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North Otago Times, Volume I, Issue 4, 21 April 1864, Page 2

Business Notices

Samuel Gibbs,

Bread and Biscuit Baker,

Wine and Sprit Merchant,

and general store-keeper,

Thomes Street. Oamaru.

[A card]

Cookham House.

S. Gibbs,

In returnings thanks to the

Public generally for the very

liberal support which he has re-

-ceived for the past three years,

Would respectfully give Notice that

he has Removed into his New and

Commodious store near the Bridge

for which open my he has made a

careful and select Assortment

of goods in all the various branches

of his business. Trusting that a

Continuance of the past favours

may be are corded and for which

object the assiduous attention of

S.G. will be given to the business.

Oamaru March 31,1864.

Photography.

Portraits for the million.

P.A.gaussen begs to State

that as he has a large stock of

Chemicals &c., on hand he is

desirous of getting red of some

of them. He is therefore taking

portraits as a mere Nominal charge

Glass Positives panted from

2th 6th flowards

Star and Garter Hotel

Charles Ross

veterinary shoeing Torge

And general Blacksmith.

Wansbeek street, Oamaru.

William Taleoner,

Blacksmith and Tarrier,

(Opposite the Court house) Oamaru.

Robert Mackay,

Tailor, Clothier, and

General Outfitter.

Wansbeek-street, Oamaru;

And Princes-Street, Dunedin

Plough.

Matthews and Reid,

Wheel wrights, Horse shoes,

Agricultural Implement makers,

and General Blacksmith,

Thames street, Omarau,

Ploughs &c, Repaired on the

Shortest Notice.

Joseph Ogilvie,

General Blacksmith, Wheel-

Weight and Horseshoer.

Maker and Importer of

Agricultural Implements

Jees street Oamaru.

All kinds of Machinery to idle

Horse and Bullock waggons, and

all kings of drays built on the

most approved principles.

To arrive shortly a good assort-

-ment of swing Ploughs well

-adapted for Tarming in this

District.