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North Otago Times, Volume I, Issue 8, 14 April 1864, Page 2

Hotels.

OAMARU HOTEL, OAMABX7. EDWARD HUDSON, Proprietor. r\ OOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. SUPERIOR STABLING WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALES OF THE BEST BRANDS.

WHITE HART HOTEL, O AM A B U . FTIIIE Proprietor begs respectfully to -■*- inform the Public generally that he has opened the above first-class and commodious Hotel, and hopes, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. The ALES and WINES are guaranteed to be of the best quality. GOOD STABLING, And Horses carefully attended to. Also, a Good Stockyard. GOOD SADDLE HORSES ALWAYS ON HIRE. HENRY WILSON, Proprietor. (Late front Ckristehurcli.)

BOUNDARY CREEK HOTEL. SCHLEUTER and M'LEOD, Proprietors, OEG respectfully to inform the inhabi- *-^ tants of Oamaru and surrounding Districts that they will meet with Good Accommodation at the above House, combined with moderate charges. GOOD STABLING, And e\ery attention guaranteed.

HAMPDEN HOTEL, HAMPDEN, MOEEAKI. WILLIAM MURCOTT, Proprietor. El RST - CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. WINES AND SPIRITS Of the best brands procurable in the Province. GOOD STABLING. MODERATE CHARGES.

DEEP CREEK HOTEL, NEAR WAIMATI BUSH. THIRST - RATE ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING AND STOCKYABD. DAVID SMITH, Proprietor.

PROCTOR'S WAIHOA INN, (Nino Miles from the Waitangi Ferry.) GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR MAN AND HORSE.

THE NEW FERRY, TEN MILES FBOM OAMABTT, On the Otago side of the Waitaki River, on the now and nearest line of road from Oamaru to Timaru, THIS FERRY is now OPEN for Traffic. First-claBS Boats, and experienced Ferrymen are employed. Good accommodation for Travellers at the Company's Ferry Accommodation House. New Ferry, Waitaki River, March 10, 1864.

NOTICE.— £IO REWARD. THE Committee of the Oamaru Anti Pleuro-Pneunionia Society offer the above reward for such information as will lead to the conviction of any person or persons allowing their Cattle to pass over the Northern Boundary — the Horse range — of that section of this district proclaimed infected. J. HASSELL, Hon. Sec. Oamaru, March 1, 1864.