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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 335, 21 May 1877, Page 3

NOTICES. V. R. Notice is hereby given that the Revising Officer will hold a Court for the Revision of the List of Voters of the District of Waitaki on j\IONDA Y- tlie "2Sfch day of MAY, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court-house, Oamaru; at which Court will be heard and determined all claims duly made-to have names inserted in the said List of Voters, and all objections duly made to the names of persons being retained or placed on the Electoral Rolls of the saul District. The names of persons Avhose Christian names or whose qualifications shall be wholly omitted, where by law required to be specified in the same list, or whose place of abode or the nature or description of whose qualifications are insufficiently described for the purpose of being identified, will be expunged unless the matter so omitted or insufficiently described be then supplied. The Revising Officer will also, at the said Court, make such corrections in the said list, and do all such other acts as are required of him by the Registration of Electors Act, 1566. Dated at Dunedin this Ist day of May, 1877. WM. M. HODGKINS, 949 Revising Officer. NOTICE. "ESSES. LINTOTT & OTTER SON beg to inform the Inhabitants of Oamaru and neighbourhood that they have disposed of their SMALL CASK TRADE to Messrs. Newsham and Co., who will act as their Sole Agents for Ale and Stout, both in Cask and Bottle. IN Reference to the above, MESSRSNEWSHAM & CO., will be prepared (on and after THURSDAY, the 24th INST.) to supply Private 5 ainilies with ALE and STOUT, in Bottle or 2, o, 10, and IS Gallon Kegs. All Orders forwarded to Bottling Stores, opposite the Brewery, Ribble-strcct, will receive prompt attention. 9SrjpHE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER Has REMOVED to one of MR, HA R D Y'S SHO PS, near the northern Town Boundary, where he is prepared to supply all who patronise him with GOOD BEEF, MUTTON, &c., At the Lowest Prices. Note the Address — ear WORKING MAN'S BUTCHERY, Thames-street Ncth. !-)/•> "E, the Undersigned, trading as Coal Miners, at Papakaio, have this day DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP by mutual consent. WALTER B. CAIRNS, A. PLENNES. Witness to both signatures, WILLIAM BEE. Oamaru, May ISth, IS; 7. All Outstanding ACCOUNTS due us are requested to be paid at once to Messrs. SI'ENCE and Bee, Oamaru, whose receipt shall be a sufficient guarantee for the same. Also, all Accounts against the above firm to be sent in to Walter B. Cairns, Wharekuri, Waitaki. y ■o IN Consequence of the Death of MR. GEORGE ANDERSON, Bootmaker. Oamaru, the Business, which has been so successfully conducted by him for the past Eleven Years, will be disposed of. The Stock is New, and Replete with Goods necessary to carry on a Successful and Profitable Business. It consists of Ladies' and Gents' Dress, Balmoral, and Lace-up Boots ; Youths' and Children's Boots in Endless Variety ; Men's Clothing, etc., etc. This is an opening for an energetic man of small capital, not met with every day. The business is only being parted with in order that everything may be realised for the benefit of Mrs. Anderson. Tenders for the Stock and Goodwill will be received up to the END of MAY, addressed to Messrs. R. L. RULE and GEORGE BROWNLEE, from whom all information may be obtained. SS3 BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! J AS. MOLLIS ON AND SON'S New Boot and Shoe Warehouse In Thames-street Is replete with every variety of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes of the very best quality, of the very latest fashion, and at the very lowest possible prices. J. M. and S. have every confidence in inviting inspection of the Stock with which they have Opened, it having been very carefully selected, and including goods from the best French, English, and Colonial manufacturers. The Manufacturing Department has always received from J. M. and S. very particular attention, and employing, as they do, only experienced workmen, and using the best materials, they feel confident in giving every satisfaction to the Customers in this Department. Note the address— Shrehski and Moss's New Buildings, Thames-street. 922