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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 708, 24 June 1878, Page 3

±2 -TsD, BOY to imik and iisa'«;c VV '"'iriinself gcnwriy useful.— Hugh rAwamoa Crock. 1?l >.N;'ED, M.iK or BOY to cook for three men— HtfiH Wallao:. EJL> KNOWN— Fresh OYSThJi'daily.—J. Tu-n-xaoe, Thaur-j 'JO J \V turned liiis a Good Supply of the ONLY IUB-TOKK PiPPINS in the marke.. —Alkx F.-.iin.LO>", Thames-street. "-^ '"'jTANTED - KKoWN GROCI7EJES, * V Oilmen's Stores, and Dairy Produce v- SELLING at the LOWEST KATES t.t Hn.LIKEK's, Thames-street, next Wilson s Boarding-house. Jo,i TANTED KNOWN--Thit the undor- \ V signed is selling C-■•!, Eirewooii, ul.il Hor»e" Feed ».t Lo* t*t I'oesibie Bati >■. .!. CruKti. Thamevitvcet. (>»m*ra. 6*?"» \T 7"ANTED, llvervone to call and inspect V y the new Stock of Boots and Shoes. just landed, at James M ™ "''ANTED, Eveivono to note the YV address—JaiTkh Molmson a.vd Sons, Thames-street, Oamaru, and Battraystreet, Dnnedin. T.TTANTED KKOWN-That The CHIVY TEEION STABLES are NOW OPEN. Horses and Buggies on hire, horses bought and sold on commission.— .T ANT ED KNOWN—JAMES MOLT V LISON AND SON, Boot and Shoe Importers, have just opened out their First Shipment for the Seaaou of New floods. VV wiut James Moi.i.l- - Winter Goods ! ids ! Infinite variety, at i. >u.ns ! . Hoot and Shoe [7" ANTED X—Boots and Mk T V of Every Description made to on on tlir shortest notice, at J auks Mollis \t"? ANTED Knowi- that the MAIL has ?Y a Larger Circulation than any other TANTI'D the PUBLIC to KNOW > V that Advurv.i.-eniunts of Hi Words or under are ii'ierleii in ihe W»nt'd ' 'ol-.n-m o f •• "■ MiiuVOKR-.IUI.irNO. KNOWN—That the undev\V si-nfd has REMOVED to those '[.■ remises in Thames-street lately occupied !>v i'r. Jamti'.-o!', where ■••11 kinds id' I AjdT.Y GiUXE'.IE* wi'l lie furnished ~t h>W"#t, po.silJo prei-e. A share of )>»rroiiace rospr-ctfullv solicited. :)i5 ' ' JO;:N M-DOWELL. ■iV? AN T K V> EABLE'S BK v * EA R LE'S B KSTAD HAN T, Facing the Post Office, in Thames-street. Meals at all hours.

\tk~r A N T V. I> Iv.NO VV n; V V That the SWAN STAIUJoS Are now under the Pi-r'soual Supervision of the Proprietor — M R. P.. PKKK Y, \nd, therefore, Homes »t Livery \v he carefullj attendcil to. N. P». —Bnt?gice and SsrWlt- Worses on Hi iy the \Teek, J.)»v. or Journey. Ti'.'-A -\' TED KKO W:v SHADES RKHTAURANT, EMPIRE n O T E L,

THAMES-STREET. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 655 BUSINESS NOTICES : 'THOMSON AXD AXDERSOX, %_ W.aitaki Horsi;. Have for Sale—'•' Jlm-.seli"l<i " ami "Homo" SHUTTLE SEAViNG M ..i CHINES, At £3 ;>., and -HOWE'' 'J.'lii-'-A I >[.."•' MACHINES, At, £fi, All in good working ruder. B'2l E AV ALTER A. WOOD H.-Mi-L A 7 ESTER AND BINDER. Tho undersigned has been appointed Agent in this District for tho sale of the HARVESTER AND BINDJiR, fmprored for next Sea-on, and thoroughly adapted for all kinds of New Zealand Grain Crops. And he respectfully solicits the Agriculturists of North Otago to give their r.rJers without delaj. a- the latest time for iakir.g instr;;cih,n- a!, tin' Manufactory will in a few weeks expire. J. CHUR CH, FRUIT. FRUIT. F.p \ LEX. F A -MILT 0 N begs to thank his Fii'.;n'' i s for rhc libera' share of support accorded him in the oast, and intimates that he is in a position i - serve all those who ;avoi:r him with rncir . jti-i>n:i£e v.ith the !-est and rarest '■'. Fnuti '.ml iho purest and elieiet.st, Confectionery that can (■» had in ' ALEX.FA-M I L T O X (Immediately next; door to the Alliance Hotel), Thames-stkkkt. 425 Member of the Royal College of A r eterinary Surgeons, be«s to inform the Public that he has RESUMED BUSINESS Adjoining the Mechanics' Institute, Thamesstreet. Horse and Cattle Medicines