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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 747, 2 September 1878, Page 3

WANTE %T ANTED, PLAES NEEDLE and ' MACHINE WORK, Apply Mrs. i H. Jose?, near Dr. Garland's. 63u I '% i ,' AI-: i'.L,.D, an active LAD, aged about *'' * 14 years. Apply- Imraigratio/: '" ' s. 613 IX/ANTKD, SMART LAD about 14 or v V 15 yoars of age. Must be able to Wiit.'. .•'.. i''AMi.'.TON, Thames-street. 585 \ ,lj / .VNT'-.tV - BOuKS TO KKKPT^Aov V .a; -, to Make Out, or any Clerical Won;, '■■■'• fvii ■ xperienced Accountant, who 3 u during the day. Terms moderate. I Address Nemo, Mail Office. 58 by a Oentleman ot iianuing and Genei.il Mercantile experience, an APPOINTMENT in a Merchant's Office, Warehouse, or General Agency Business. Testimonials and jocal references, if required, address, E. J. TL, office of this paper. 442 oamaklj waterworks. "^"TTTANTED TO HIRE, for the Reser- ' voir, SIX HORSES and TIP DEAYS. Apply Contractor's Office, or on che Works. J. R. DAVIES, Jun. Contractor's Office, August 31, 187 S. 632 '7ANTED to SELL—A few Tons of Prime Derweut POTATOES. Apply to J. Church. b'3.3 WANTED JviSOWiN— Eresh O YSTttJkS daily.—J. Tunnage. Thames street. 901 /"ANTED KNOVVN—That the under- . , signed is selling Coal, Firewood, and Horse Feed at Lowest Possible Kates. —I. Curkib, Thames-street, Oaniaru. 625 WANTED, Everyone to call and inspect the new Stock of Boots and Shoes, just landed, at James Mollison and Sons'. WANTED, Everyone to note the address—Jamks Mollison and Sons, Thames-street, Oamaru, and Rattraystreet, Duuedin. 7ANTED KNOWN—SHAG POINT . / COAL for Sale at Lowest possible T ANT ED KNOWN—JAMES MOL- j . . LISON AND SON, Boot and Shoe ! Importers, have just opened out their First I Shipment for the Season of New <^oods. WANTED KNOWN-WiDter Goods ! Winter Goods ! Infinite variety, at James Mollison and Sons', Boot and Shoe Warehouse. RANTED KNOWN—Boots and Shoes . , of Ev. v Description made to order on the shortest itice, at James Mollison and Sons'. "ANTED KNOWN-GRAND OPEN- ? * ING of DUNE DIN and CHRISTOHURCH RAILWAY. F. Earle begs to infoim the Public that he has imported a, larga collection of FIREWORKS direct ■rom Home for use on that memorable occa-

J" ANTED KNOWN—OPENING of ' ' the RAILWAY TO DUNEDIN. WATSON'S HOTEL AND CAFE, specially built for the convenience of Railway and other Travellers, being situated in the immediate vicinity of the Railway station, and fitted with every possible convenience— Lavatories, Ladies' Cloak Room, Parcel :oom, ko. An e'egautly furnished Lining i.'oom especially for Ladies, and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. Bedrooms. Night f'ortor. Travel'erscalledforearly Trains. 545 TANTED KNOWN— That the undert i signed has KEMOVED to those premises in Thames-street lately occupied by Mr. Jai>iie a on, where all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES will be furnished it lowest possible jinces. A share of patronage respectfully solicited. 015 JOHN M'DOWELL. A N T E I) K N O W N—\'Y That the SWAN STAPLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor— MR. H. PKR RY, And, therefore, Horses at Livery be carefully attended to. N.B.—Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire by the Week, Day, ""■ Journey. ,432 BUSINESS NOTICES* n-tHE W AIM ATE BUSH BRANCH -§- RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). Provisional Directors : Mr. Michael Studholme Mr. John Manchester Mr. Naylor Hillary Mr. Michael ()'Brien Air. James Edward Parker Mr. Leonard Price Mr. A ! pheu3 Hayes Mr. William Bartlett All of Waimate, Bankers: Union Bank of Australia, Waimate. Solicitor : Mr. W. B. Hawkins. Secretary : Mr. Frank Slee, Waimate. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares can be obtained at the office of the Union Bank of Australia. FRANK SLEE, 566 Secretary. ELECTRO-PLATKD GOODS AND bILVER JEWELLERY. A M'COEKINDALE begs to announce that he has received, direct from the manufacturers, A LAUGK AND CHOICE CONSIGNMENT OF THE ABOVE GOODS, Per James Nicol Fleming, which will be found of the Newest Patterns and Designs, and wed worth Inspection. ITCHEN STREET, 596 Oamaru. THE Undersigned -will sell at COST PRICE a large and varied stock of Paperhangings :—Whiieleail, 10s to 12s 6d per 281bs ; 72-inch 6crim, 6d per yard. Tacks, Brushes, &c , equally cheap. Expected to arrive every day per Kokeby Hall. Some 12,000 pieces ofPaper, most of which will be sold at 6d per piece. 559 J. S. ANDERSON.