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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 727, 16 July 1878, Page 3

WANTED "ANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT V V for country hotel. —Apply Immigration Barracks. ■ 170 nf 7A NT ED, a thoroughly competent VV (JKNERAL SERVANT.—App]y office of this paper. 'l7l WANTED immediately, a respectable NURSE.—AppIy Evening Mail ''S^TANTED, a good PLOUGHMAN. — W Apply Henry Honour, Fairiield. .• lo'4 ,7ANTED, a YOUNG GIRL as general VT servant. —.' ' " '"' WANTED, YOUNG MAN for kitchen, or general work.—Apply North Otago Hotel. 14(> 7ANTED, BOOKS TO KEEP, Act t counts to Make Out, or any Clerical Work, by an experienced Accountant, who is engaged during the day. Terms moderate. Address Nemo, Mail Office. 5S WANTED to Rent, THREE or EOUR ROOMED COTTAGE, within easy I distance of Post Office.—Apply K. M., Mail Office. 174 ANTED KNOWN—POISON Laid for Dogs on Section IS, Block LXXVIIL, Oamaru Town.—M. Brain. Till-street. ISO I "ANTED KNOWN—H. J. MOTE ' Y is a Cash Buyer of all kinds of »ltry; young preferred. 136' » .TANTED KNOWN —PR IV AT E YV BOARD aud RESIDENCE at Mrs. Morton's, in Tire-street, fronting Wharf-strefit : late Mr. F. -Earle's. 94 RANTED KNOWN—Fresh OYSTERS daily.—J. Tunna&e,- Thames street. . . 901 ;7ANTEI) KNOWN GROCERIES, Oilme'n'B Stores, and Dairy Produce is SELLING at the LOWEST RATES at Hillikkr's, Thames-street, next Wilson's Boarding-house. 76'0 [7ANTED KNOWN—That the undersigned is selling Coal, Firewood, U.U.J. Horse Feed at Lowest Possible Rates. J. Curkie, Thames-street, Oamaru. 625 "7 AN TED, Everyone to call and inspect Y V the new Stock of Boots and Shoes, st landed, at James Mollison and' Sons'. ET7ANTED, Everyone to note the W address—Jamkk Mollison and Sons, Thames-street, Oamaru, and Rattray - street, Dunedin. "ANTED KNOWN-JAMES MOLY Y LISON AND SON, Boot and Shoe Importers, have just opened out their Fh'st Shipment for the Season of New Goods. [7ANTED KNOWN—Winter Goods ! Winter Goods ! Infinite variety, at James Mollison and Sons', Boot and Shoe Warehouse. WANTED KNOWN—Boots and Shoes of Every Description made to order on the shortest notice, at James Mollison WAN TED KNOWN—That the undersigned has REMOVED to those premises in Thames-street lately occupied by Mr. Jamieson, where all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES will be furnished at lowest possible prices. A share of patronage respectfully solicited. J ' 5 J ()HN M-POWELL. ~%.T£T A N T E D K N O W N Facing the Post Office, in Thames-street. Meals at all hours. Pastrycook and Confectioner. Weddings, Bulls, and Soirees catered for upon the Cheapest Terms. 235 WA NT E D KNOW N That the SWAN STABLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor— MR. B. PERRY, And, therefore. Horses at Livery will be carefully attended to. Ts.V,. Baggies and Saddle Rorses on Hire bv the Week. Dav, or Journey. 432 'A N T E D K N 0 W N.— SHADES RESTAURANT, E M FIRE H O T E L. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 625

PUBLIC NOTICES NOVELTY IN MUSIC. COPYRIGHT EDITION OF THE new zealand j-'at'ional anthem, Pianoforte Copies, in handsome "Wrappers, Price - - 2s. 6d. RONAYNE AND COTTRELL. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NOTICE TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Persons claiming as their property any Contractors' Plant or Material remaining on the premises of the Christchurch Section of the New Zealand Railways (excepting such as may be in use for current contracts), must send in to the Resident Engineer at the Railway Station, Christchurch, a Written Application for leave to remove the same, setting forth full particulars of the nature and whereabouts of the property claimed. All such applications must be made on or before the 31st JULY Inst., after which date none will be received. On the claim appearing satisfactory to the Resident Engineer, he will give the claimant a written order, authorising him to enter on the. Railway premises to remove the property withiii 14 days from the date of such order. All such Plant or Material uuclaimed by the 31st July, or not removed within the time limited as above, will be. deemed to be the property of the Crown ; and no claim by any person in respect thereof will be recognised. WILLIAM CONYERS, Commissioner of Railways, Commissioner's Office, Curistchurch, sth July, 187 S. 103