TAKVIS WHITE, BOOTMAKER, Tees-street, O A M A K, U, Begs to inform his numerous customers that ho has just received a large and varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Boots and Shoes, of first-rate quality, and which he is prepared to sell at prices which will defy competition. J. W. does not hesitate to assert that this is the largest and best display of these goods ever seen in Oamaru. Having secured the services of a first-rate closer, he is now prepared io execute orders for BIDING BOOTS, &c. on the shortest notice, and in the best style of work- manship.
NOTICE. TTAVING disposed of my business at Hampden to Mr P. F. STODDART, I hereby give notice that all accounts owing to me not paid either to me or him on or before THURSDAY, the 12th JULY, next, will be placed in the hands of my Soli- tor for recovery. JOHN YOUNG. Hampden, 11th June, 1866.
T> R I N G L E F. STODDAKT (Lato John Young), GENERAL STOREKEEPER AND BAEEE» HAMPDEN. Licensed to retail Liquors by the Bottle.
PHOTOGRAPHY! JAMES ILES, HAIRDRESSER, & c ., Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has leased from Messrs J. and C. Lemon those premises situate between Messrs W. Luke and R. Turnell's, "Wansbcck-street ; and has attached to his Hair- dressing Rooms A FIRST-CLASS PORTRAIT GALLERY, and is now prepared to take likenesses on tho most reasonable terms. B3JT Carte de Visites and Glass Positives in any style or size. Carte de "Visites taken double, and mounted for the Stereoscope, thus giving a living and life-like model of the sitter. Stereoscopic and other Views taken to order. Hairdressing, Shaving, and Shampooing as usual.
