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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 33, 6 October 1864, Page 1

Business Notices.

TTOOD AND SHENNAN, W ANSBEOK-STEEET, OAMABtT, Bespeetfully intimate that they havo received their first lot of NEW SPRING GOODS, Ex Beautiful Star and other late arrivals. Black and colored Silks. Kich Paisley Long Shawls. Silk Tissue Plaids, very choice Black Llama Plaids. Do., fancy boi'doi's. Mantles and Paletots, in all the new styles and materials. A chmee lot of Fancy Silk Dresses. Dress Stuffs in all the now materialb and colors. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING IN GREAT VARIETY. A fine assortment of Scotch and English Tweeds, Doeskins, West of England Black Broads, etc., etc. «sS* GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. A fine selection of Cloths to choose from. A first-class Cutter employed. MILLINERY & DRESSMAKING EXECUTED ON THE PREMISES. Marriage Outfits Made to Order on the Shortest Notice. Country Storekeepers and others supplied on the mo&t favorable terms. HOOD AND SHENNAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, OUTFITTERS, &c, Wansbeck-strect, Oamaru.

Hotels.

NORTHERN HOTEL, OAMARU. rpiIE PROPRIETOR beg-s to return his I thanks for tho liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon this establishment, and hopes that the general satisfaction he h.ts gi\en ibi the labt four a ears will be eonsidered a sullleient guarantee for the future. The BILLTARD ROOM is second to none in the Province — provided with one of rhurston's best table*, and is placed under tho management of an efficient marker. A SPACIOUS HALL, in conne\iou with the Hotel, suitable for Public Meetings,, Balls, Dinners, and Travelling Companies, capable of accommodating upwards of 200 perbons. Saddle Horses, Buggies, Dogcarts, and Gigs always on hire. COBB AND CO.'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave the Northern Hotel as follows — For Dunedin aud intermediate towns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 5 a.m., returning every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half-past G p.m. Fares as under : — Oamaru to Otopopo €0 15 Dunedin to Blueskin £0 15 ,, Haurpden 10 ,, Waikouaiti 1 0 ,, Palmeiston I 10 ,, Palmeiston 1 10 ,, Waikouaiti 1 15 ,, HanipdeD 2 0 ,, Blueskni 2 0 ,, Ofcepopo 2 5 Dunedui 210 „ Oamaiu 210 To meet the Canterbury Mail at the Waitaki Ferry every Thursday, at 9 a m HOT COFFEE and other refreshments provided for passengers leaving by the early Coach. ' A. BAKER, Proprietor. WHITE HART HOTEL, OAMARU. GOOD STABLING, and Horses carefully attended to. Also, a Good Stockyard HENRY WILSON, Proprietor. (Late fron> Christehim'h ) BOUNDARY'CREEK HOTEL. SCHLEUTER uud M'LEOD, Proprietors, F>EG respectfully to inform the inhabi- -*-^ tants of Oamaru and surrounding District that they will meet with Good Accommodation at the above House, combined \a lth moderate chnrges. GOOD STABLING, And e\ erj attentiou gnataiitofd.

HU1PDEN HOT E L , IIAMPDEM", MOJSTIAKI. WILLIAM MUI1COTT, Proprietor. A STAGE for the Oamaru and Dunedin Conches Daih . T)LEASANT VALLEY HOTEL. Half-way between Oamnru and Dunedin. JAMES S. YOUNG. n-cnilemen travelling to and from Dunedin, will find this n convenient HALF-WAY HOUSE -ivith all the comforts of a private home. The Dunedin and Oamaru Coach calls daily. GOOD STABLING.

KARTIGI HOTEL, M0EKAK.I. Four Miles South from Ilampden. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. A SECUilE PADDOCK FOR HORSES, &c. WM. M'KENNY, Proprietor.