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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 999, 2 July 1879, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES Lost .small bunch of keys, suppoßed to be left at the Post Office box.—Finder idease return to J. Church, or Mail Office. 51 "OOUND, a BLACK RETRIEVER PUP. i--0 wrier can lia~e the same on paying expenses. Apply M '.il Ofj-tce. 44 NOTICE. A 1" " WILLIAM YOUNG arc rcqaosted to fc'j SENT IN, d:;ly verified, to the undersigned on or before tiia lOiii JULI Cart. S5 ELiiAIING & lIEDLEY. LL ACCOUNTS thioto the uiiderugned in'ist ' c pa!. 1 on -r before TOt!i JUL"V, or proceeding; will lie taken for their immediate recovery. 15 C. J. HARRIS. KOITCK. A, LL AMOUNT:-'! OUK to the Oamauu Mail, outst-indiiig for three mouths and upwards, must be i'AfD on or before the 2<id PROXIMO, or legal proceedings will be taken fur their recovery. Oainsru Mail Office, Juno 25th, 1579. TO TIiE RESILiEN'IS OF HAMi'JjJJN And surrounding district. HAVING taken a leate of that shop opposite Neil Campbell's Store, ] intend carrying on business as GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND lIORSESHOER, and hope by strict attention to business, and moderate charge?, to merit ?, share of public patronage. JOHN MO'.IRIS, 77 Hampden. DISTRICT COUii'P, OAM ARU.

Notice is hfii'iby give:-* that the Sittings of this Court i 3 unavoidably POSTPONED till MONDAY, f.li-3 SEVENTH clay of JULY next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at which time all Juror?, Witnesses, and others who are summoned or bound by recognizance to appear on the 7th iv.vl Oth days cf June instant, will b?. required to attend. V»\ G. FILLEUL, Cic.'i'i of thn Court. L E N K 0 N, W. FISHMONGER, Establishments : _ OrrosiTK the Com:,i':;;cial lloTiir, rj Titr, Piu-:mi.<e.4 lvi'si.y occui'isd bit Mi:. Tex:;. Tuajiks - sritEtor. W. J. L.. having found it necessary to increase the facilities for procuring Fresh "ioh, lias HE - OPICKED THE SHOP IN WHICH MR. TUNNAGE FOR SO Mi-: TIME CARRIED ON BUSINESS AS FISHMONGER, The position of which will be found especially convenient to the public. DAILY ARRIVALS OF EVEIIY KIND OF FISH IN SEASON, iN-cr,ur>iyc; OYSTERS. 743

np II ]} \\ 0 Y A L II OTE L, -H- ii ]•; i: Be nT . E. F. DIEHL, Having resumed the management of the above-named favorite Hostelry, solicits tbo favor of the liberal patronage that was accorded him in the pa«t. SO MUNICIPALITY OF OAMARU. CITIZEN'S' ROLL FOR 1579-SO. IS II Kiti£ BY GIVEN" that the Citizens' Roll is now PRINTED, and copies may he obtained at the Council Ch.vmbc-i", between the hour;; of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. All poisons whose names may have been accidently omitted, or who, owing to non-payment of their rates in due time, have been excluded from such roll, may pay their rates, and lodge with the undersigned on or before the 3rd JULY, written claims for admission to the roll. Any objections against names already enrolled may be similarly lodged on or before the stli July. Blank forms may be obtained on application. E. W. ROXBY, Town Clerk. June 24, 1579. 9 IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO PEOPLE ABOUT BUYING PIANOS. PEOPLE about purchasing Pianos would do wel to wait until MR. A. A. SOLOMON OPENS HIS NEW STOCK (In about one week's time When they will be able to select from a finer assortment of Pianos than tiro Oamaru public have hitherto had a chance of inspecting. The stock will comprise Pianos from the following makers :—Bord, Brnismead and Son, Lipri, Swechten, Neumeyer, Erard, G'ollard and Coliard, and other wellknown makers. All Pianos purchased from Mr. Solomon will be guaranteed and kept ia tune for eighteen months after purchase. THE TIME-PAYMENT SYSTEM (Which was introduced into Oamaru by Mr. iSolomou, and which proved such a jjreat boon to people with limited means, fiy e: at.iing them to purchase a Piano without filing the cost) will be again instituted. ALFRED A. SOLOMON, Address (Premises in erection), NEXT TO I?. GABITE3 THAME;-ST THE PIANO TAUGHT At Mr. Solomon's private residence, Teesstreet (next to Mr. W. J. Steward's).