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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1052, 3 September 1879, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE. TO HOTELKEEPEES, PRIVATE FAMILIES, &c. f | iHE undorpigncl, having commenced business in Oam.iru, jy prepared to undertake ELECTRO-GILDING in all its Branches. Old P.atcd Service Salvers, &c., Regilded on the shortest notice, at Melbourne prices. H. ALEXANDER, Working Jeweller, Itchen-st., Oamarn. Orders left with Mr. Geo. T. Clarke, Bookseller, will receive every attention. N.B. —Old Jewellery repaired in beat style. 256 REMOVAL. AM 'CORKIND ALE & CO. ■ have REMOVED to those New and Central Premises in Thames-street, known as Waitaki Souse, and have opened with an entirely New Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ISLECTRO-PLATED WARE, &o. The above is the finest stock of goods which has ever been offered to the public of Oamaru. The Plated Goods have been imported direct from the Home Market, and are of the Newest and most Handsome Patterns procurable. _ The stock comprises : English Gold and Silver Hunting Levers, specially made to order; Gold and Silver Hunting and Open-faced Geneva Watches, by the boat makers. Also, a large Stook of American Lever Watches, all at greatly reduced prices. A selection of 500 of the Engilsh, French, and American Timepices, and Striking Clocks, in wood, albaster, marble, and various other varieties at from 5s upwards. Jewellery, consisting of Brooches, Earrings, Ladies' and Gents' Albert Chains, Gem, Wedding and Keeper Rings, Scarf Rings, Links, and Solitaires. In Jewellery the public will have one of the most elegant selections to choose from ever befora opened out in Oamaru. A large selection of Silvt Jewellery. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery cleaned and repaired in a most efficient manner. All work guaranteed. Address—A. M'CORKINDALE & CO., Waitaki House, Thames-street. 953 yAMES MOLLISON AND SON, While returning thanks for the rer liberal support accorded to them u? past, beg to intimate that they are NOW OPENING OUT THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT OF BOOTS & SHOES For the Season. These goods being all specially ordered for their own trade from the best makers, and embracing all the latest improvements in style, J. M. & S. feel confident that every satisfaction will be given to those favoring them with their patronage. Boots and Shoes made to order on he shortest notice. JAMES MOLLISON AND SON, Thames-st., Oamaru, And Rattray-street, Dunedin. THOMAS SELLAR, TTT7"ATCHMAKER AND " * Thames-street, Oamaru, Has now in stock one of the Larges Selections of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY Between Dunedin and Christchurch, o prising some of the Finest Goods ever imported to New Zealand.

T. S. wishes to draw the attention of work* ing men to his SILVER HUNTING LEVER WATCHES. Hundreds of People In the Oamaru district can testify as t* their time-keeping qualities. A Numerous and Tasteful Selection ef RINGS, In prices varying from £1 to £2OO. Every description of Watches Cleaned an«> Repaired in the same efficient manner as formerly. 44 J". L E N N O K, FISHMONGER, Opposite Commercial Hotel, AND Next door to Mb. Edwards, Chkm:i6t, Thames-street. 162 rriHE undersigned, having completed tha arrangements for occupation of the Yards lately held by Messrs. Adam and King, is now prepared to supply COAL and FIREWOOD at the lowest cash prices. Customers favoring him with their orders may depend on prompt attention to their wants. WM. ANDERSON, (Late in the employ of Adam and King,) 361 Coquet and Humber-atreets, SCHOOL OF COOKERY. "|%yj"RS. GORDON, of the Temperance Hotel, begs to announce that on WEDNESDAY NEXT she will open a SCHOOL OF COOKERY, for the purpoao of giving lessons in the culinary art, at the Temperance Hotel. Hours, from 10 to 12. Terms, six lessons, £1 Ib. As Mrs. Gordon intends to combine practice with theory, pupils will be requested to assist at these lessons. At the conclusion of the lessons an «• cellent Shilling Luncheon for gentlemen will be on the tables from 12 till 2 o'clock. As Mrs. Gordon graduated in the London School of Cookery, 281, Regent-street, London, pupils have a guarantee as to her efficiency to teach. 55g SHIPPING UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANYg|OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). r 1 1HE Steamers of the above Company will sail from Port Chalmers daring SEPTEMBER as under, circumßtanoea permitting : FOR LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON Hawea, 2nd; Ringarooma, 4th; Wanaka, sth; Rotorua, 10th ; Ringarooma, 12th ; Arawata, 16th ; Hawea, 19 th ; Albion, 24th ; Ringarooma, 25 th; Wanaka, 26 th ; Lady Bird, 30 th. FOR NAPIER, POVERTY BAY, AND AUCKLAND—Ringarooma, 4th ; Wanaka, sth ; Rotorua, 10th ; Penguin, 12th ; Hawea, 19 th ; Ringarooma, 25th ; Wanaka, 26th. FOR MELBOURNE—AIbion, 4th; Tanrua, 17th ; Arawata, 26th. FOR SYDNEY—Ringarooma, 4th ; Rotama, 10th; Wakatipn, 20th; Ring*< rooma. 25th. H. AITKEN, Afloat,