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North Otago Times, Volume IV, Issue 54, 2 March 1865, Page 1

Hotels.

STAR AND GARTER HOTEL, OAMARU. rTIHE Proprietors in returning thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upou them, beg to intimate that nothing shall be wanting on their part to merit a contiuuaucc of the same. The Cusine is under tho charge of a highly efficient Cook ; and tho Board and Residence cannot fail to meet the wants of every one. Tho Bar, Wine and Spirit Storo, &c, is under Mr R. M. PAYNE'S personal supervision. The Stables are under the charge of a first-class Groom. Wine?, Spirits, Draught and Bulk Ales aud Porter delivered hi small quantities, at wholesale prices. ARMSTRONG, PAYNE & NEWEY, Proprietors. N.B.— Cobb and Co.'s Coaches leave aud arrive at the Hotel to and from Duuedin, Chrislchurch, and intervening towns, three days a-weelr. Passengers can rely upon being called in time for any of the Coaches.

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

/^LYDE HOTEL, LONDON-STREET, HAMPDEN. 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 will find every attention paid to their comfort. H. N. has also added a spacious BILLIARD ROOM to the establishment, with one of Phelan'o best Billiard Tables. THE BAR AND CELLAR Have been stocked with a well-selected description of the best Wines, Spirits, Beer, &c. Cobb nnd Co.'s Coaches between Dunediu and Canterbury, call at the Hotel three times per week. The STABLES are under the charge of an efficient Groom. Proprietor ... HENRY NEWEY, (Of Armstrong, Payne and Newey, Oamaru).

BOUNDARY CREEK HOTEL. SCHLEUTER and M'LEOD, Proprietors, 1_>EG respectfully to inform the iubabi- •^-^ tants 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, MOEEAKI. 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 SECUllE PADDOCK FOR HORSES, &o. WM. M'KENNY, Proprietor.

Entire Horses.

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND BREEDERS" OF HORSE STOCK. mHE favorite Entire DRAUGHT HORSE YOUNG DOUGLASS, Will stand at call at the Farm, Punchbowl, on Tuesdays ; Hampclen on Wednesdays ; returning on Thursdays ; O.imavu on Fridays. Young Douglass is now seven years old, was bred by Mr John Menzies, Merri Creek, Victoria ; Sire — Old Douglass, imported from Scotland, who hns left some of the best stock in Victoria ; Dam — Violet, imported from Tasmania ; Violet by the celebrated Grey Champion. Younff Douglass is a rich dark brown, faultless iu symmetry, very active, a kind worker, and a certain foal getter. His stock are strong and well dispositioncd, and nt all the exhibitions at which they have been shown they havo obtained either first or second prizes. He has himself taken four first and four second prizes in Melbourne and elsewhere. Terms, £5 each ; groom 5s. £2 5s to be paid at time of serving ; balance at the end of the season. A good paddock will be provided at the farm, freo for tw o months ; afterwards 3s per week will be charged. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility. Payments to be made before removal of ruares. ALEXANDER AITCHISON, ' Proprietor. Oamaru, October 12, 1864.

STRAY Working, Bullock, red and white spotted, with down horns, R brand on off rump, -with several indistinct brands on near rump ; fore quarter out of near ear, r and slit in off ear. The same has been running atffjtotfold three weeks. The owner can have it by paying expenses. THOMAS KERENS.