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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 853, 9 January 1879, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES V_y (Immediately oDposite the Railway Station). THOMAS RICHMOND, Propriety. ■ Siuco the present Proprietor took poesea* l.sion of this Hotel, extensive improvements have been effected by re-furnishing its suites for families, and largely extending its Bedroom accoromod ation. New furnitu re, unique and qlegant, has been introdiiced into ita suites, and no economy has been studied in making its Bedrooms what they are now admitted to be—lofty, airy, and replete with comfort. The Culinary department is conducted by one oi artistical skill. Luncheon on the table from 12 till 2 o'clock. Dinner waits the arrival of passengers by the Express Train from the South till half-past f? p.m. Travellers by railway will find this Hotel—both at the time of their arrival in and departure from the city, owing to its proximity to the Railway Station—more convenient for them than any other Hotel in Christchurch. A Porter will be iu attendance on tho arrival of Trains, to take charge of luggage, have it conveyed to the Hotel, and vice ver»a. A new Billiard Room has also been re» cently erected and attached to the Hotel, whioh, for its extent, decorations, and com. pleteness is at present unequalled in Now Zealand. Four of Alcock's finest Exhibition Tables have been imported from Melbourne for this magnificent room, iu which lovers of the game may luxuriate in the midat of all the improved appliances and comforts known to modem art. The Proprietor will bestow special attention in his selection of Wines for this establishment, and only the best will be supplied. Of Spirits, English and Colonia' Ales, only the beat approved brands will bo kept. Care will be taken that the staff oi servants employed at this Hotel will be only those who are found prompt and ready to bestow on visitors that attention to their wants, together with the full measure of civility which they have a right to expect or demand. Travellers leaving tho Hotel by early Trains will be called in due time, and Breakfast on the table for them at any hour required. The luxury of Hot, Cold, aud Showor Baths may be enjoyed at all hours. The present Proprietor—Mr. T. RlCHMOND—having perceived a want in thia portion of the City, has resolved to supply the desideratum by opening—in the New Shops attached to lus Hotel—in Manchester-, street, a RESTAURANT. Where Meals may bo had frp.m 7 »."«. till S p.m. for ONE SHILLING, In order to suit the convenience of all class«». of Travellers. Hot Dinner from 12 to $! pm. 2

GREAT TfiIUMM /T'COBMICK'S SHEAF BINDERS •>*. OVER ALL OTHERS. At the Paris Exhibition, the M'Cormiek Machine was awarded the only GRAND PRIZE given iu the Agricultural Department. At the Trial held under the auspices of tu« Royal Agricultural Society of England at Bristol, August 6th : Decision of the Judges—M'CORMICK'S SHEAF BINDER fulfilled the conditions of the Society, and was awarded THE GOLD MEDAL. At the Biccarton Trial, January 24th, 1878, three fourths of the farmers preferred the M'Cormiek Reaper and Binder, and were prepared to give thes? unsolicited verdict in its favor. At the Kaiapoi Trial, February 7th, 1375, the FIRST PRIZE, given by tho Farmers' Club, was awarded to the M'Cormiek Machine, At the Oamaru Trial, Fobruary 27th, I&7S, THE GOLD MEDAL Given by the Northern Agricultua.l and Pastoral Association, Oamaru, Otago, was awarded to the M'Cormiek Machine. At the Ashburton County Trial, at Mothven, on March 6th, 1878, the FIRST PRIZE wa3 awarded to the driver of the only M'Cormiek Machine present in competition with Twelve Machines of another make. At the Public Trial, held under the auspices of the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association, at the Grange, Taieri, on March 16th, 1878, the thirty Judges appointed were unanimous iu awarding the FIRST TRIZE TO THE M'COKMICK MACHINE, Our season's stock of the above Machines is now being lauded here from the E. C. Bushuell, from New York, and being nearly all disposed of, early application is necessary to secure one of the above really first-class; Harvesters. Auulv to NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LIMITED, [OAMARU. 599

rjEAPEKS AND BINDERS. ON SALE, Ex Olusfcee, and arriving per Charles Deering, hourly expected. HARVESTER KING AND MARSH HARVESTER, By Cammon and Deering, These celebrated Machines, wow brought to the highest state of perfection, havo, during the last season, been remarkably successful in America, and are found to surpass all others in Lightness of draught, combined with strength Simplicity of construction Freedom from breakage Rapidity and excellence of work. The Binder is undoubtedly the most simple and efficient yet made, and the travelling bars are a decided improvement on canvass or rubber bands. The Agonts specially solicit the inspection of intending purchasers, and are prepared to supply the most ample testimony in favor of tbea« HASSELL, SON, AND CO., Agents foe Oamaiht. 802 HPIIE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND ■ MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) are prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on WOOL aud GRAIN placed in thoir hands for sals in either the London or Colonial Markets. ON SALE— Best CALCUTTA CORNSACKS (han d sown, full weights) FENCING WIRE, Nos. 8 and 9 MALDEN ISLAND GUANO. Indents for Goods undertaken on the moat favorable terms. For further particulars, apply at the Company's Stores, Wansbeck-street, adjoining the Railway Station. Oamaru, January, 187 . 687