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North Otago Times, Volume I, Issue 8, 14 April 1864, Page 5 (Supplement)

NEW AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS. TTOOD AND SHENNAN, WANSBECK-STBEET, Beg to announce the arrival of their first delivery of NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, Ex "Resolute," And other late arrivals. H. and S. take this opportunity of expressing thanks to their Customers and the general Public for the liberal patronage received Bince commencing business in Oamaru ; and would inform them that they still continuo to keep in stock » SUPERIOR CLASS OF GOODS, and only such as they can with confidence recommend. HOOD AND SHENNAN, Wholesale and Retail Drapers, Wansbeck-street, Oamaru.

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAIUN G MISS SEWELL begs to inform the Ladies of Oamoru and surrounding district tluit she huB KEMOVED her Pluco of Business to the house occupied by Mr llarbis Tees-Btreet. near to the Star and Garter,Hotol. Oamara, April 12, 1861-. mHE BANK OF OTAGO (LIMITED). Incorporated by Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand. CAPITAL . . £500,000. Head Colonial Office PKINCES-STREET, DUNEDIxV, With BRANCHES AT INVERCAKGI J,L AND PORT CHALMERS. Deposits received in the sums of £5 upwards, bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent, if made for twelve months ; a reduced rate being allowed for shorter periods. I Drafts granted on the Branches at Invercargill and Port Chalmers, and on the Head Office in London — through wlu'ch also remittances may be made to all parts of England and Ireland. Letters of Credit issued on the Bank < f Scotland and British Linen Company, and Branches in Scotland ; on Melbourne, Sydney, Queensland, Auckland, and other places in New Zealand, through the Bank's various Correspondents. Local Bills discounted, and Bills of Exchange purchased ; Current Accounts opened, and Cash Credits granted ; advances made against Wool and Produce in the usual manner, and Gold purchased. JOHN BATHGATE, Colonial Manager and Attorney for the Bank. Dunedin. Ist Feb., 1864.

"VTOTICE— The Committee of the Oamaru _!_ 1 Anti-Plcuro-Pneumonia Association have appointed Mr P. B. FRENCH Collector and Treasurer. Subscribers will be pleased to pay onehalf the amount of their Subscription either to the Treasurer or to the credit of the Association in the Bank of New Zealand, Oamaru. JAMES HASSELL. Hon. Secretary. Oamaru, April sth, 1864.

O AMARU DISTRICT SCHOOL COMMITTEE-— Applications (stating terms) will bo received by the undersigned until the 20th hißtant, from persons willing to undertake the duties of Assessor to the School Committee for j the current year. J. Y. WAKD, Secretary to the Committee. Oamaru, April 6th, 1864.

WAITAKI FERRY. ITIHE Undersigned wish to intimate to _L the Public that the above Ferry is on ONLY LINE OF ROAD belween Oamaru and Timaru, and the SHORTEST ROUTE. TYLER & BROWN.

WAIKAWA STEAM SAW MILLS. BLAIR, COUPER & CO., Proprietors, beg to inform the Public that their Mill is now in full working order, and that thep are now prepared to ship any quantity of Timber to all parts of the Southern Prooinces, or deliver on the Jetty at the Works, as required. Ships of large tonnage can easily land alongside the Company's Wharf. For further particulars, apply to E. BRUNTON, Agent, Cumberland-street, Dunedin.

nVTOTICE. — We have this-day DlS- ±\ SOLVED PAETNEESHIP by" mutual consent. All debts to be paid and received by James Coleman. DANIEL J. HEALY, JAMES COLEMAST. Oamaru, March 31st, 1864. OR SALE, a Team of Eight Bullocks", with Dray, Yokes, &c. Apply to HENRY FRANCE. A GOOD General Servant is open to an Engagement. Pleat? o address to J. W , offi ce of this paper.