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WANTED WANTED, a CHURCH OFFICER for St. Paul's Church. Applications received till 22nd Inst.—Apply, John; FalcoNeu. Wanted, a girl about 12 or h years.—Apply, Mrs. Adam, near North Otago Hotel. Sfi.' WANTED, a Good GENERAL SER YANT.— Apply, Mrs. Herhman, Usk-street. WANTED, an Intelligent YOUTH for the Stationery business. —Apply_at once, to E. L. Rule, Oamaru. 873 ANTED—BOYS to Run the Evening Mail.—Apply, Office of this paper. w WANTED to LET, SHOP in Wear- • street, lately occupied by Mrs. Davies. Thames-street North. —J. Hardy. ' 857 WANTED KNOWN—Tweed and Cloth Remnants, suitable for Boys' Clothing. Must be cleared by end of the month. —Macfa rlane and Co. 879 ■ANTED KNOWN—OAMARU RE- , . GISTRY OFFICE for Servants, Ploughmen, Cooks, Harvesters, and Employers, Wear-street, under Martin's Photographic Studio.—M. Davis and Co, 658 W w ANTED KNOWN. F. EA 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 atOne p.m. on Sundays 235 WANTED KNOW N That the SWAN STABLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor— MR. B. PERRY, And, therefore, Horses at Livery will be carefully attended to. N.B. —Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire by the \Yeek, Day, or Journey. 432 RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS TIMARU, are now OPEN.—The Train will remain 20 minutes for Travellers to take Refreshments. Luncheon, Dinner, Tea and Coffee, and Meals from half-past 6 a.m. till 8 o'clock p.m. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands kept. 975 S. DeCOSTA. Lessee. ANTED KNOW N.— SHADES RESTAURANT, EMPIRE HOTEL, THAMES-STREET." w MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 625 WANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN TO KNOW THAT THE MOST COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS ARE AT WATSON'S. Oamaru Evening Maip Filed. Travellers called for early trains and coache3

BUSINESS NOTICES EVENING SCHOOL. M R, JOHN RICE Will conduct EVENING CLASSES In the South School. Those wishing to attend are requested to send in their names to Mr. Rice before SATURDAY NEXT. ~\TEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM±S PANY. The above Company is prepared to INSURE GRAIN IN FIELD, STACK, OR. STORE; Or, if required, from Field to Store, and to take Risks on Thrashing Mills for Time or Season, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. GEORGE SUMPTER, 610 Agent. 0 N E Y T 0 LEND, In Sums to suit Borrowers, At from Seven per cent, interest. Rate depending on the nature of the Security. GEORGE SUMPTER. 75 rjpHE Undersigned is prepared to receive I for Sale, Storage, or shipment GRAIN, WOOL, OR OTHER MERCHANDISE, At liis 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. Also, has For Sale— CORNSACKS, SEWING TWIN®, GOALS, AND WIRIS. 761 GEORGE SUMPTER. -y ALENTINES ! VALENTINES ! ! VALENTINES ! ! ! A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY AT EONAYNE AND COTTRELL'S. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! JN E W GOODS!!! First Shipment for the Season of BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for Spring and Summer Wear. "AS. MOLLISON AND SON respectfully invite Inspection of the Goods they have JUST OPENED OUT. Being of a very SUPERIOR QUALITY, and embracing all the Latest NOVELTIES in the Trade, they cannot fail in giving every SATISFACTION to the wearer. BOOTS AND SHOES Of Every Variety Made to Order on the Premises at the SHORTEST NOTICE. AST Note the Address— JAMES MOLLISON AND SON, Thames-street, 922