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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1103, 31 October 1879, Page 3

WANTED w Wanted —a first-class finisher for DRESSMAKING.—AppIy at once.—Wa. Meszies and Co. 309 "ANTED TO LEL—A Three-roomed , , HOUSE, in Ure-Btr«=et; good garden, with vegetables and fruit.—W. W. Dawson, Mercantile Store. 319 Wanted to let building ALLOTMENTS, for 10 or 15 years, in Eden-strcet. —G. Greenfield, Auctioneer. 241 Wanted to let sittingroom and BEDROOMS, well fnrnizhed.: attendance if required. Apulv Box 3, I'ost Oiiice. Oamara. I5S' WANTED KNOWN—MRS. CAR FY, .MIDWIFE or MONTHLY NURSE, cither in town or country. — Hay \ icw Boarding-house, Wharf-3treet. 23G WANTED KNOWN TEA AND COFFEE at all hours. Luncheon from 12 2.—First-class Bedrooms. —At Gordon's Temperance Hotel, Tees-street, two minutes' walk from the Railway Station.—l/a.sons in Cookery. 701 Wanted know n That the SWAN STABLES Alt) 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 Horeeson Hire by the Week, Day. Journey. 432 A N T E D KNOWN w EARLE'S RESTAURANT, Facing the i'ost Oilico, in Thames-street. Meals at all hours. F. Earle lwg3 to inform the public that he has just received from London one of the finest and best collections of FIREWORKS ever imported to the Colony. K.P>.—Fire Balloons of the largest sue. Wanted 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 un mediate vicinity of the Railway tation, and fitted with cvety possible convenienceLavatories, Ladies' Cloak Room, Parcel Room, &c. An elegantly furnished Dining Room, especially for Ladies, and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. Bedrooms. Nigh Porter. Travellers oulle'l for early Trains. 545 SHIPPING UNION STEAM SHIf COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). r jTIIK Steamers of the above Company - k - will sail irom Port Chbimer3 during the month of OCTOBER <-.u under : j.*OR LYTI'Ki.TOiS AND WELLINGTON mahana. 7tii ; 't-r.ir:..i, irtn ; Itilh ; Taiarca. l-:h ; A rawcita, 14i.it Wakatipu. 16t!> ; Wanaha, 17tli . Wellington, Penguin, 24th ; liiiig.nr<-<Tiiu, 2-sth: Waitaki, 2Sth ; If awes, 31st. FOR POVERTY BAY, AND AUCKLAND ]'en"uin, 3rd : flotomahana, 7th : ff.v,..-V .ic.-.. 17th ; I'tn runi. 2-1 th : ICin-arooi.i?., 23th ; H.v.vca, .'Ma:. FOP PICTON", NF: TAR ANA K!, AND MAXUK Waitaki, 4t: ; Taiaroa, 12th ; Wellington, ISth : Waitaki, 2Sth. FOR MELBOURNE, via Bluff—Albion, 2nd : Tarama, 16th ; Arawata, 2-ith ; Rotorsa, 29th. FOR SYDNEY—Rotomahana, 7th; Wakatipu, 16th ; Ringaronma, 25th. JC.B.—Passengers bonked to and from all the above-named pr.rts : and also, by the Orient Line, through to and from London. All particulars can be obtained on application to H. AITKEN, A rent, Union S.S. Company. PUBLIC NOTICES NORTH OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S SHOW, NOVEMBER 20th & 21ST. pRIV AT E PRIZES. Messrs. P. Cunningham and Co. offer a Cake Basket, value £5 53, for best Four Bushels of Wheat—open to all exhibitors. Tub Shepherds of Sooth Canterbury offer £3 for Three Best Dry Leicester Ewes, above 2-tootli; £2 for Best Single Dry Leicester Ewe above 2-tooth; and £1 for Beat Shorn Ram of any long-woolled bred, wool not to exceed 1J inch in length. Mes.scs. Hood asd Shbxnan" offer a Silk Dress, value £6 Cs tor Bast Salt Butter. Mk. D. Tooiiry offers a Silk Dress for Best Cheese. Me. M. Taylor offers a Pair of Hair Brushes for Best Greyhound. Messrs. H'Cohkindalk and Co. offer Fruit Stand, value £-5 as, for Second Largest Prize-tak-ir in Dairy Produce. Mr. A. J. S. Headland offers a Box oi Tea for Second Beat Cheese. Mr. R. L. Rulk offer* a Meerchanm Pipe, value £1 Is, for the Best Sheep Dog. Mxssrs. John Bulleid and Co. offer a Velvet Pile Table Cover for Best Fresh Butter. The Co-operative Store Co. offer a pair of Lustres, valuo £1 10s, for Best Butter with Salt, Spction 126. J. CHURCH, 293 Secretary. Tames moron ey , T>r.ES** AND ANATOMICAL B 0 O T A 1 A K E R, iTCHEN-aTKEET, OAUAKC, Next Star and Garter Hotel. N.B.—Repairing neatly done. 556 MUTUAL UNION COMPANY'S CONSULTATION (No. 1) OX THE € CANTERBURY DERBY, To be run at Christchurch, in November, 1579. 40 NOMINATIONS. 1000 SHARES AT £1 EACH. Prize ... ... ... £4OO Second do ... ... 200 Third do ... _ --- --• 100 Scarter<i (divided) ... ... 100 Non-starters (divided) ... 200 Total £IOOO Escuaiyc Is, to be au-lcil to country cheques. Two postage stamps necessary—one for reply and one for resnlt. Address, THOS. STAPLETON, Sidri P.O. Box 238, Christchurch. 935