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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 561, 18 February 1878, Page 3

I WANTED TTANTEP. a Respectable Girl as NURSE, tor the country. f!oo< references require.!. Apply to Mr;. San ford, Ncii-stn.*et. '-I'-' TTTANTKB, a HOUSEKEEPER.— YV Applv. Box No. 90, Post Office. >J I'L'A '.'i<i N as Nursery : v'V Oovcnuss. !ir-t-c':iss hand with the needle. Highest references given.— Apply, Iji.\in:it.-\'iios fKiVi'i - . 593 TTTANTED, BOARD and RESIDENCE, V? or Furnished Lodgings without Board.—Address, U'roriA, Kykninc Mail Office. 012 W~ "ANTED, a CHURCH OFFICER for St. Paul's Church. Applications received till 22nd Inst.—Apply, John Fai.conkr. r " .TANTED to PURCHASE or HIRE, Y V Spring Carts or Expresses, Horses, and Harness.—Apply at once, E. B. I'karce. 898 t«/"ANTED KNOWN—After the 21st. V V several hundred LEGS Prime MUTTON, supplied daily, from SIXPENCE EACH.—E. B. PKAiirE. S!>7 WANTED KNOWN—Tweed and Cloth Remnants, suitable for Boys' Clothing. Must he cleared by end of the month. —Mackaklani? and Co. 879 "VTrTANTED, Persons in Want of SituaV y tions, to Know that the Mail is th« ! best means of making their wants known by advertisements of that class are always looked for in Evening Papers. ?'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. IT A N T E D K N O W N—TO ARRIVE All the VOLUMES FOR 1577. 'YXT A N T E D K N 0 W N. F. E A R L K'S LUNCHEON, DINING. & S UPPER. ROOMS, Open- Daily. Mkals at All Horns, Comprising all the Deli'-acies of the Season. Fresh Oysters always on hand. N. Pi.—Table d'hote at One p.m. on Sundays -\\T A N T E 1) K N 0 W N W That the SWAN STABLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of tiie Proprietor— MR. B. PER RV. And, therefore. Horses at Livery will

I be. carefully attcmloil to. N.B. Hiitryics aii'l Saddle Morses on Hire by the Week, I.hiy. or Journey. 432 ITTA N" T K D K N 0 \V X.— SHADES RESTAURANT, KMP I R E H O T E L. THAMES-STREET. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

"O a 11. wa v hk f !•: eh hme nt n (.«.: .MA. TI.MAIU", are now Ol'EN'.Train will remain "20 minutes for Travi jto take Refreshments. Luncheon, I)ii i Tea anil Cofi'ec. anil Meals from half-;..' ja.m. till S o'clock p.m. Wines and .Si I of the Best Brands kept. 97. r > S. DkCOSTA. Less* WANTED VISITORS TO DUNE TO KNOW THAT THE MOST COM VO II TAP.LE BEDROOMS ARE AT WATSON'S. Oamaru Evenini; Mail Filed. TO LET. That Commodious RESIDENCE, lately occupied by Mrs. Fanar, containing 11 Rooms, with Stable, Washhouse, and Fowlhousc adjoining. For particulars, apply to MESSES. FLEMING- k HEDLEY, Oainarn ; or to DAVID BOOTH. The well known BOARDING-HOUSE situated near Hay and Barr's Mill, in Severn-street, lately occupied by Thomas Haniion, who has taken the - White Hart Hotel. It has splendid accommodation ; containing Ten Bedrooms, Two Sitting-rooms, Kitchen, and Storeroom. For particulars, apply to M: GRANT, 599 Alliance Hotel, Oamaru. BUSINESS NOTICES. WAITAKI HOU SE, THAMES-STREET. Reductions in Gents' Department. (Unparalleled value.) Men's Trousers and Yests ... (Surprisingly cheap.) Men's Galatea Coats (Nothing like them in town.) Men's Stiff Felt Hats, from (Newest shapes.) Boys' Straw Hats, from Childs' Boots, from ... WAITAKI II OUS E, Teamek-strekt. New Stock of ADIES' and Children's KID BOOTS I SHOES, &c. The Best Value in Oamaru, at P. TOOHEY'S.