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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 622, 1 May 1878, Page 3

WANTED WANTED, .a HOUSEKEEPER fo town. Must lie good conk nn< | laundress.—Apply by letter,. iLiiL Office 'TAXT!'!'. a MAKi: horses. Apply. A. J. S. J!i;adlan!'. T hames-street. o'ii rT TANTED, SECOND COOK.— Apply, Queen's Hotel. 51 fi [TANTKD, a COOK.—Apply, Spente iju Hee. 507 fTANTKD, by ayoungla.lv, competent TT to iirjpart an ordinary English education, and to teach the rudiments oE French, the pianoforte, and singing, a SITUATION a.s governess in town or coun'vy. inferences, if required.—Apply, M. K., office of this paper. T ANTED, l.y a young mar:, a SITUATION a.s bookkeeper, or correspondence clerk. Writes a good hand, and is capable of making himself useful in an office in almost any capacity. Salary nc object. —Apply office of thin paper. \TTANTKD KNOWN-GOM FoRTAB HOME for Two Children.-Ap D., Mail Office. ; WANTED, Everyone to call and inspect the new Stock of Hoots and Shoes, just landed, at James Moi.t.ison" and Soys'. WANTED, Everyone to note the address—Jamfs Moli.ison and Sons, Thames-street, Oaniaru, and Rattraystreet, Dunedin. "\TTAXTKD KNOWN—JAMES MOLVV LISON AND SOX. |Scot, :md Shoe Importers, have just opened out their Fir-t Sliipment tor the Season of New <-,„,ds. .«7"A\TKII KNOWN—Wins,::- Goods ! >V Winter Goods : Inlinii.: variety, at lamks Moi.i.i.so.v a:<i> - : ons', Boot and Shoe Warehouse. VITANTED KNOWN—Boots and Shoes H of Every Description made to order m the shortest notice, at Jamks Miii.liso.v %iTA.\TF.D KNOWN—VACANCY for W two gentlemen HOAKRKHS in a irivate family.—Apply, Mr. IlreiiErf' Store, teed-srreet. " I»S2 UT ANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW V t that Advertisements of 16 Words or nider are inserted in the Wanted Column of he Kvkn-in-<; Mail for ONE SHILLING. XXT A N T E D K N O W N—\V F. EARLE, PASTRYCOOK aNIi CoKJ-'ECTfoKKIt, THAMES-STREET, Facing the Tost Office. All kinds 01 Pastry and Confectionery .hvays on hand. Wedding and Christening 'akes on Hand ami to order. Ralls, Soirees. Vedding Breakfast?, &c\, catered for on the •hortest Notice. '2.'-!5 «T?'A N T i: I> K N 0 W N V* Tli.tt th& SWAN STABLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor--MU. H. PKR RY. knd, therefore. Horses at livery lie carefully attended to. N.R.— Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire iy the Week, Da\, or Journey. A"2 STfA N T K i) K N 0 V." N.— EMP I R IT O T E L, MEALS AT ALL HOCKS. 625 rANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN To KNOW THAT THE MOST COM FOKTA RLE BEDROOMS A UK AT WATSON'S. sellers called for BUSINESS NOTICES ,N and after the Ist MAY, MILK will be sold bv the undersigned at 5d per ART. JOHN" ROBERTSON EDWARD HOGAN KNIGHT AND MILLS W. H. I,'OHB I H. E. O. EVANS AND CO. J. WALLS JOSEPH WILLIAMS JOHN THO.UI'MJN F. COL LIS. amaru, 'J'.Hh April, IS7S. 505 at. SOMKRVILLE'S MEETINGS. H Y M N ROOKS Mav be obtained RONAYNE AND COTTBELL'S Fourpence Each. T E M S O X AND LEIG H, _J Nurseryman and Seedsmen, Thames-street (Nearly adjoining Messrs. Shrimski and Moss' New Buildings). Recipients of the Medals of the X. 0. A. and P. Association's Exhibition, 1876, and of the N. 0. Horticultural Society's Show, 1877. 4d7 "JpHE undersigned arc now LANDING, Ex Fiery Cross—• 25 Tons Galvanised Iron 50 Tons Rylaud's Fencing Wire (6, 7, S, and. <J). iSS C C.ALBRAITH AND CO. -\T E are now Landing, ex Garron — 300 TONS COAL From the A A Company's Pits. Parties requiring Coal for Threshing purposes during the discharging will effect a :onsiderable saving. 72 C. GALBRAITH AND CO.