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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 991, 23 June 1879, Page 3

WANTED WANTED EMPLOYMENT as Jobbing Gardener.—Apply Mail Office. WANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. O'Meagher, Tyne-street. . 971 WANTED TWO YOUiG MliN BOARDERS in a private family.— Inquire of Mk, S. S. Smith, Thames-street. WANTED— A PLOUGHMAN; also, a MAN to dig potatoes.—Apply Henry Honodte; 928 WANTED —The public to know we are NOW OPEN-SALVAGE SALE. —J. Mullligan and Co. 901 WANTED —Two Respectable MEN as BOARDERS.—AppIy Mail Office; or, Mi;s. Irvjnk, Trail-street, South Oamaru, Hill Top. 841 WANTED- -FARMERS and others to call and inspect our improved CHAFF CUTTERS.—W. Eraser and Co., Oamaru Foundry. 568 WANTED— TENDERS for CLEARING GROUND. Apply Jas. Frame, on Clarke's Farm, Cave V alley. 943 WANTED TO LET THREE Firstcliss SHOPS, best site in Waimate. —Apply to John Dooley, Waimate, 988 WANTED TO LET—SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with wash-house and sixstalled stable and. harness room.— Apply W. Swanson, Eden-streefc. 965 WANTED TO PURCHASE - Good Milling Samples of WHEAT.—L. Morton, Tyne-street. 818 WANTED TO PURCHASE —IO,OOO BUSHELS BARLEY. George Sumpter. 548 "ANTED TO RENT FOR ONE CROP GROUND.—T. C. AND G. M. Evans. 580

TT7- ANTED KNOWN--MRS. NASH, Y v Milliner and Dressmaker. Dress Goods, Haberdashery ; Ladies', Children's, and Infant's Underclothing ; Fancy Goods, &c. —Next door to the Shamrock Hotel, Thames-street. 616 "VSTANTED KNOWN— R. GABITES, V ? London House, just received a connigi n'put of Men's OVERCOATS. 29s 6d. worth Vis 6d; 37s 6d, worth 4Ss Gil ; Men's Tweed TROUSERS, 7s lid, 10a 9d, lis 9d, worth l-*)s 9d, 13s 9d, 14s 9d. 975 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. A constant supply of Stewart Island Oysters. 235 ANTED KNOW N That the SWAN STABLES Are now under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor— MR. B. PERRY, And, therefore, Horses at Livery wi be carefully attended to. N.B.—Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire by the Week, Day, ">t Journey. 432

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 tatiou, 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 FRIDAYS at S p.m. H. AITKEN, Agent. Oamaru, 2Sth March, 1879.

CHEAP FAKES. and after this date the Rates o Passage between Oamaru and Port Chain, ers, per S.S. WAITAKI, will be— Saloon (Single) 103 Saloon (Return 15s (Available for 7 day Fore Cabin (Single) 5s UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). THE Steamers of the above Company will sail from Port Chalmers during JUNE as under, circumstances permitting : FOR. LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON —Wakatipu, 3rd; Ringarooma, 4th; Wanaka, 6th; Albion, 10th; Hawea, 13th ; Tararua, 18th ; Lady Bird, 20th ; Arawata, 24th ; Wanaka, 27th. FOR NAPIER, POVERTY BAY, AND AUCKLAND—Wanaka, 6th ; Hawea, 13th ; Tararua, ISth; Lady Bird, 20th ; Wanaka, 27th. FOR MELBOURNE—Arawata, 4th; Ringarooma, 11th ; Albion, 18th ; Rotorua, FOR SYDNEY—Wakatipu, 3rd; Tararua, H. AITKEN, Agent. 25th. 18th. H. AITKEN, Agent.

NOTICES LOST, at or near the Railway Station yesterday A ROLL of MUSIC.— Any person kindly giving information concerning the same at the office of this paper would confer a great favor. 472 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WATERLOO CUP MEETING, 1879. \ SPECIAL TRAIN •will leave Oamaru for Coursing Ground at 9 a.m. EACH DAY. A. GRANT, 1 General Manager. "| CREAM-LAID ENVELOPES, I\/ V ' ig ; 5 Quires Note Paper, Is.— Geo. T. Clarke, Bookseller and Stationer, Itchen-street. CHEAP MUSIC, vocal and instrumental, in great variety.—Geo. T. Clarke, Bookseller, Itchen-street. ' 999. QUNDAY MAGAZINE, handsomely Jo bound, only ss. Geo. T. Clabke, Bookseller, Itchen-street;.