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North Otago Times, Volume 1, Issue 13, 19 May 1864, Page 5

A MEETING will be held at the Timaru jTV Hotel, on TUESDAY, 7th June, 1864, to to take into consideration the practicability of forming a Licensed Victualler's Association. All interested in the above, arj particularly requested to attend. Chair to be taken at 7 p,m. sharp. Timaru, May 9th, 1864.

It/T R. J. S. BROOKING, SURVEYOR,

Begs to inform the inhabitants of th3 District of Oamaru that he is prepared to undertake Surveys of every description. Instructions received at the Town Surveyor's Office, Thames-street, Oamaru.

WE, the L T ndersigned, Horse-shoers of Oamaru, lime, at a Meeting, agreed to fix the price of Shoeing as under : — For Draught Hoi-8js .. .. £0 14 0 „ Removing (per 6et) . . 0 8 0 „ Saddle and Light Harness Horses 0 12 0 „ Removing Do. Do (per set) . 0 6 0 WM. FALCONER. J. OGILV1E, CHARLES ROSS. MATTHEWS & REID. Oamaru, May 18, 1864.

TUST RECEIVED.— Akaroa Butter Cheese and Apples A fresh supply of Cookham Boots and Shoes. S. GIBBS. May 18, 1864.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE [CONTRACT. AG. FISHER & C O . • are instructed to sell bj private contract, LAND in the Hawkesbury District, most eligibly situated, having a ne\ er-faihnq; stream of water running through the whole, and comprising — Sections 11 and 12 of Block IV. in tho Hawkesbury district. Section 10, Block IV., in the Hawkesbury district, Aiso, Section 5, Block V., in the same district, being about 600 acres. Terms liberal.

r^ PERRIMAN. COMMISSION AGENT AND PRODUCE SALESMAN, HAS REMOVED to those Extensive Premises in the Octaoan lately occupied bj Mr Gerrand, where he is prepared to receive goods consigned to him for sale, or to be stored at current rates.

MOIR'S FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MANSE STREET, DU>'EDIN".

ALL the ciraforts of a Private Residence will be found m this Hotel. Tho

sitting-rooms are quiet and retired ; bed-rooms lofty and capacious , and the general accommodation oi the House -will always ensure satisfaction. Every atteution is paid to the Culinary Department, and the choicest delicacies of the season will always be supplied. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best quality and choicest brands. JOB WAIN, Proprietor.

I" M'KELLAR AND CO.,

ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, &c, No. 1 Hyman's Ruildings, No. 1 Princes-street, Dunedin.

Wedding Cards and Envelopes, Business and Visiting Cards, Bank Cheques, Acceptance Forms, Bills of Lading, Account Sales, Invoice Tops, Show Cards, Maps, Plans, Labels, &c, &c, &c. Brass Door and Window Plates, Stamps and Seals Engraved.

Oq REWARD.— Lost, from the White oL/O Hart Hotel, Oamaru, Two Milch Cowb, one branded AV on near rump ; the other not branded, but white with Btrawberry neck. Also, a Heifer and w lute Steer, both branded W on near rump ; and also a Calf, not branded, but spotted red and white. Any person bringing the above to H. WILSON, will receive the above rew ard. May 18, 1 864.

PK REWARD. -Lost, from Papakio, JjO Two Working Steers, branded WG on off rump and H on near rump One of them (white) has lost its near horn. Any person returning them, or giving snoh in« formation as will lead to then* recovery to Mr HUDSON, Oamaru Hotel, will receive the abova reward. May 18, 1864.

NOTICE.— STRAYED frjin Papakio, since, Eighteen Head of Large-Framed BULLOCKS, branded J (within circle), and tho

Station brand, II, on off rump. Any information respecting them will be thankfully rec8rred by tho Manager. Papakaio, Oamaru, May 16th, 1864.

WANTED.— A Steady Man, to look after Horses, and to Milk Cows. Apply at the oflieo of this paper.

WANTED to BORROW, for 6 or 12 months, Fifty Pounds Sterling, at ten p«r cent., on the security of Fifty Sections of Land in Otago. Apply to JOHN COCHRANE, MuUiolm, HetspfaA.