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BUSINESS NOTICES MUSIC. MR. M. A. JONES, Teacher of Music, Wharf-street, Oamaru. Terms : Instruction on Pianoforte or Organ Two Guineas per Quarter. A Class held every Wednesday evening, at 8 p.m., for instruction in Singing—One Guinea per Quarter. Pianofortes tuned. Musical Instruments of all kinds repaired. CHRISTCHURCH TERMINUS HOTEL (Immediately opposite the Railway Station). THOMAS RICHMOND, Pkopkietor. Since the present Proprietor took possession of this Hotel, extensive improvements have been effected by re-furnishing its suites for families, and largely extending its Bedroom accommodation. New furniture, unique and elegant, has been introduced into its suites, and no economy has been studied in making its Bedrooms what they are now admitted to be—lofty, airy, and replete with comfort. The Culinary department is conducted by one of artistical skill. Luncheon on the table from 12 till 2 o'clock. Dinner waits the arrival of passengers by the Express Train from the South till half-past 6 p.m. Travellers by railway will find this Hotel—both at the time of their arrival in and departure from the city, owing to its proximity to the Railway Station—more convenient for them than any other Hotel in Cliristchurch. A Porter will be in attendance on the arrival of Trains, to take charge of luggage, have it conveyed to the Hotel, and via; versa. A new Billiard Room has also been recently erected and attached to the Hotel, which, for its extent, decorations, and completeness is at present unequalled in New Zealand. Four of Alcock's finest Exhibitior Tables have been imported from Melbourn for this magnificent room, in which lovers the game may luxuriate in the rrics.4 of the improved appliances and comi- its know to modern art.

The Proprietor will bestow special attei tion in his selection of Wines for this estat lishment, and only the best will be supplied. 0£ Spirits, English and Coloniai Ales, only the best approved brands will be kept. Care will be taken that the staff of servants employed at this Hotel will be only those who are found prompt and ready to bestow on visitors that attention to their wants, together with the full measure of civility which they have a right to expect or demand. Travellers leaving the Hotel by early Trains will be called in due time, and Breakfast on the table for them at any hour required. The luxury of Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths raay be enjoyed at all hours. The present Proprietor—Mr. T. RlCHMOND—having perceived a waut in this portion of the City, has resolved to supply the desideratum bj opening—in the New Shops attached to his Hotel—in Manchesterstreet, a 11 E S T A U 11 A N T, Where Meals may be bad from 7 a.m. till 8 p.m. for ONE SHILLING, In order to suit the convenience of all class*"--of Travellers. Hot Dinner from 12 to 2 pm. '2

NOTICE. TV/ITR. D. H. LEITH, Storekeeper, lias been appointed AGE N'T for the MAIL for IsGAPAIIA, in the place of Mr. Davis. Subscribers may denend upon receiving their papers in future with regu- _____ . N SALE. American Shelving; Deal, 9 x 3, and 9x2; Dressed F. E. Boards, 10in ; Rusticated Boards, White Pine, Kauri, and Deal ; Black Pine, 6xl; T. and G., aud 6 x § j T. and G. do do, larije sizes ; Blue Gum, all sizes ; Cement and Plaster of Paris; Galvanised Iron, all lengths; Doors and Sashes, all sizes ; Builders Ironmongery ; Ridging and Spouting of all kinds ; Turnery ; Laths ; Shingles ; White Lead and Oil. Strainers, Stakes, Posts and Rails; Wire Fencing; Staples; V.D.L. Palings ; Pickets.

COAL : Newcastle and Shag Point. FIREWOOD : Manuka, Black Pine., and Mixed. ADAM & KING, Coquet and liumber-street, 0 AMARU. f\ TAGO IMPLEMENT AND MACIIINK XJ WORKS. Self-Binders, with the latest improvements. Early orders are solicited for these for the coming season. Also, Double and Single Speed Reaping Machines Horse Gears (all sizes) and Belting for ditto Chaff-Cutters (all sizes) Broadcast Sowing Machines Harrows (zig-zag iron), 3, 4, and 5 leaves Chain Harrows (all sizes) Field Rollers, Cambridge Rollers Fencing Standards and Iron Bark Swingle-trees. Agents for CLAYTON AND SHUTTLE WORTH'S Engines and Thrashing Machines, of which a limited number are now coming forward. PJ3ID AND GRAY, D(7i<EDIN, Oamabu, Timaro, and Inveucaroill. 6 VININCTS ' ~ AL MAIL EXPRESSES MEET EVERY THAI®? a the Waimate Station. Papk rs and Parcels Delivered. Baggies and Horses on Hire, 26£ SCOTT ARCHER'S Labour Office, OCTAGON, DUNEDIN.

Country Orders punctually attended to. Rents and Debts Collected. House, Estate, and Commission Agent. (Next Working Men's Club, Dunedin.) 822

R WILSON AND CO. ft Importers and General Merchants, DUNEDIN. Cash Buyers of Grain. Agents for Yonnger's Ale, Orlando Joneb Staroli, r-cd Courv'oisier'a Brandy, 342

IT BEG to call the attention of the public of Waimate and surrounding districts, to my LIVERY STABLES, and to notify chat I can. supply CHAFF at Waimate cr Waiho Station at L 3 per ton, delivered in trucks. Tiiose requiring Chaff should send empty sacks to either station. TEWA-ET AND GARLICK, Commission Merchants, Produce, Timber, and Ship Brokers, NORTH OTAGO NEWSPAPER AGENCY. F.- K I N N E A R, * * • Canvasser, Collector, Reporter, and Correspondent. Special attention given to Agricultural subjects. Address Uro-itroet, Oamvo, JOSEPH ATTEWELL, 721 Waimate. Fort-street, Auckland. 296

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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 989, 20 June 1879, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 989, 20 June 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 989, 20 June 1879, Page 4

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