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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 346, 2 June 1877, Page 1

EU3IKZSS KOTiCcS. "ONEY I MONEY ! ! MONEY !I ! The Undersigned is prepared to Advance Money in Sums from L 250 to LIO,OOO, on Freehold Secuiity. 993 GEORGE JONES. ' O W LANDING . i Ex recent arrivals — "Woolpacks, Seaming*, Twine Linseed and Colza Oil Geneva JDKZ, Old Tom "Whisky—Laidlaw's famous Galashiels, and all other brands Ale —Palace Brewery, hhds., barrels, and bottles Stout —Guinness's, Blood's, and Pig brand Hops—Pale Kent, and Shoobridge's Tasmanian "Malt—ltandaL and Howell's, Purse Isinglass Fencing Wire Keiller's Confectionery, Figs, Sultana Baisins Port and Sherry of rare quality Oilmen's Stores —Barnes's and Morton's. NEILL & BOYD, 95 Dowling-street. LT» M P I It E HOTEL I Thames-Street, Oamaru. Proprietor. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the Choicest Brands. The Proprietor begs to inform his friends and the public generally that the Shades Restaurant will be still continued under the supervision of a competent Chef, and those favouring him with their patronage will get the best of Meals at the usual price. Sna E. HUDSON. QUEEN'S HOTEL, THAMES-STREET, JAMES MARKHAM, Proprietor.

PEOPEIETOE begs to inform the public generally thai lie has just taken the above house, which is BEING ENTIRELY ALTERED and RENOVATED to such a degree as that it will bear comparison with any other house in New Zt aland. He having also laid in a CHOICE STOCK of WINES, SPIRITS, &c, and intending to keep none other, hopes by civility and attention to the wants of his customers, to merit the patronage of the public. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BOAEDEES. THOMAS EICHMOND, WAIMATE HOTEL, Waimate, RESPECTFULLY announces to his large circle of friends that he has taken the above Hotel, and will at all times welcome them with cheerfulness and civility when they kindly please to visit him ; guaranteeing to supply none but the VERY BEST ALLS, WINLS, and SPIRITS j clean, cosy, and comfortable BEDS ; LUNCHEON, daily, from 12 till 2. Neatly furnished PRIVATE ROOMS (specially suited for snug parties of friends).

Commercial Travellers accommodated, and laid on to the best lines in everyTHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to RECEIVE FOR SALE, STORAGE, or SHIPMENT, GRAIN, WOOL, OR OTHER MERCHANDISE, AT HIS STONE AND CONCRETE STORES, Abutting on to the Railway Lines. Expenses are very much reduced in consequence of no cartage being required, and low premium for insurance. GEORGE SUMPTEK,