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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 397, 6 August 1877, Page 3

WANTED T"S"7"ANTED, for Oamarama Station, a HUT COOK. Permanent hand. Must be a thorough baker.—Apply to T. H. Brown. 452 "\T7ANTED, PRIVATEAPARTMENTS, 'V with 150 Alt L>, for Three Single Men.—Apply, by letter, to Cau.v Tu.vl, Mail Office." 45<> Ss. (id., being sold at ss. 9d. Clegiiorn's, Waterloo House. 433 'ANTED, VISITORS and ItESIDENTS in Oamaru to know that the ROYAL HOTEL LUNCHEON ROOMS are NOW OPEN. 337 It. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. 7" ANTED KNOWN, that the Oamaru V V Evening 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 of any paper in the district. [RANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW that Advertisements of lb' Words or under are inserted in the Wanted Column of the Evening Mail for ONE SHILLING. [T ANTED, Persons in Want of SituaV tions, to Know that the Mail is the best means of making their wants known, as advertisements of that class are always looked for in Evening Papers. TTT ANTE D K N 0 W N. F. E A R L E'S LUNCHEON, DINING, & SUPPER ROOMS, Open Daily. Meals at All Hours^ Comprising all the Delicacies of the Season. Fresh Oysters always on hand. N.B.— Table d'hote at One p.m. on Sundays. 235 "ANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN \'V TO KNOW THAT THE MOST COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS ARE AT WATSON'S. Travellers called for early trains and coaches. BUSINESS NOTICES

WAITAKI HOUSE, OAM ARU. ■\ R E S S M A K I N G. DEPARTMENT Is now under the Superintendence of MRS. C A R T E R, Who was thoroughly trained to her Business under Madame Toussand, Duke-street, Grosvenor square, London, W.C., and subsequently for a lengthened period in two of the leading London Houses, viz., Messrs. James Shoolbred and Sons, Tottenham Courtroad, and Messrs. Marshall and Snelgrove, Oxford-street. MRS. CARTER has been, for the last eight months, with Messrs. Gait and Reid, Waimate, and has given thorough satisfaction to all their customers. We have every confidence in recommending Ladies, who desire a perfect fit, combined with elegance in style, good work, economy in cutting, and moderate charges, to give her a trial. WANTED—TWO APPRI-NTICES to DRESSMAKING.—A premium required. This is a rare opportunity for young ladies learning under a competent teacher. /jTILLIGAN & REID, DRESS & MANTLE MAKERS, Waitaki House, THAMES STEET, OAMARU. 109 Just Published. jAMILY HERALD, New Volume, ? containing Four Complete Novels, several Novelettes, numerous Short Stories, and Essays. The Saturday Review says:—"lts novels and tales are quite as well written as the best circulating-library stories."