kii.--t-c':v--f: Silver limit:;::; eeyer w..tciie For TiMF.KKrr.'M.' and s>:<mi.:" v 'k thev ;rc l r Msi:i-i>; l :-M , .t. 'i'.« tl;--'' u REALLY OOOD WATi'li tii Strongly Recommended. OiA\:A.vn:.'..o ivn Two Yr.>i:s, ' CUAI:f:K. had (iniv iron $> o R E \\ I\, L I. U M S 1. atch ;>.r.<l Cloekiuak The Largest ami Stock of Y\';\trh<v ami .Jewellery to Select from in Oamaru. X.!■!.—]•;vciv Description- m \Yatohi-.s. Clocks. Mu'-ieai R<>xo,s ivmi Jewellery CLEANED AND REPAIRED. R. L. being a thoroughly Practical Watchmaker, ik-'se .'avoui'in;- him in.iv bo assured fcJ' Note t;.o Address— TT> O 15 E R 'i: 1. I" M s D E N , 1% Practical Waveb and Clockmakcr, (>AM.vi:r. ON HAND —A Lot of t.ho Very Res! Ali. Una, to ho sold Oheai>. Inspection invited. ti^O "HOOTS' ROOTS ! roots: 11" AS. MOL LI S l.) N A XI) SON ' S Q * New Root and Shoo Warehouse In Thames-street Ts replete with every variuty of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Roots ami Shoes of the very best qi;rJiry. of the very latest fashion, anil at tin; very lowest possible prices. J. M. ami S. have ever* .onfhlcnec m inviting inspection of the "Stock with which they have Opened, it having been very carefully selected, and including goods from the best French, English, and Colonial manufacturers. The Manufacturing Department has always received from J. M. and S. very particular attention, and employing, as they do, only experienced workmen, and using the be.:t materials, they feel confident in giving every satisfaction to the Customers in this Department. Note the address — Shkimski and Moss's Nkvt Buildings, Thames-strekt. 922