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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 8 December 1880, Page 3

WANTED WANTED— GIRL about 12 or 14 y. ars of age.—Apply Mail Office. 45 SST mHE ARISTOES—SOON. 859 WANTED TO LET 7-ROOMED HOUSE three - quarters acre, grounds, and orchard.—Apply S. J. LoßiMg. Railway Station. 66 WANTED KNOWN Excellent BOARD and LODGING for Single Gentlemen ; easy term?.—Apply " i£. H Box 93. 82 WANTED KNOWN—GOOD ACCOM- >. MODATION for TRAVELLERS and Families at Bay View House, Wharfstreet. — Apply Mrs. Noble. 308 WANTED KNOWN—If you want a GOOD FIT, go to G. W. HINCHLIFFE'S. First-class Workmen on the premises. WANTED KNOWN—That the COLONIAL BOOT MART is text to T. Sellars', Tham?s-street. Encourage local industry. WANTED KNOWN—That the Cheapest House for Ladies' and Gents' BOOTS and SHOES is G. W. HINOHLIFFE'S, Thames-street. WANTED KNOWN CRAYFISH ; any quantity—Alive, Boiled, or Potted. Orders left at Empire Hotel Stab'es promptly attended to. 76 WANTED KlsOWN—That the Chambers of WM. JOHNSTON, Barriater and Solicitor, are at WAITAKI HOUSE, opposite Resident Magistrate's Court. 826 WANTED KNOWN The undersigned '"s prepared to PURCHASE all kinds of local - grown FRUIT, POULTRY, &c.— Wm. Smith, Fruiterer, Poulterer, &c., next Spence and Bee's, Itehen-street, Oamaru. 68 ANTED KNOWN—THAT M'SWKNEY and KEARNS are now making their far-famed Elabtic Side Boots, Balmoral, and Watertights, in Kid or French Calf, to order, at £1 per pair. Perfect lit guaranteed. Orders left in the morning completed the sime day. WANTED KNOWN—THAT M'SWENEY and KEARNS have REMOVED to their old Shop in TYNESTREET, opposite Mr. Sumpter's Exchange Building*, where the public can rely on having their Boots made to order in the newest style, at prices never before offered in Oamaru. A N I' IS D KNOWN—THAT M'SWENEY and KEANNS have just received a new lot of best-fifcting American Lasts, which will be fitted for customers' feet, and put away for their especial use, thus ensuring a perfeet fit without the trouble of measuring for each pair. Ladies' French Calf Boots male to order at 18s per pair. Gents' Shoes to order at ISa 6d. A large stook of our own made Boots and Shoes always in stock. The very best workmen only kept. No factory hands making on iron lasts to deceive the public. 961 SPORTING DUNEDIN CUP. OHN CALLANAN CONSULTATION ON' THE DUNEDIN CUP. To be run in February, 1881. 5000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH. If cheques are forwarded exchange must added. Wherever possible P.O. orders should be forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply. Addres- — JOHN CALLANAN, Proprietor, Shamrock Hotel, 981 Timaru. c ONSULTATION No. ON DUNEDIN CUP, ISBI. STAR PROBLEM. 2000 MEMBERS AT £l. First £BOO Second 40'< Third 200 Starters ... 250 Non-starters 350 £2OOO 39 Nominations. Address —" Star Problem," Care of C. J. HARRIS, Star wid Garter Hotel, Or, Box 10, P. 0., Oamaru. No. 2 Consultation will be opened immediately after No. 1 closes. £5 0 - F - K 1z E - I. A Special Prize of £SO will be awarded to any correspondent who First places the first three horses in their relative positions in the Cup. Letters received each day will be kept • distinct, and opsned after the race, in order of priority as received, until winner is found. If the horses be correctly placed by more than one person on the same day, such persons to divide prize. Each letter must have a 2d stamp enclosed, or not eligible for competition. Letters received from November 22nd, ISSO, to February 23rd, 1881, inclusive. 4. A Committee of five to superintend, their decision to be final. Address —"D. C. Priz*," Care of C. J. EATIRI3, Star and Garter Hotel, 891 Or, Box 10, P. 0., Oamaru. THE COMBINATION. o 4.MARU HANDICAP & HURDLE RACE. Run on the 9th and 10th Dec., 1890. 3UO AT £l. Oamaru Handicap— First Horse £IOO Second ~ ... ... £4O Third £2O Hurdle Handicap— First Horse ... ... £6O Second ~ £-0 Third ~ ... _ ••• £lO Other Starters divided £2O Non-starters ~ ... £3O £3OO C. P. ROBERTS, Treasurer. Box 9, Post Office, Or, Royal Hotel, Oamaru. 803 J. L. FLEMING'S Grand consultation, no. 3, ON THE DUNFDIN CUP, 1831. 30.' 0 Subscribers at £ I each. First horse £750 Second do 500 Third do ... ... ... 250 Other starters (divided)... 500 Non-starters (divided) ... ICOO If cheques are sent, exchange must be added and stamps for reply and result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c., High-street, Triangle, Christchuroh. N.C.—Note change of address, 45