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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1273, 6 May 1880, Page 3

WANTED ■ •' ••;••• ■ -y&m ntTANTED—A GENERAL SERVANT. YV —Apply to Mrs. O'Mkaghbr, . Tyne-street. ffl, WANTED, by a gentleman—Respebt" ablfi L >T>HING3 (with or without board.—Addrei =, Box No. 116, Post Office, Qamaru. 131 "ANTED —A GENTLEMAN with t » £SOO to join tlio advertiser in .a profitable land transection; no risk.—For address, apply JTord, Bill and Co., Christchurch. Wanted tenders for cross. PLOUGHING and HARROWING 70 Acres of Land at Teaneraki. —Tenders to be lodged not later than SATURDAY, 15th.—Jas. Patten, Teaneraki, May 6 th, ISSO. 132 WANTED— TENANTS for SHOtS in Thames-street and. Wear-streit; rents low.—John Harpy. 659 WANTED— PURCHASER for Freen hold HOUSE and SECTION, ia Block 17, Qamaru.—John Hardy. 462 WANTED KNOWN.—SPECTACLES to Buit all sights, at Robert Lumsden's, Watchmaker. 24 WANTED— The public to know that Messrs. NIHIL and FRY have DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP from March 31st. 114 WANTED KNOWN —APRIL NUMBERS of the MATRIMONIAL CHRONICLE have arrived. Haddbit Dennison, Agent. 113 WANTED KNOWN—That F. R. BUST will DRIVE his VEHICLE to and from Kakanui, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, starting from the Star and Garter Hotel at seven o'clock, to Buit passengers for the entertainment. 108 WANTED KNOWN That MRS. MAW, Durham Boarding-house, Wansbeck-street, in view .of Railway Station, has ACCOMMODATION for a few Gentlemen ; private rooms ; every attentibn.—Meals daily at One Shilling. 83 KNOWN—That J. MOSS has 100 Lever Hunting WATCHES of the best English and Colonial make. HALF-PRICE, £2 10s to £5. 835 ANTED KNOWN MOLLIS ON AND SON are NOW OPENING OUT their First Shipment for the Season of WINTER GOODS, ___ WHICH, for Quality and Style, are unsurpassed bv any ever imported by them. . BEING all made up to" their own order; and imported direct from the manufacturers. M. and S. are enabled to. offer their really splendid goods at REASONABLE PRICES. INSPECTION is respectfully invited.-r-MOLLISON AND SON, Importers and Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, Thames-street. 625 WANTED KNOWN —That G. W. HINCHLIFFE'S COLONIAL BOOT MART is next to T. Sellar's, Watchmaker, Thames-street, Oamaru. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Walking Boots from 5s 6d ; Children's, 3s 6d; Infants' Is 6d.—G. W. Hincbliffk, Colonial Boot Mart. ... ■ ... WANTED Purchasers for Men's Balmorals. 15s 6d ; Strong Bluohere, lis 6d; Elastic Sides, 12a 6d. : .— G. W,. Hietchliitr's, Colonial Boot Mart. 845 WANTED KNOWN —That the best article always gives the best satisfaction, especially in GROCERIES.—Go to M'DOWELL'S, and you will surely find them there, and at prices that will suit all classes of customers. 330 WANTED KNOWN—That the sale of our noted Boot 3 and Shoes is still increasing.—Those of the public who have not yet tried them are respectfully requested to do so.—Good quality, good workmanship, prices moderate. —Anderson Bros, Thames. street. 869 BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE.

TH • E A R L E , • having entirely finished Furnishing and Fitting-up his new house, is now prepared to receive TWO or THREE GENTLEMEN as BOARDERS. Apply 107 "F. EARLE, Severn-street, " L. L E E S, • WOOL AND GRAIN BROKER, E e?ret3 that the bad state of his health has compelled him to relinguish his office in Mr. Church's Buildings, but he hopes a few months residence in Australia will enable him to regain his strength in time for next Wool Season; and would recommend all wool growers not to make any arrangements for shipping or disposing of their wool this year, as high prices are likely to rule in this market, at their own doors.. 80 AUTDMN AND WINTER, 1880. .. Hood and shennan, DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, ETC., Tees & Itchen-strests, Have now to hand their purchases of NEW GOODS FOB AUTUMN AND WINTER, Which comprise all the latest Btyles and fashions for the season. They have much pleasure in calling the attention of their numerous customers and the general publio to a superior lot of NEW DRESS GOODS Of almost all the makes, with suitable trimmings. PARIS & LONDON MILLINERY BONNETS, As usual, of the very choicest. Ladies' and Children's Real Seal, Beaver, Felt, Plush, and Straw Hats, the leading shapes. Ladies' Chip Bonnets and Hats. Ladies' very superior Jackets; Maids' and Children's ditto. Ladies' Ulsterß very cheap, and in - great variety; Maids' and : . Children's do do. New Ribbons, Feathers, ai\d Flowers. Ladies', Maids', and Children's Boots and Shoes of every description, decidedly cheap. MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING Conducted. HOOD AND SHENNAN, Itchen and Tees-street. 506 IHE NEW ZEALAND FAMILY WASHER. SELF-OPERA.TING. SAVES RUBBING AND SOAKING. Prices greatly reduced. JOHN THOMPSON, 367 Builder, Usk-street, Oamaru. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. EXAMINATIONS OF 1880. THE NEXT UNIVERSITY EX AMI ATIONS for DEGREES, SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS, and HONOURS will commence on NOVEMBER 11th, 1880. Candidates must send in their names, with a list of the subject which they propose to take up, on or bafore MAY 11th NEXT. This is to apply also to candidates under the " Teachers " Regulation. By order, , 858 W. M. MASKELI* JRegiatnw.