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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 45, 29 December 1864, Page 1

Business Notices.

OAMARU LAND AND BUILDING INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ALL parties wishing to transact any business in reference to the above Society, EP'e requested to make either personal or writ Leu application to G. SUMPTER, Sec. Oamaru, Dec. 7th, 18G4.

JOHN M E R R Y, riTER FERUY, WAITAKI, Begs to in "oi m Ihe Public generally Uial he has a substantial NEW BOAT co isiaruly enplaned at the above Feny, for fie CON TE V" \NCE of PASSENGERS and GOODS, at the following Reduced Prices ; — Footmen ... ,., Is. Gd. Horsemen ... . . 3s. 0d. Freight in Pro^'lion. JOHN MERRY, Up^er Ferry, WaitakL Dec. 10th, 186 1.

aPEID BROTHERS, beg to inform the Inhabitants of Oamaru and surrounding district, that on and after the 1st October Coals \i ill be £1 per Ton at the Pit, and £2 10s (fifty shillings) delivered in Oamaru. SPE1D BROTHERS. Otepopo, 1864.

Hotels.

NORTHERN HOTEL, OAMARU. THE PROPRIETOR begs to return his thanks for ihe liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon this esiab'i-hincnt, and hopes that the general satisfaction he has gncn for the la«t four years will be eonsideied a sufficient guarantee for the future Ti.«' BILLIARD ROOM is scroll to none in the Province — provided with oue of Tlmrston's best tables, and is placed under the management of an efficient mat ker. A SPACIOUS HALL, m connexion with the Hotel, suitable for Public Meetings, Balls, Dinners, and Travelling Companies, capable of accommodating upwards of 200 pi rsons. 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, Thursdav, and Saturiliy, at 5 n.m., returning every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half-past 6 p m. Fares as under : — Oamaru to Otepopo £0 13 DunednitoHlnpsLin £0 15 ,, H.iinprlen 10 ,, W.u\cmaiti 1 0 „ Palruei-ton 1 10 „ P.,lmer>ton 1 10 ,, Waikouaiti 1 15 ,, H.inipdeu 2 0 ,, Blueskin 2 0 ,, Otepopo 2 5 „ Dunedin 210 ,, Oanjani 2 10 To meet tho Canterbury Mail at the Waitaki -*■ Ferry every Thursday, at 9 a in. HOT COFFEE and other refreshments provided for passengers leaving by the early Coach. A. BAKER, Proprietor.

WHITE HART HOTEL, O A M A K U . GOOD STABLING, and Horses carefully attended to. Also, a Good Stockyard. HENRY WILSON, Proprietor. (Late fi'om Christchurch.)

pLYDE HOTEL, LONDON-STREET, HAMPDEN. HENRY NEWEY Begs leave to inform his fi tends and the public generally that he has opened the above Hotel, witii extensive alterations and additions. The new Double and Single Bedrooms will equal any on the road. Commercial Travellers and others t> ill find every attention paid to their comfort. H. N. has also added a spacious BILLIARD ROOM to the establishment, with oue of Phelan's best Bdhard Tables. THE BAR AND CELLAR Have been stocked with a well-selected description of the best Wines, Spirits, Beer, &c. Cobb and Co 's Coaches between Dunedin and Canterbury, call at the Hotel three times per week. The STABLES are under the charge of an efficient Groom. Proprietor ... HENRT NEWEY, (Of Armstrong, Payne nnd Ncwey, Oamaru}.

BOUNDARY CREEK HOTEL. SCHLEUTER and M'LEOD, Proprietors, TI>EG respectfully to inform the inhabi- -*-' tants of Oamaru and surrounding DJbti-ictj that they wdl meet with Good Accommodation at the above House, combined with moderate charges GOOD STABLING, And every atteution guaranteed.

H4MPDEN HOTEL, HAMPDEN, MOERAKI. WILLIAM MURCOTT, Proprietor. A STAGE for the Oamaru and Dunedin Coaches Daily.

KARTIGI HOTEL, 11OERAKI. Four Miles South from Hampden. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. A SECURE PADDOCK FOR HORSES, Sec. Wil. M'KENNY, Proprietor.