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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 40, 24 November 1864, Page 3

New Advertisements. CIDER! CIDER!! CIDER!!! "DEAL DEVONSHIRE CtDER, AT THE STAR AND (METER HOTEL. OUR OWN IMPORTATION. ON DRAUGHT OR IN BOTTLE. IN ANY QUANTITY. ARMSTRONG, PAYNE & NEWEY. "jV/fESSRS ROYSE, MUDIE AND CO. bog to inform their Constituents and others that they hare established A BRANCH OP THEIR HOUSE AT O AMARU. Having secured the lease of ~Mv Hevry France's Stores, in Tj no-street, they arc prepared to receive and SHIP WOOL, nnd supply every description of Station Stores. The Stores will be opened for business on the Ist December nest, under the management of Hi- B. BLUNDELL. TUT R S E D W A R D S' EDUC ATION AL ESTABLISIISIENT, EDEN'-sn?r;cT, OAjruir, To Open Second Monday in January, 1565. IyiTRS CHAS. FAXSIIAWE EVERESTE will shortly give her liighly Popular and Amusing Lecture, entitled " FLIRTATION " "jl/F X E L L E N, TAILOR, OAirißtr, Begs to return his sincere thanks to Ins friends foo their kind patronage, and gives notice that m consequence of (he difliculh in collecting his Accounts, In will do business on a C'ASn principle only. Cfentt-' Clothes cleaned and pressed. Carpets made. Order* promptly attended to. THE LOWER PERKY, WAITAKI. milE LOWER FERRY, WAITAKI, from JL and after this date (22nd day of Novembe •, 18f54,) will be earned on by LAMBERT at-l BURRELL, —Henry Wilson having retired fio.u the same by mutual consent. All outstanding debts against the Lower Forry, will be settled by Lambert and Burrell. (Signed) HENRY WILSON. JOHN BURRELL. JOSEPH LAMBERT. Witness—Abthttb Tcnrs. T7IEMALE TEACHER WANTED, for the JP OAMARU DISTRICT SCHOOL.—A S.ila.7 of £100 per annum ■will be given to a person qualified to teach Sew ing and the usual branches of a sound English education. . Applications, accompanied with full testimonials, to bo lodged with the undersigned, 011 or before tue 20th December. J. Y. WARD, Secretery. Oaraaru, 17th Nov , ISGt. O R~~ S A L TT. Delivei'able on the Wailaki in February, 18G5. 1018 SHEEP, more or less, Consisting of— Breeding Ewes, Ewe Lambs, and Wether Lambs, of various ages. For terms, cic. apply to J. LEMON, Oainaru Oamaru, Nov. 24, 1564. In r o ii i a E eT AMERICAN COOKTNG STOVES, newest patterns, just arrived, at the OAMARU HOUSE, Thames-street. 20 per cent, below Duuediu prices. SHRIMSKI k MOSS *n 0 it s a" l~ c". Two second-hand BULLOCK DRAYS, and one large HORSE DRAY, for Sale cheap. Apply to MATTHEWS & REID, Thanies-stree , -. "ORUITS AND VEGETABLES, JC m {heir season, to be had at J. FALCONER'S, Seedsman, Thames-street. "F PRY O R AN D C~O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEEDSMEN, Princes-street South, DuNnnry, Has on Sale all kinds of Farm and Garden Seeds, of the beeb quality. Country Orders punctually attended to. Experienced Gardeners recommended. QPEID BROTHERS beg to inform the Inhabitants of Oamaru and surrounding district, that on and after the Ist October Coals will be £1 per Ton at the Pit, and £2 10b. (fifty shillings) delivered in Oamaru. SPEID BROTHERS. Otepopo, 1864. DESIRABLE. SITE.—TO LET, on Building Lease, Section No. 4, Block XXV 1., in Townsnip of Oamaru, with frontage to Wausbecketreefc. ITor. particulars, apply "to STEPHEN & LAING, Princes-street, Dunedin; or F. PINKERTON & CO., Oamaru.