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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 21 December 1880, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS VOLUNTEER HALL. NEW YEAR'S EVENING. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT In aid of the foods of the RIFLES' BAND. Tickets may be obtained at the Stationers and other shops. 180 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. THE S.S. MAORI will SAIL FROM DUNEDIN on THURSDAY EVENING 23rd Inst, instead of Friday evening, thus enabling Merchants and other consignees to get their goods on Friday, 24th Inst. H. AITKEN, 186 Agent. w AIM ATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. BOXING DAY, 27TH DEC., 1880. ALL EXHIBITS FREE. Sports of the Waimate Caledonian Society on same day. SINGLE FARES BY RAIL For the return journey. 171 TO STATION OWNERS AND OTHERS. WE are prepared to CARRY WOOL from Kurow to Dnntroon nntil farther notice, at the rate of 9d per bale and Goods from Dantroon to Kurow at 5s per ton. 150 ALLAN k STUMBLES. C. 0 R STEVEDORE, TYNE-STREET, 0 AMARU. Vessels Loaded and Discharged with all possible speed, and all stowage guaranteed to be executed with the greatest oire. 117 PUBLIC NOTICE. M ESSRS. SHAW AND MOIR, GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, Beg to notify that they have commenced business in that centrally-situated Shop in the GLOBE BUILDINGS, THAMES-ST., Where they haYe laid in an assorted stock of GENERAL GROCERIES, &a Patronage rejpectfnlly solicited. SHAW AND MOIR, Globe Buildings, Thames-street. 11l NOTICE. H . GIBBS, PLUMBER, GASFITTER.BELLHANGER AND TINSMITH, RIBBLE-S rREET, OAMARU. Water laid on at lowest rates. All orders carefully attended to. Orders may be left at Mr. Probert's, Thames-street. 890 HAVING just received a SECOND PARCEL of COLONIAL WINES EX RJNGAROOMA, FROM MELBOURNE, J. F. has much pleasure in siating that they are quite equal in quality to the first lot. Early orders are respectfully solicited to 3ave disappointment. Country order 3 carefully attended to. JAMES FAMILTON, 152 Thames-street, Oamaru. COMBINATION NO. 2 \_J OS THE KAKANUI HANDICAP <fc PUBLICANS' RACE, Run on Boxing Day. Deo. 27th, 18S0. 150 AT £l—lß PRIZES. N.B.—A Bpecial draw for each rac?. C. P. ROBERTS, Treasurer. Box 9, Post Office, Or, Royal Hotel, Oamarn. 128 NOTICE. To the Ladies of Oamaru and surrounding District. MRS. LESLIE, DRE-SMAKER, SEVERN-ST., OAMARU. -376 NOTICE. A : NY Person DESTROYING HAY on the Tyne-street Garden Reserve will be PROSECUTED without further notice. 90 ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to me not paid to MR. HADDON DENNISON, Tyne-street, Oamaru, or before the 20th of JANUARY, 1881, will be SUED FOR without further notice. A. THOMPSON, 131 Late of Tees-Btreei. w WE ARE BUYERS or HEAT AND OATS. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY OF OAMARU. FOR SALE AND TO LET F R SALE. THAT BUILDING ktown a3 Town Belt Station Hotel. For particulars, apply to 159 T. H. BROWN, FOR SALE, CHEAP —A First-class FARM DRAY and Frame, as good as new.—Apply John T. Evans, Tyne-street. 174 DESIRABLE FARM TO LET. FLEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions to let privately a First-class FARM on the Tables, containing 650 Acres, about 114 Acres of Wheat, balance English grass ; together with a new 6-roomed Dwelling House, wellbuilt and finished. The Lessee will require to take crop and improvements at valuation. The farm is one of the very be&t in this famed district. The quality of the soil is unequalled, and the position is very advantageous. Terms very liberal. For full information apply to 990 FLEMING AND HEDLEY. TO LET—Five-roomed COTTAGE in Ribble-street; rent, 12a 6d a week Apply IINTOTT AND OITERSON. 183 TO LET—A Three-roomed COTTAGE in Ribble-street. Apply Lihtctct and Oxtkesok, Oamaru Brewery. 864