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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 961, 19 May 1879, Page 3

WANTED \A/ ANTED \ orv.-j. CiIRL to mind i.l -- * pp!y to Mrs. WaLKKR. the Oamaru. gOO 7"ANTKP -- TWO PARCEL ROYS. —Ak ,y to H(IU1) AND Nuensan. Ty AXTEn--A Kf S |>e,f.ble GIRL, to r•* • rj C t L,i • luldien. Apply Critfricn Holt] -- &6!> WANTED IMPROVERS and APPI! X ('ICES to the Dressmaking, Apply to .\iiss Gardinkjr, Wansbeck--641 Rtrovt. WANTED -- TWO RESPECTABLE BOARDEIi> :«l-d, one I.adv Hoarder —ln \ cniLs- lUiu-c. Tn:.iiios-str«;et". 557 ANTE it TO KUY-WHEM' and PoTATOE-', for Cash.—J. Church. 6<>7 ANTED TO PURCHASE —IO,OOO BUSHELS iiAKLEY. Gkoroe Sumptkr. 54g ANTED TO KENT FOR ONE CROP l.'O Acres STUBBLE GROUND.—T. O. a.ni» ft. ,\l. Evans. SSO ANTED TO LET, for one Crop— Fallow LAND on Eskbank ; rent, 30a and 35s ; apply immediately.—Flkmikq ANI, Hkiilkv. 533 WANTED TO LKT—A Respectable BOARDING HOUSE, iu Tynestrect. For particulars apply to Mr, Udai.l's .stores, Tyne-street. 359 AN') ED KNOWN—W. WRIGHT, . . Plumber and Gasfitter. Pumps of every description, Biths, and Water Closets fixed and repaired. Orders promptly executed at moderate charges. Exe-street, Oamaru. 602 ANTED KNOWN—GKORGE RENDA I, Ij, PaiuUr, Glazier, Paperhauler, Sign-writer, &e. Estimates furnished and Orders promptly executed with the best materials acid workmanship. Ouse-street, Oamaru. 601 WANTED KNOWN PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE for one or two gentlemen.—Apply by letter, " M.5.," Mail Office. ANTED—FARMERS and others to call and inspect our improved CHAFF CUTTERS.—W. Eraser AND CO., Oamaru Foundry. 568 WANTED KNOWN SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for Private Families and Boarders.—Bay Vie Rouse, Wharf-street, G. W. Rush, Prop or. 38 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 oheapest rates. A constant Bupply of Stewart Island Oysters. 235 WANTED KNOWN— That the SWAN STABLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor— MR. B. PERRY, And, therefore, Horses at Livery will be carefully attended to. N.B.—Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire by the Week, Day, •"•Journey. 432 SHIPPING FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. T HE FRANK GUY will SAIL for SYDNEY on or about 20th MAY. For Freight, apply to 549 GEORGE SUMPTKHOAMARU AND DUNEBIN STE&jJ COMPANY'S WAITAKI. ON and after this date, and until further notice, the S.S. WAITAKI will nu» REGULARLY TWICE A WEEK, la Oamaru TUESDAY'S and FRIDA 8 p.m. H. AITKEN, Agent. Oamaru, 28th March, 1879. 2 CHEAP FARES. / and after this date the Rates • Passage between Oamaru and Port Chaliu ers, per S.S. WAITAKI, will be— Saloon (Single) ... ... 10s Saloon (Return 15a (Available for 7 day Fore Cabin (Single) ... ... 5s H. AITKEN, Agent. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). f 9 \HE Steamers of the above Company will sail from Port Chalmers daring MAY as under, circumstances permit* ting : FOR LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON —Hawea, 2nd ; Wakatipu, 6th ; Ringarooma, 7th; Lady Bird, 9th; Albion, 13th; Wanaka, 16th; Ilctorua, 21st; Haw a. 23nl ; Arawata, 27th ; Lady Bird, 30th. FOR NAPIER, POVERTY BAY, AND AUCKLAND Hawea, 2nd; Lady Bird, 9th ; Wanaka, 16th ; Rotorua, 21>t; Hawea, 23rd ; Lady Bird, 30th. FOR SYDNEY—Wakatipu, 6th; Rotorua, 21st. FOR MELBOURNE—Arawata, 7th; Ring*, rooma, 14th ; Albion, 21at; Tararua, 28 th. H. AITKEN, Agent. NOTICES IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO PEOPLE ABOUT BUYING PIANO?, PEOPLE about purchasing Pianos would do well to wait until MR. A. A. SOLOMON OPENS HIS NEW STOCK (In about four weeks' time When they will be able to select from a finer assortment of Pianos than the Oamara public have hitherto had a chance of inspecting. The stock will comprise Pianos from the following makers : —Bord, Brnismead and Son, Lip;>, Swechten, Neumeyer, Erard, Collard and Coliard, and other wallknown makers. All Pianos purchased from Mr. Solomoa will be guaranteed and kept in tune for eighteen months after purchase. THE TIME-PAYMENT SYSTEM! (Which was introduced into Oamaru by Mr. Solomon, and which proved such a great boon to people with limited means, by enabling them to purchase a Piano without feeling the cost) will be again instituted. ALFRED A. SOLOMON, Address (Premises in erection), NEXT TO R. GABITE;*, THAMK3-ST, THE PIANO TAUGHT At Mr. Solomon's private residence, Tees* street (next to Mr. W. J. Steward's). 581