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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 935, 16 April 1879, Page 3

WANTED ANTED—MEN to DIG POTATOES, at per bag. —Apply Henry Honour, WANTED— A Smart LAD as Cashier. —Apply immediately, John Bulls id and Co. 135 T •-.' T!-.'.!.'--.-\ S-:'i;iK ■, r : .. :k i DKIVEK | VT ior the Country.—Apply Rbid and IY. 117 WANTED IMMEDIATELY HOUSEKEEPER to two single gentlemen. Apply to John Bucakid, Thames-street, Oamaru. 98 ,T ANTED Immediately, ACTIVE . ' GIRL, as Nurse Maid. Apply Mrs. Shsnnan, Greta-street, Oamaru. 85 'ANTED TENANT For HOUSE VV and 18 ACRES LAND, White Rooks.—For particulars, apply to Fleming) AND HEDLEY. 81 [T ANTED—TENDERS for CUTTING [ T V from 16 to 20 tons CHAFF.—AppIy B. Perry, Swan Hotel. 70 [TANTED TO SELL CHEAP.—TWO SECTIONS and Small COTTAGE, in South Oamaru. Apply to Tcdhope I and Hendry, Cabinet-makers, Wansbeck- ' street. 151 [T ANTED Second-hand SACKS, in large or small quantities.—Procter I and Steward. 86$ "ANTED A well-educated, respec"V table, industrious, YOUTH, for front office work.—Apply Mail Office. [7 ANTED—WANTED—HORSRS TO » V BREAK IN. —JAMES VINING, Hakateramea Mail Contractor, Waimate.— All sorts of Express work done. 871 [7ANTED TO LET for one Crop—--2400 ACRES Fallow Land on Esfcbank, in lots.—Fleming and Hedley. 786 WANTED KNOWN—Vacancy for ono BOARDER at Mrs. J. J. Ham's, Bibble-street. 158 WANTED TO LET—A Three-roomed COTTAGE, and Four Acres of LAND.—Apply to Thomas Procter. 158 [7 ANTED KNOWN SUPERIOR ' ACCOMMODATION for Private Families and Boarders.—Bay View House, Wharf-street, G. W. Bush, Proprietor. 38 "ANTED—Everyone to come and sea the Splendid Lot of O LEOGR APHS, CHROMOS, and ENGRAVINGS, at Fryer's Cabinet and Picture Factory, next door to the New Zealand Boot Factory, Thames-street, Oamar.i. 505 "7ANTED KNOWN—That the under- ¥ V signed is selling Coal, Firewood, and Horse Feed at Lowest Possible Ratoa. —J. Currie, Thames-street, Oamaru. 625 ANTED KNOWN EARLE'S RESTAURANT, Facing the Post Office, in Thames-street. Meals at all hours. N.B—A constant supply of the Best Fruit always on hand, at cheapest rates. Agent for Lord's Hot-house Grapes. 235 WANTED KNOW N That the tfWAN STABLES .-v..-. u- .•." under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor—- ;; K. B. PERRY, A;",cl ; Horses at Lfvesy. will !•.- carefully attended to. ':. ;.:,■-■ iiuggies and Saddle Horsesou Hire •;;■.■= '.Veok, Day, """ Journey. 432 \JJ~ ANTED KNOWN—OPENING of the RAILWAY TO DUNEDIN. WATSON'S HOTEL AND CAFE, specially built for the convenience of Railway and other Travellers, being situated n the im mediate vicinity of the Railway tation, and fitted with every possible convenience— Lavatories, Ladies' Cloak Room, Parcel Room, &c. An elegantly furnished Dining Room, especially for Ladies, and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. Bedrooms. Nigh Porter. Travellers called for early Trains,, 545 SHIPPING OAMARU AND DUNEDIN STEAM COMPANY'S WAITAKI. ON and after this date, and until further notice, the S.S. WAITAKI will run REGULARLY TWICE A WEEK, leaving Oamaru TUESDAY'S and FRIDAY 8 p.m. H. AITKEN, A«ant Oamaru, 28th March, 187°. 243 CHEAP FARES. /~\N and after thi3 date the Rates of Passage between Oamaru and Port Chalmers, per S.S. WAITAKI, will be— Saloon (Single) 103 Saloon (Return ) 15s. (Available for 7 day Fore Cabin (Single) ... ~, 5s H. AITKEN, Agent. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Steamers of the above Company . will sail from Port Chalmers during APRIL as under, circumstances permit* ting : FOR LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON —Arawata, Ist; Wanaka, 4th; Ring*-, rooma, Bth; Wakatipu, 9th; Hawea, 11th ; Albion, 15th ; Lsdy Bird, 18th ; Tararua, 23rd, Wanaka, 25th'; Arawata, 29th. FOR NAPIER, POVERTY BAY, AND AUCKLAND Wanaka, 4th ; Hawea, 11th ; Lady Bird, 18th ; Tararua, 23rd > Wanaka, 25th. FOR SYDNEY—Wakatipu, 9th; Tararua.* 23rd. FOR MELBOURNE—Tararua, 3rd } Ara. wata, 9th ; Ringarooma, 16th } Albion, 23 rd; Rotorua, 30th. H. AITKEN, NOTICES NORTH OTAGO PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. ripHE above Society is prepared to receive -"*- MONEY on debentures in any sums for short or long periods, at the rate of EIGHT PE CENT, per annum. GEORGE SUMPTER, 857 • Secretary. [T J. MOT] JLI. Poulterer and Fruiterer, ITCHEN-STREET -'''"(Three doors from the Star and Garter), 'Has the Largest Stock of POULTRY in Town. Always ready. Receives FRUIT Every Day. Orders executed on tile shortest possible noticed DESSERT AND COOKING FRUIT .'■'' In Great Variety. A Splendid Assortment of KEILLER'S CONFECTIONERY always on hand. '■ > f j •"■■,:. ' " ■- 138