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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 41, 1 December 1864, Page 1

Business Notices. "V/TESSRS ROYSE, MUDIE AND CO. beg to inform their Constituents and others that they have established A BRANCH OF THEIR HOUSE AT OAMARU. Having secured the lease of Mr Henry France's Stores, in Tyne-street, they are prepared to receive and SHIP WOOL, and supply every description of Station Stores. The Stores will be opened for business on the Ist December next, under the management of Mr B. BLUNDELL. 1%/r , X E L L, E N, TAILOR, Wansbeck-street, Oamartt, Beg-5 to return his sincere thanks to his friends for their kind patronage, and gives notice that iv consequence of the difficulty in collecting his Accounts, he will do business on a CASH principle only. Gents' Clothes cleaned and pressed. Carpets made. Orders promptly attended to. THE LOWER FERRY, WAITAKI. THE LOWER FERRY, WAITAKI, from and after this date (22nd day of November, 1864,) will be carried on by LAMBERT and BURRELL, —Henry Wilson having retn-ed from the same by mutual consent. All outstanding debts against the Lower Ferry, will be settled by Lambert and Burrell. (Signed) HENRY WILSON. JOHN BURRELL. JOSEPH LAMBERT. Witness—Arthtte Toms. M R S EDWARD S' EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT, Eden-stbeet, Oamartt, To Open Second Monday in January, 1865. "VTOTICE.—We, the Undersigned, respeet_i]\| fully beg to announce to the inhabitants of the Waitaki and surrounding districts, that we have OPENED A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP On both sides of the RIVER WAITAKI, AT THE UPPER FERRY The Horse-Shoeing department, is under the able management of Mr Tait. P.S.—All Orderß entrusted to us will be executed with despatch and good workmanship. LOW k BRUCE. NOTICE. POISON for Dogs is Laid on my Lands at Cave Valley and Teneraki. JAMES HASSELL. Hotels. NORTHERN HOTEL, OAMARU. THE PROPRIETOR begs to return his thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon this establishment, and hopes that the general satisfaction he has given for the last four years will be considered a sufficient guarantee for the future. The BILLIARD ROOM is second to none m the Province —provided with one of Thurston's best tables, and is placed under the management of an efficient marker. A SPACIOUS HALL, in connexion with the Hotel, suitable for Public Meetings, Balls, Dinners, and Travelling Companies, capable of accommodating upwards of 200 persons. Saddle Horses, Buggies, Dogcarts, and Gigs always on hire. COBB AND CO.'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave the Northern Hotel as follows :— For Dunedin and intermediate towns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 5 a.m., returning every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half-past 6 p.m. Fares as under: — Oamaru to Otepopo £0 15 Dunedin to Blue3kin £0 15 „ Hampden 10 „ Waikouaiti 1 0 „ Palmerston 110 „ Palmerston 1 10 „ Waikouaiti 115 „ HampdeD 2 0 „ Blueskm 2 0 „ Otepopo 2 5 „ Dunedin 210 „ Oamaru 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 from Christchurch.) BOUNDARY CREEK HOTEL. SCHLEUTER and M'LEOD, Proprietors, BEG respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Oamaru and surrounding District that they will meet with Good Accommodation at the above House, combined with moderate charges GOOD STABLING, And every attention guaranteed. HAMPDEN HOTEL, HAMPDEN, MOERAKI. WILLIAM MURCOTT, Proprietor. A STAGE for the Oamaru and Dunedin Coaches Daily. KARTIGI HOTEL, MOERAKI. Four Miles South from Hampden. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. A SECURE PADDOCK FOR HORSES, &o. WM. M'KENNY, Proprietor.