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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 270, 5 March 1877, Page 3

WANTED. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, an Efficient JUNIOR GOVERNESS in a Ladies' Select School. Apply to Airs. M., J. Booth and Co., Thames-street. ANTED TO SELL, first-class Single BUGGY", nearly new. Apply E. Grave, Thames-street. WANTED KNOWN—M. TAYLOR has just received another Large Assortment of Human Hair Plaits from 12s. 6'd. each. ANTED KNOWN—M. TAYLOR has just received another Large Assortment of Ladies' Curled Head-Dresses from 17s. 6d. each. 558 WANTED, a MILL, to thresh 500 acres of crop. Apply to Fleming and Hedley. ANTED, TENDERS, at per Doz , for THE DELIVKEY uF THK MAIL. The Paper is ] üblished at 5 o'clock, tach evening, and steady respectable men might make a considerable addition to their income by a couple of hours' w<>rk each night. Tenders to be sent in to the Office on or lefore TUESDAY NhXT, at 4 p.m. L N T E D KNOWN, That R. H. MOODY, Hairdresser, has fi AMOVED from Thamesstieet to those premises lately occupied by Mii. ILLS, opposite the ROYAL HOTEL, Tees-street. 544 ANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN TO KNOW THAT THE MOST COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS AKE AT WATSON'S. Travellers called for early trains and coaches. 64 ANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW, that Adve: tisement-.s of If! Words or under are inserted in the Wanted Column of the Kvkkixg Mail for ONE SHI LUNG. ANTKD KNOWN, that the Oamaru Kve>ing- Mail presents Special Advantages to persons in Want of Servants, as it is essentially the working man's paper, and consequently has the Largest Circulation or" any paper in the district. ANTED, Persons in Want of Situations, to Know that the M • il is the best means of making their wants known, as advertisements of that class are always looked for in Evening Papers. OAMARU GRAMMAR SCHOOL. npiIIRD and FOURTH MASTERS X REQUIK ED—Salaries £175 and £l5O respectively. In the former case ability to teach French and Drawing very desirable. Applications, with testimonials, to be forwarded to the undersigned before 15th MARCH. 509 JOHN HARDY, Secretary Oamaru Schools Committee. NOTICE. ESSR JOHN BROGDEN & SONS requests that ALL ACCOUNTS against them be at once RENDERED IN DUPLICATE to their Offices, Tyne-street, Oamaru. JAMES DUNBAR, Agent. ON and after the 15th INSTANT, until further notice, the following CHARGES wiJl be LEVIED at the PORT OF KAKANUI : INWARDS. General Merchandise, 3s. 4d. per 40 cubic feet Sawn and Split Timber, up to Gin. by 6in., or not exceeding 3 superficial to 1 lineal foot, s)d. per 100 suijeificial feet Round and .Squared Logs, ss. per 320 superficial feet. OUTWARDS. General Merchandise and Personal Effects, 2s. Gd. per 40 cubic feet. Wheat and Flour, 2s. per 12 sacks Oats, Potatoes, aiid Barley, Is. Sd. per 12 sacks Pollard and P>ran, Is. Sd. per 14 sacks Wool—pressed, Is.; impressed, Is. 4d. per bale Hides, 2d. each ; Skins, id. each Great Cattle, 5s ; small Cattle, 4d. per head; Lambs, 2d.; Calves, 4d Returned Merchandise and Empties, onehalf inward rate Minimum Charge for Parcels, 6d. each Machinery and Special Goods, as per agreement. All goods landed to be removed within 72 hours from time of landing, or otherwise a charge equal to one-fourth of the above rates will be made for each day, or part of day, during which they are allowed to remain on the wharf. All goods to be at risk of owners or consignees, the Board undertaking no responsibility as to their safe custody, or as. to any damage which may be sustained from any cause whatever. T. M. HARDY-JOHNSTON, 483 Secretary Kakanui Harbor Board.