Business Notices. TO THE PUBLIC, THE undersigned having been Licensed to SELL WINES AND SPIRITS by the BOTTLE, takes the present opportunity to inform bis customers and the publio that they oan now find at his Store all Artioles of the above description, of the BEST QUALITY ONLY. Also GROCERIES of all kinds as usual. FAMILIES in Town and Country WAITED ON FOR ORDERS and every- thing Delivered on the Shortest Possible Notioe. Thanking the publio generally for past favors, he hopes to secure a oontinuanoe of the same. WILLIAM JAMIESON, jal Thames street. yi7OOL, Sheepskins, Hides, and '* Tallow. The highest mark H prioes given. Clips scoured by contract, oarefully sorted, paoked, and shipped at Oamaru or Eakanui Harbor, by DAVID BOOTH, Fellmongery, Eakanui River, Maheno New and ssoond-hand wool packs always on hand 0026



Business Notices. COACHING NOTICE. ON and nfter this Date, a Coach will Leave UXBKIDOE, Every TUBS- DAY, on the arriral of the Mail Train from O*maru, at 8.22 a.m., for OMARAMA and Intermediate Stages. L. GRANT, dos Proprietor. ROYAL MAIL COACH FROM DUNTROO" TO OMARAMA. Ou and nf • the Ist January, A COACIt will leave Duntroon *■ *- carrying tl Mail and Passengers every Wednesday iorning, at 8, for Om- arama, Leaving .he latter place every FRI- DAY, about 6 at , and arriving at Duntroon in time to meet toe train for Oamaru. Passengers and parcel • booked at Swanson and Warburton'i office, Swan Stables. A. SMITH AND CO., del 2 Proprietors. SWANSON AND WARBURTON'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES Will Lsave Moeraki Junotion, for Dunedin on arrival of First Train from Oamaru. Paroels by Ooaoh, from Dunedin or inter- mediate places, will be Left till Called For at the Railway Station. del



rriHE Undersigned hating bought -*- aboutBotons Potatoes from Mr M. Clydes- dale, inoluding ABHLEAF and DERWENT, any one desirous of proouring First-olass Samples for SEED, will do well to apriy early (having been well seleoted, and grown from New Ground) to Mb. M. Olydbsdali, at his Residence, Town Boundary, or JAMES FAMILTON. N.B.— The Ash-leaf took First Prize at the Agricultural and Horticultural Societies' Shows. fe2o Xjl O R SALE.
