WHO'S WHO. REGISTRY OFFICE. MRS. SHEPPARD, Registry Office for Servants, Tees-street, Oamant. STOREKEEPERS. A. 1. S. HEADLAND, Gcueral Merchant, Thames-street. BOOTH AND CO., Wholesale and Retail Merchants. Thames-street. CHARLES BECKINGSALE, General Storekeeper an«t Provision Merchant, Otot)Otll>. I RELAX D AND ESTHER, Wholesale ami Retail Grocers, Wine ami Spirit Merchant.*, Thames-street. JAMES SCOTT, General Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Tecs-street. T. HILLIKER, Family Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant. RESTAUR AXTS, ETC. 11. NEWEY, The Shades, Empire Hotel, Thames-street. TAILORS AXD CLOTHIERS. D. TOOHEY. Draper, Clothier, and Outfitter, Thames-Street. JOSEPH MOSS, Clothier and General Importer, Wholesale and Ketail. Thainess treat. JAMES EMSLIE. Tailor. Clothier, and General Outfitter. Thames-street. 8.. C. LINDSAY, Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, and Hosier. W. SELBY, Tailor and Clothier, Itehtnstreet. WILLIAM M'FARLANE, Gentlemen's Outfitter. Tailor and Clothier, Boot and Shoe Importer, &c, Thames-street. TIM BE ft MERC It A XTS. PULTON. BARRETT. AND CO.. Ttmtar Merchants, Saw Millers, and Turners, Steam Saw Mitts. Co<iitet-street. I". GALBKAITK AND CO.. Tsmher Merchants. North Otago. Steam Saw, Planing, and Moulding Mills. Thatnes-straet, Oamant. H'ATCIIifAKERS AXD JEWELLERS. A. M'CORKINDALE. Watchmaker and Jeweller.* rotdandSilver Smith, Itehen-streut, next Masonic Half. JAMES MARK. Manttt'actftring Goldsmith and Jeweller. Wanaheek-street. R.. LUMSDKN. Practical Watch and Clockruaker. Thames-street. Oamant. ROBERT GARDNER. Practical Watchmaker nd Jeweller, Thames-stive*. ii'OOL SCOVHER. JAMES WHEATLEY, ami E'cUmonger. Kakanns River, Maheuo. MtSCELLAXEOIS. JAMES REID, Town Crier, and Nightman, Dee' Street. MACHIXIST. K. H. Mtf)ODY, Engineer and Machinist. A supply ot sewing machines on sale. Machines repaired, and light engineering done, or models made. All" orders promptly attended t.* COACHES. SWANSON AND WAKBIFRTON'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES, Leave the Booking Office fSUr and Garter Hotel), as follows : D.«t,V, At T>a. m.. t'or DUNEDIN and Intermediate stages. Tlie aliove having taken a FRESH E.EASI-: of t'he SWAN* HOTEL LIVERY S f ARLES. Wg to intimate- that they have a iu»nl>er of fu,"sst-«ta.->s Baggies and SaddleHorse J alv.avs en hire at the alw»v« address : Night groom la attendance. Passengers can depend ttpon being called t'or alt tIW-fc'oaehes. J. B. TRIBE. ■:t Agent. HOTELS. e; o C T E It ' S ROYAL HOTEL. KW.RT ARWE.fi OP THB .BEST st\\£.m* OIUY. TORT H E R N OAMA.IU". H O T E L, Visitors to the Town. Commercial Traveller*,, and others %iU find this old established Hotel the W>st comt'ortaWe in Oamam. Room for si'limited nttmher ot Boarders, at moderate chf WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS PROCURABLE. * Billiard Table LEWIS MORTON, Proprietor.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 100, 16 August 1876, Page 1
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