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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 823, 3 December 1878, Page 3

WANTED S.TOlfor the Busings for the Country r . (f „*^^ply r ßEXD axtH?REY. fi O acer^sApply of this Paper. 613" GENERAL SERVAKjy' Siiessas, Greta-street: " WANTED, a GIRL as GENEB&pZ' in Country. Good wage?/ , son's, Wans-beck-street.^ - ' 586 ANTED, a YOUTHjr to KEEP BOO^Srt 5 letter, enclosing tesMm<Smals."'"B®Hs Brothers, Waterloo Hotree. 850 QULD W. WTfIGHT oblige by at the MSil office. BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. " WANTED, Six first-class Tradesmen, for BENCH WORK. Good wages, and constant work,- ' ROUGHTO# AND PO'CKLINGTON, Factory, Oamaru."^^;^4s7 AN;T E D KN O N— First-class y y BEDS,/at Temperance Hotel and Restaurant,''/ Table; d'-gote from 12 to 2. J 399 OWN—That the underFirewood, ed at Rates. Oamanj. 625 ANT and WANTED KNOWN—OPENING of the RAILWAY TO DUNEDIN. WATSON'S HOMELAND CAFE, specially built for the coiwejfiencc of other Travellers, situated ya^tfie' immediate vicmitv/of the and fitted with every possible CcoJlvenience—des t /Ladie^ v 'Cloak Room, Parcel Room, <Sce. An elegantly furnished Dining Room, especially for Ladies, and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. Bedrooms. Night Porter. Travellers called for early Trains. 545 ANTED KNOWN ESTAURAN EA Facing thdf in T-es-street. leals at all Pa|§j#cook Confectioner. Weddings, Balls, and Sorfees catered for upon the Cheapest Terms. 235 ANTED KNOW N That the Are now Personal-Supervision of the MR/B. And, thejpftSre, a Livery will be carefully Steaded to. N.B.—Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire by the Week, Day, ">*• Journey. 432 SHIPPING O AMARU AND DUNEDIN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S WAITAKI Sails from Oamaru for Dunedin on Monday, 2nd December, at 8 p.m. Thursday, sth December, 8 p.m. Saturday, 7th December, 8 p.m. Tuesday p.m. Friday, December/ S p.m. Monday,yi6th December, S p.m. Thursday, 19th/p<?cefui)er, 8 p.m. ■Saturday, 21sjrT)ederf(ber, 8 p.m. Freijht 6d jser ton. Parcels under 2ft, Is. Passages : Saloon, 12s 6d; Return, 20s. Fore Cabin, 7s 6'd ; ~ 10s. Hot including Meals or Railway Fares to or from Port Chalmers. For Freight, etc., apply to H. AITKEN, 860 Agent. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). THE Steamers the 5 above Company leave Port Chalmers during NOVEMBER as under, circumstances j)ea , miUu.g : FOR AND WELLINGTON Wanifka, 9bh ; Taianba, tSth ; Taupo, 16th ; Taranfud, 19th/Wgkatipu, 20tli ; Hawea, 23rd ; Taiars»£|7th ; Wanaka, 30th / §£> FOR NifPIER, POVERTY BAY, TAURANGA, AND AUCKLAND—Wanaka, 9th; Taupo, I6th; Hawea, 23rd; Wanaka, 30th. FOR NELSON, TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU—Taiaroa, 13th ; Taranaki, ' 19th ; Taiaroa, 27th. FOR SYDNEY (via Wellington)—Wakatipu, 20th ; (via Auckland), Rotorua, sth December. FOR WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH. HOKITIKA, 'S BAYS and Nelson) — NOTICES NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST.' THE Second Number of the NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST compliance with a request from a large number of Subscribers, issued with the Evening Mail THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, In time TRANSMISSION E) THSaA^^RANCISCP^MAfc. dtsjjgjier' of Sending ALAND AGRICULTURIST totlTeir friends abroad. Orders for extra copies should be sent in without delay. Subscribers and others wishing to send copies abroad can have their wishes attended to by forwarding to this office the addresses to which they desire copies to be transmitted. All such orders will be promptly attended to. In. addition to a large number of articles upon various subjects connected with agricultural and pastoral pursuits, the AGRICULTURIST The Prize Essay on "Rotation of Crops, by Mr. J. Gilford. An Article on New Zealand Agricultural Implement Manufacturing and Foreign Importations. i A Report of the National Agricultural Association Conference. A Report of the Show Dinner, And Leading Articles upon " The Conference,' "The late Shows," and "Country Townships."