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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1005, 9 July 1879, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES rr HE ROYAL HOTEL, HERBERT. E . F. T> lEH L, Having resumed tlie management of the .above-named favorite <Ko3t»lrv. solicits the favor of the liberal pafcnroage that was accorded him in the past, SO HALL OF COMMERCE. T\ TOOHEY begs to inform the ladies of Oamarn and district that in consequence of the great increase in the Dressmaking Department, which has become more than Mrs. Toohey herself can manage, he has Engaged Mes. Leslie, Who has had great experience and is well known, having been for some time with Reid Bros., Thames-street. N.B.— Ladies can depend on having all their orders punctually attended to. 96 LADIES' SCHOOL, Old Tees-street Hall. THE MISSES COLE WILL RE-OPEN SCHOOL ON MONDAY, 7th JULY. 69 THE GREAT CASH SALE. TOOHEY, • Thames-street, Draper, Milliner, and Clotiiikr, Having bought the BANKRUPT STOCK OF J. EMSLIE, Tailor and Clothier, Oamarn, Has resolved to offer the whole stock, including drafts of DRAPERY, MILLINERY,

CLOTHING From his own stock, which will be OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE, In fact at a discount of 25 per cent, off cost. The sale will be held in J. Emslie's Shop Thames-street, .and will ONLY LAST FOURTEEN DAYS! COMMENCING MONDAY, 7TH JULY. D. Toohey would recommend his Oamaru and country customers to take advantage of this really bona fide sale, as he has resolved to clear the lot. TERMS CASH. NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. D. TOOHEY, THAMES-STREET, OAMARU, LADIES' SCHOOL, Odd-Fellows' Hall. THE MISSES M'OAW "WELL COMMENCE THEIR NEXT QUARTER ON MONDAY, 14TH JULY. Visiting Master for Music—Mr. Lees. JJEYWOOD AND CO., AWAMOA NURSERIES, AND THAMES - STREET, OAMARU, Have on hand a Choice Collection of

Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, Plants, and Ijhrdbs, Samples of ■which can be seen, and prices obtained, at the shop of Mr. H. J. Mote, their agent for the sale of the above. "Visitors to the Nurseries can have their ORDERS executed and placed FREE on board train at Deborah Station, which is within live minutes' walk of the grounds. 423 ANDER S O N, JJrJL . ji or man y years in the employ of Anderson and Co., has established a SHIPPING AND GENERAL AGENCY, In offices in TYNE-STREET, (Next to Customhouse.) Grain bought and sold on Commission. Fire, Marine, and Life Insurance effected. All classes of Customhouse and General Agency Business attended to. 694 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J M'SWEENEY, Boot and Shoe Maker, (Late of Wansbeck - street,) Has, in consequence of increased business REMOVED To those more commodious and otherwise more suitable premises in THAMES-STREET, (lately oocupied by Mr C. Harris, Painter.)

His new Premises are well stocked with a large and varied assortment of ENGLISH & COLONIAL GOODS, "Which wil be sold at such prices as should ensure quick returns. The following Cash Prices of measured goods have been arranged with the idea of benefiting both seller and buyer : Gentlemen's Elastic Sides in French Calf and Kid ... 25s Ditto, Balmorals 25s Women's Elastic Sides, in French Calf and Kid. from 22s Gentlemen's Shoes, in French Calf or Kid, ... from 23s Note the Address—Premises Next Door to Me. F ooner's Seed Warehouse. 793 WANTED KNOWN—OPENING of the RAILWAY TO DUNEDIN. WATSON'S HOTEL AND CAFE, specially built for the convenience of Railway and other Travellers, being situated n the im mediate vicinity of the Railway tation, and fitted with every possible convenience— Lavatories, Ladies' Cloak Room, Parcel Room, &c. An elegantly furnished Dining Room, especially for Ladies, and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. Bedrooms. Nigh Porter. Travellers called for early Traina, 544