WHO'S WHO. REGISTRY OF FIVE. MRS. SHBPI'ARD, Hegistry Office for Servants, Tees-street, Oaiiiaru, SA DDLEIL JOHN HAN KIN, Sadler and Harness Maker, Maheno. STOREKEEPERS. A. J. S. HEADLAND, General Merchant, Thames-street. BOOTiI AND CO., "Wholesale and itctail Me re hants. Thames-street. CHARLES BECKIN'OSALE, General Story keeper and Provision Merchant, Otopopo. IRELAND AND ESTHER, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Wine anil Spirit Merchants. Thames-street. JAMES SCOTT, General Grocer, "Wine and Spirit Merchant, Tees-street. RESTAURANTS, ETC. H. NKWEY, The Shades, Empire Hotel, Thames-street. T. lIILLIK.ER, Family Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant. TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. D. TOOK BY, Draper, Clothier, and Outfitter. Thames-street. JOSEPH MOSS. Clothier and General Importer, Wholesale and Retail. Thamesstreet. JAMES EMSLIE, Tailor, Clothier, and General Outfitter. Thames-street. R. V. LINDSAY, Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, , and Hosier. W. SELBY, Tailor and Clothier, ItchcnWI LLI AM M'FARLANE, Gentlemen's : Outfitter, Tailor and Clothier, Boot and Shoe 1 Importer, &e., Thames-street. ! TIMBER MERCHANTS. ! BARRETT AND COLLINS, Timber Merchants. Saw Milters, and Turner, Steam Saw Mitts. Coc'tttet-stretit. C GALBRAITII AND CO.. Timber Merchants; North Otag»> Steam Saw, Planing, and Mowtrttttg Mitts, Thames-street, Oaiiiaru. It'ATVIIMAKEKS AND JEWELLEIiS. A. MCORKINDALE, Watchmaker and Je wetter. * JtddandSilver Smith,ltcheu-strcet, next Masonfc Half. JAMES MAR It, Mannfactnring Goldsmith ami Jeweller, Wansbeck-strcet. K. LUMSDEN, Practical Watch and Clixjkmaker, Thames-street, Oamani. ROBERT GARDNER, Practical Watchmaker nd Jeweller, Thames-street. WOOL SCOURER. JAMES WHEATLEY, Wnolscotirer and Fettmonger, Kakanttt River, Maheno. MISCELLANEOUS. JAMES ItEID, Town Crier, and Nightman, Dee-street. MACHINIST. 11. H. MOODY, Engineer and Machinist. A sttpply of sewing machines on sale. Machines repaired, and light engineering done, or models made. All orders promptly attended t«v
COACHES. SW* ANSON AND WAR BURTON'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES, Leave' the Booking Office (Star ami Carter J-t*>t«r.t)> as follows : D.Ut.Y, At 3 a.m., for DUXKDIN ami Lite f ydtate stages. / / ■-//} / KiAi*pgera \Jvfz& for TiMARU anil InturauMtata sugfcj/ leaving the Kail way Statist* at S a.m. OMARAMA COACH will leave Oamartt <->rt TtfKSI>AYS, at Z.Xti in the morning; an; I armv«s an FRIDAYS at 0.30 in the Pa.sd«niger» can depend upon being called for all thi Coaches. W. JULLY'AN, •2-i Agent. HOTELS. KOYAL HOTEL. EVERY AP.~&ttK OF TII.K BEST QUALITY OMLY. OIiTHEEN HOTEL, OAMAJRTJ. Visitors to the Town, Commercial TravtvUers. and jUbfcrs wiUjjuiCl this old csta-Mt-died lfo(e/ the comfortable in Oaniant. If " Hoarders, a WINE* AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BR AN DS PROCURABLE. * * Billiard Table—one of Alcock's best*,* LEWIS MORTON, 12 Proprietor. BUSINESS NOTICES- . A TRICK CROFTS LIAN BO
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 42, 9 June 1876, Page 1
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