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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 301, 11 April 1877, Page 3

WANTED, an Intelligent. BOY, to -work in Printing Office., Apply Events® Mail office. . • - , TANTED, Two FURNISHED ROOMS, f . .with or without Board." . Apply to "Q. R.," Office of this Paper. ; • . . WANTED KNOWN. —BOARD and RESIDENCE at^Cakk ner of Reed 'and Coquet Streets.,,'.. •' —'*77j$ANTED—BUYERS : 100 /Tens'.' Kaitangata COAL. Prime sample. Cheap for Uush. Delivered own vans<B. PjiARCK 7Q& TIJANTKD, CONTRACTORS to CROSS » V .• Pi,OUGi. at Wskbank. • Parthorew found. Apply t arly to ; Fleming- 1 -a3j» llkdlijy. . . . - . A N TED li N OWN, Large : Quantity of SHAG POINT COAL, received 'via iVloeraki. G. GheenfieLD'.. . . WANTED the. PUBLIC to KNOW that Advertisements of It! Words or under are'inserted in the Wanted'Golutisn of the'EvknkvG Mail for ONE•••SHILLING;;;; \ J ANTED KNOWN, .-that the-Oantaru Evening j\lAiL'presents..-Speoiai'Ad-vantages to persons in Want of «s it is essentially the working man's pacer, and consequently has the LargestJJirculatfon of any paper in the district. ' \ ~\KTANTED, Persons in Want of Situa- ■ W --•• tions, to Know that the .Mail is the best means of making their wants-known, as advertisements of that class are always Jooke for in Evening Papers.'* " -v WANTED —TENDERS, on or befor* SATURDAY, 15th - INST., for PLOUGHING 110 acres (more or .less)_,o stubble land, 011 the property lately occupie by Mr. A. M 'Naught, Friston/Cave Valley. For particulars, apply-to • . F. EI. TOWNSEND, 779 Tyne-street. ANTE D - Iv N 0 W 3f. The - ' ? WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER Has a stall every SATURDAY NIGHT in THAMES-STREET. The very best MEAT at REDUCED PRICES. After 10 p.m. all meat on hand will be still iiuther reduced a halfpenny per lb. Everything must be cleared out. No connection wnli. any other butcher. . - 782

''ANTED VISITORS TO PUNEDIN TO KNOW ■ TIIAT THE MOST| ' - COM FORTABLE BEDRuOM. 1 £ AKE AT WATSON'S. Travellers called for cn.rly trains arid coaches. c: WANTED KNOWN— ■: II ARL TO S TIIO MP S 6'ST, FRUITERER, " : " v ; POTJLTERER & FISHMONGER,. ~ Begs to announce that he has OPENED that Shop iuttiy oceUj inl Ly Mr. 11. J. Bus/ion in 1 liuiuus-fcti out, Miit'jo he will be prepared to supply ii < sli i iili, luuit, and Poultry all the year rounll. ... «• . N.B. —Fresh Oysters Dally.' - 519 _. . • : • ■ A N TED K N O W N:' OYS i'ERS !. . OYSTER'S ! ! OYSTERS'! If " 8. SKWE .Y . -Wislies t.o.ia-6ia' :llic public.••£-Oamarit th*tthe .-east-ii having coiiiincnoed,.h.e : 'yviU. bfcin, ncaipt of his Ritf.ULAR. bUPPLY -hy ; ;- EVERY STEAMER.' . S. NEWEY, Fuuiteeek. .asd Poulterer,., .. THAM F.S-STREET.; . • EGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN OAMARU AS» DUNE IJlls. XfMii From Oamaru.—The. Oamaru and Dunedio Steamship Co.'s s.s. WAITAEJ, ey®rj Wednesday and Saturday,'at.lo.3o a.-ia. ' The Union Steamship C0.,'3 p.s. SAMSOJf, every Monday and Thursday, at 5.S# p.m. ' " ~ From \Dunedin—The'Oamaru and Dunedin Steamship-Co: 's srs/ WAITAKI, every ' Tuesday and Friday, at 7 a.mi. " - The Union Steamship Co.'s p.s . SAMSbK", every Wednesday and Saturday,: at 936 p.m., ' '■ • '.'V ■' Return-Tickets for Port Chalmers issued -on Saturdays by Waitaki at 20s:, to return same evening by Samson, thus givisg afe*st. -six hours in Dunedm. . . H.AITKEN, - - • Ageat.^