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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1149, 20 December 1879, Page 3

JAI J LATE ADVERTISEMENTS VAN G IN O S TO-MORROW & VEXING, Tit* - • •- "•• v s» „ T rr.~,;vrrr,S !„■: t -.rmttl NCmGRr M«. P.' J; JKFtH-RtS wftl BREACH m WttRogVPO-' MORROW 1 d* M&rtTiigftte l WMfsfcipfn tft<j»«m.pt*ceai IH»P '" w . '•• ■.■"■■* ■■'"■■ ; tt>"«lire»! »t»o, BtbCe t-Taai* foe yours? {.eftf«fa3; ' "" J*"M v. «- NEW" ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OAMARU JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MRETINU. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Dec. "Zfitn k 27rif, 157?. THE following alterations will lie made in the train arrangements oa these days:— 'Fh« <l.lO p.m. Timaru Train will leave Oamaru at 5 p.m., anil the 4.30 p.m. from Tim.oru will leave at 5.20 p.m., and will both be fifty mtnutes later at all stations to destinations. The 5.20 p.m. Wahnate Branch Train wfll not leave WairrAte till fj-20 p. m., acri will be one hoar lite both g n <ng anrl returning. The 3.45 Duntroon Tram will not leave Oamaru till 5 p.m.. and the 6-Lj p.tn. from Puatrooa wilt leave at 7.15 p.m., and be one hour later at all stations to Oamara. The 4.15 f- m - Ngspara Train will leave Oamaru at 5.- i p.m., and the 8.5 p.m. from Ngapara will leave at 7 p.m., aiwt be fiftytivo minutes later at all stations to Oamaru. OAMARU TO RACE-COURSE. Trains will run at short intervals from 12 noon till 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. till half-an-hour after the last race. The morning trains from and the evening trains to Timarn and Duntrooa will stop opposite tho Course. Fares—Oamaru tt» Course, Return, la. W. M. HANNAV. Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager"* Office. Oamaru, lath, December, 1879. 77$ V &&&$, '■■■ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AMBER LEY-BLUF F SECTION. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. O' issued from any Station to any Station SATURDAY. 20th DECEMBER, jRDINA R Y SINGLE-FAKE TICKETS fri'm, . IS7», to SATURDAY, 3rd JANUARY', 1830, will be available for RETURN any (fay up to, and including, Monday, sth Janizary, 1850. VVM. CONYERS, Commissioner of Railway*. Commissioner's Other, Chriatchurcb, 10th Dec., 1579. 745 N OKTF OTAGO COURSING CLUB. Under the Patronage of His Exesixaafcr inn Governor. A DERBY STAKE OF .£5 5s FOR PUPPIES Wilt be run ON WEDNESDAY, ;*>r« MAY, And following days. NOMINATIONS, with name, description*, date of birth. and pedigree of Dog, including £1 Is, must be sent to* the undersisned on rr before THURSDAY, 15th JANUARY, tsso. Balance 1 of mtry money (E t 4*y must be paid in to the Secretary on or before S p.m. on TUESDAY, tho 4th MAY. at the Royal Hotel, O.imarw, when amount of stakes will bo declared. A BRACELET worth FIVE GUINEAS will be given to the winner by Mr. J. D. Kett. o( the Royal Hotel. All entries must he tfm hon< t property of nvmbur* «f the Clul>. and '>♦< puppina whelped on op aft>T July 1. t$»S. tun pet cent., will bo deducted fri>m all priau money for expenses. W. It. RONAYNE. 753 Hoit. Se Stay all enj'y thia festive hotulay. And for the time put and toil away. Have open heart and hand, each friend to cheer: A happy Cbristnuw and a good New Ttear. KoR BU"KS k PRESENTS > vc»rr B W. HAYES, Poofcsetter and Stati»m-r. Itohen-stwct. Christmas and Ne'W Ye:u- Card» in gr*.it! variuty. SOt CHRISTMAS PRKSFNTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. J. CAG NE Y Pad now opened a t'rii'ice Collection ft" New l>ooky v New fancy i.'hri^tm.'Vi* and New Year s Cards in endless variety. He has also just opened a rargrassortment of Tt>YS AND CffßlS-ntAS TREK ORNAMENTS To dt-onnito our Chrwtrnaa Tree. F>ots», Kmnorr.Eß Tittf i'ttßr.- 1 i"va.-< Trkk ' Gtlitf, RBMKMr.tfB 'VinK Chrwji.vs Tbeh I With thf largest assortment of Toyj in Oamaru to ehcose from. Agent ft alt Homo and Colonial Magazines, and papers* posted to any address. Lett's Juries fcr ISSO. N.B.—A new a took of Men's and Boys' READY-MADE CLOTHING At nnnsnalty tow prices. Note the address, J. Cagney » New Premises, THAMES-STRF,KT, OAMARU. 793 NOTICE. JC U R R I E , • on retiring from the Coal and Produce Busines, begs to thank those who have so liberally sapported him in the past, and would solicit » continuance of their favors to his successors, MB33RSI. MbUCAW ASt> HaYKS*. In reference to the above, MELICAN AND HAYES, JIAVtSO TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS from Mr. Carrie, trust that by prompt attention and selling everything at the lowest remanerative prices, they may merit a share of the patronage so liberally bestowed on their prsdecesaor. 7SO The ota*;o bible, tract, and pnoK SOCIETY HAVE OPENED THE SHOP NEXT TO J. CAGNEY, T£IAME<-ST., With a v*ry LARUE COLLECTION OF NEW BOOKS JUST LANDED FROM BRITAIN, Including bv the most popular authors-, Anntvds for IHSO. and an immense variety o£ bcautifttt axwl otber Book# luitable for Sunday S-choel Priac?, Christmas and! New- Year's Gift*, &c., &e. The Sala will continue for Eight Days. Note the address— Next door to J. Cagirey. Thanwa-etwet. SO2 J. K- MACDONALD, Agent.