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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 39, 17 November 1864, Page 3

New Advertisements.. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON. Now Ready to Load at Port Chalmers, arid be Despatched in all January, should sufficient inducement offer, xfrL npHE Magnificent Clipper Ship GALA, Al for 14 years, 815 Tons Register, Thomas Shaw, Esq., Coirunander. The high class of this vessel, and the fine order in which she has just discharged a large cargo from Glasgow, w ill recommend her to shippers as the best opportunity offering of getting their Wool home w good condition, and m time for the May sales. Intending shippers are requested to communicate at once with the undeisigned as to the probible quantity of Wool they will require room reserved for. Freight — id per lb . and 5 per cent, primage for Greasj Wool . Id. and 5 per cent, primage per lb. for Washed Wool From the well-known character of this vessel, Marine Insurance to emer all ri&ks can be efl'eeteu , on Wool at the lowest rates, and shippers will please ad\ i«e the undersigned as to the amount they vu-.l> m&ured. Her accommodation for Cabin passengers is un rivalled, being fitted up with all conveniences con ducne to lomfort. Bath-roouif, &o , do, Carrier au e\pi vumk'ihl Surgeon GEORGE GRAY RUSSELL & CO , Agents ; Temporary offices : Stafford-street, Dunedin November 14, 1564 GLASGOW TO OTAGO. MESSRS. P HENDERSON AND COS LINT, OF MONIHLY PACKETS. JfikK HPIHS Line comprises the undpr-JS'-~.-n*\ -L mentioned well-known splendi I ships one ol which leaves G-losgow ie Otago duect e\ery month. Tous T. : s Violi .. 11 JO Vicksburg ... . 1-') City of Dunedin . 1* 84 llelens,lee . . S( 0 W.ive Queen K">o Robert Hptidfrsou << 1 Resolute .. .. 1070 Btautifxil Star . . <■ 1 Auma 700 E P Bomeiei .. 10f0 Bicchin Cattle ... 630 Sewlla ... . C > Ben Lomond .. . 1070 Pana .. 7IJ Persons desirous of bringing out their fneiub < i r i secure passages on tavorable terms on application to CAKtjILL and CO., Agents, Oamai'U and PimeJ.n "VTEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION -- 1 \ Exhibitors from Oamaru Toun and Distrni-, aie hereby informed that tlie Allotment Commits c is now engaged in apportioning to each exhibit r a, part of the space allotted to tins Pro\iuee b\ tie Commis e ioners Eaih exhibitor is required to fu •- nisli to the Allotment Committee, through the nmlerfeigned, a " full description of the articles he inten 9 to exhibit, and the exact amount of ground or w, 11 space thej nilloecupj A -very prompt attention is necessary, and will ho attended to by ALGERNON GIFFOHD, Uon, Sec Oamaru District Committee ALL Persons ha\iug Claims against tie OAMARU RACK COMMITTEE, aie joquested to send m their Claims on or before S V.ri« ?- D VY, the lUth daj of November, to the Stir .i id Garter Hotel, or they will not be recognised. "_ R. M. PAYNE Ci P E~I D B R O T II E R S, beg to inform the Inhabitants of Oamaru and si rrounding district, that on and after the Ist October Coals will be £1 per lon at the Pit, and £2 Hk (fiity shillings) delrvered in Oamaru. SPEID BROTHERS. Otepopo, 1564. T> O V A L HOTEL, Walker-street. Dunedin ; WILLIAM WATSON, Proprietor, Begs to return lus sincere thanks to the Public or the liberal support he has received since opening us Hotel, and hopes to have a continuance of 1 he same, he having erected anew Hotel, the convenience of which vies with auy Hotel in Dunediu First-*.lass Accommodation for Boarders Wines and Spirits, Bottled Ales and Poiter of 'he Best Brands. BILIIARD BAGATELLE. IN PREPARATION, ancUill be Fubhshed earl_> in Jauuan, WISES DUNEDIN DIRECTORY roR 1865. Orders for Copies an 1 Ad\ertisements are now be-ng received bj the Publisher, HENRY WISE, Engraver. Printer, Stationer, and Account-Book Ma mlactuivr, Princes-street, D medin. IVT E W ZEALAND AS A LONG WOOL PRODUCING COUNTRY. With Tables and Remarks, By a Practical Sheep-breeder. Price, Is. H. Wise, Publisher. Duuedin ; and F. Pi> r KEuroN aud Co , Oamaru. T\ A V, I D M I L N X , PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, George street. Duuediu Oils and Color* Varnishes and Brushes. N.B—Country O'ders punctually attended "o THI M ' L I S X E V Rattray-streot, Dunedm. Importer and Manufacturer of BOOTS AND SHOES, Wholesale and Retail. Country Orders promptly attended to IMPOUNDED, on the 2nd of November, 1864, by ROBERT MEEK:—-1 Bay Horse, small star on forehead, branded g) on neck, oB" nde owner unknown; for trespassing on the Oamaru Hundreds, for which the sum of £2 is claimed; and in default of being released, the said horse will be Sold at the Public Pound at Hsmp len, on the let day of December, 1864, at 12 o'clock noou. W T. MURCOTT, Poundkeeper of fcho Moeraki Poun I. LOST, on the 11th instant, at the Oamaru Race Course, a Silver Hunting Lever Watch with steel chain attached. Maker'b name, R. I'earson, London. Whoever will return the same to tho office of this paper, will receive £1 renaid. £i REWARD.--Lost, about Oamaru. on X the day of the Show, a Genera Silver with a piece of a small Albert gold ehdin att ti heJ. Any person bringing the same to the office ot thia paper, Till receive the above reward.