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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 40, 24 November 1864, Page 1

Business Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. IT being generally supposed tliat Flour made from Otago grown Wheat, will not keep for any length of time, tho undersigned hereby guarantees to return the money for any Flour manufactured by and purchased from him, should such Flour prove unsound any time within twelve months from date. JAMES HASSELL. Steam Mills, November 2nd, 186-1. TO SQUATTERS. rpilE Undersigned is prepared to lecelve JL WOOL for SCOURING at Cave Valley. JAMES HASSELL. ' November Ist, 1864. JS . ANDERSON, FAINTER, GLAZIER, & PAPERIIANGER, HOTEL AND SHOP DECORAIER, No. 1, Oamaru, Begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Oamaru and-vicinity that ho is prepared to execute all work entrusted to him with a due regard to permanence, economical charges, and despatch. Papcrhangmga (new patterns), and overy article in the Oil and Color Trade, at Dunedin prices fi E O R G E S~U M P T. E R, LAND, ESTATE, COMMISSION AND LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT, 2, Thames-street, Oamtiru. GEORGE SUMPTER is prepared to receive Goods for SALE ON COMMISSION. NO STORAGE CHAUGri) IF SOLD. T A "M~~E~S W H I T E , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, Wharf and Thames-streets, Oamaeu, t>OBERTM A C X A V , TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Wansbeck-street, Oamaru. Gratefully acknowledging pa<-t favors, begs respectfully to inform lm friends and the public that he has just got to hand a select stock of Scotch, English, and New Zealand Cloths which, under his own management w ill ho made to order. On sale, a choice assortment of ready made Clothing, Hosiery, Cups, _>c , i_e. j> WATSON, * TAILOR AND lIAIJIT MAKER, TEES STREET. R W., in "soliciting the patronage of the Gentlemen of Oamaru and district, to state th.it, hsn ing great CAporienee in the abo\c business in all its branches, ho is prepared to make to order every description of garment, in the mo.t modern _t t \le, at Aery low prices. All orders promptly attended toLachew' Riding Habits and Boys' Clothing made to order, at exceedingly low prices. N. 13. —Carpets mudo. Repairing and Cleaning done. BUTCHERS. npHE system of long credit has boon the 1 reason hitherto ghen by ButchcM as the cause of the very high retail price of Meat Wo have been induced, b\ liberal promise* of support, to htart business m this line heie on a CASH principle, determined to sell at us low a rcmuneiativo price as possible, and that the new system will enable us to f-ill at, nt least, 20 per cent, under the pnoos hitherto chfipged. We have now completed our arrangements to commence on the 27th instant, having pui'< luisod Me«s«r_ Sutliei land and Paisonb' shop, varils, and busnu'S", and will anxiously endeavor to give satisfaction to those a\lio support us, and confidently trust that, fioiii low price I ', the consumption will be so much increased as to amply repay us. 11. & J. MILLER. Oamaru, 20th October, ISGi. . PHOTOGRAPHY. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. T) H. GAUSSEN begs to inform the Public that ho has been induced to pay Oamaru another visit for the SHOW WEEK, and trusts those desirous of first-class Portraits on GLASS, LEATHER, OR PAPER, ■will favor him with au early call. P. A. G. solicits an inspection of the Specimens exhibited at his old Operating Room beside the STAR AND GAKTER HO[\EL. COFFEE! COFFEE!! J3URE COFFEE, Fresh Roasted & Ground can now- be had at COOKIIAM HOUSE. Coffee, warranted unadulterated, carcfulh packed in tins hot from the null, to up-country orders. Fresh Roasted Berries also sent to order. S. GIBBS. Oamaru, October 12, 186-4. -pwANIEL BROWN'S ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, WAITAKI FERRY. N.B.—Good accommodation for Travellers. Wines and Liquors of the best brands. Tho undersigned also desires to intimate to the Public that the above Ferry is on THE ONLY LINE OF ROAD between Oairaru and Timaru, and the SHORTEST ROUTE. DANIEL BROWN.