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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 44, 22 December 1864, Page 1 (Supplement)

Tenders Wanted.

TENDERS FOR CARTAGE OF WOOL. SEPARATE TENDERS for the Cartage of One Hundred and One Hundred and Fifty (more or less) Bales of Wool from Omarama Station to Oamaru, will bo received by the Under* signed, up to SATURDAY, the 24th instant. Tenders to state tho price per Ton ; as also for about Ten Tons Back Carnage. To commence carting the Wool the first week ia January, 1865, and to take it away from the Shed ca shorn. Tho lowest or any Tender not necessarily arcepted. No objection to ono person having both Tenders, so long as Sixty Bales are taken away each week. F. T. WALKER. Omarama, 7th Dec, 1864. N.B. — Tho above Wool will be screw pressed.

mENDERS will be received until noon of JL WEDNESDAY, 4th January, 1865, for tl e erection of a portion of the CHURCH OF ENGLAND, at Oamaru. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Oamaru, at tho Office of J. Y. Wabd, Esq., Auctioneer, from 12th to 22nd December, (inclusive) and in Dunedin from 2Gth December to 4th January, at our Offices. RUMSEY AND JACKSON, Architects, Princes-street, Dunedin.

mENDE RS.— Wanted, Tenders for Fencing-. JL Specifications to be seen at the Office of this paper, or at Mr Reynold's Accommodation Hous^ Otepopo. ___ MASON & CLAYTON.

mENDERS Wanted, for Carting Stone, per JL cube foot, to Moeraki Jetty from Kakaiuii Quarries. Tenders to be lodged at the Quarries, until 25th instant, to P. and A. CAMPBELL.

Miscellaneous.

TO ARRIVE. ■DLACK GLACE SILKS, From 3s. 9d. per Yard, AT HOOD & SHENNAN'S, Wansbeck-street.

/"I L Y D E HOTEL, LONDON-STKEET, F4MPDEN. HENRY NEWEY Begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally that he has opened the above Hotel, with extensive alterations and additions. The new Double and Single Bedrooms will equal any on the road. Commercial Travellers and others w <H find evei y attention paid to their contort. H. N. has also added a spacious BILLIARD ROOM to tho establishment, with ono of Phelan'a best Billiard Tables. ME BAR AND CELLAR Have been stocked with a well-selected description of the best Wines, Spirits, Beer, &c. Cobb and Co.'a Coaches between Dunedin and Canterbury, call at the Hotel three times per week The STABI ES are under the charge of an efficiei t Groom. Proprietor ... HENRY NEWEY, (Of Armstrong, Payne and Newey, Oamaru}.

mO LET, ON LEASE. Sections 20, Block IV, Town of Oamaru „ 9, 10, 11, 12 „ V, „ „ 10, 11, 13, 14 „ VI, „ „ 3 and 12 „ VII, „ 13, 14, 15, 17 „ X, „ „ 5 „ XVLT, „ » 3 „ XX, » 1.2,3 „ XXII, „ » 2 „ XXIII, „ » 3,4,16 „ XXV, ,, 16 „ XXVI, „ 4,5,9,14,15 „ XLI, » 15, 17 „ XLI1, » 3, 4, 5 „ LXXX, „ » 11, 12 „ LXXXI, „ „ 8 „ LXXXVII,, Section 1 Block IV, Town of Hampdea » 1,2 „ XXXVI, „ „ 1,2 „ XXXIX, „ » 1» 2, 3 „ XL, „ Also, Several Sections fronting Tiverton and Ronaldsaystreets, Palmerston. For particulars, apply to W. G. FILLEUL, Papakaio.

OAMARU LAND AND BUILDING INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ALL parties wishing to transact any business in reference to the above Society, are requeste 1 to make either personal or written application to G. SUMPTER, Sec. Oamaru, Dec. 7th, 1864.

1LTRS CHAS. FANSHAWE EVEREST!? will Bhortly give her highly Popular and Amusing Lecture, entitled " FLIRTATION."

OPEID BROTHERS beg to inform the Inhabitants of Oamaru and surrounding district, that on and after the 1st October Coals will be £1 per Ton at the Pit, and £2 10s (fifty shillings) delivered in Oamaru. SPEID BROTHERS. Otepopo, 1864.

TO TAILORS.— Wanted, a good steady Workman; none but a first-class hand nee- 1 apply. R. WATSON, Tailor and Habit Maker, Tecs-street.

WANTED, by a middle-aged married man, without inciunbrance, a situation ni Ploughman, or Overseer on a Farm ; first-rato references either from home or the Colonies. Apply. R. AND J. MILLER, Butchers, Oamaru.

TT7"ANTED, a thorough good General V\ Servant. Wages, <£35 per annum. Apply at the office of this paper.