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Bruce Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2849, 30 April 1897, Page 1

Puttie Notices ■ t [A Caed] A. t B. HAGG!IT<T, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, (Opposite Bruoe Tennis Club's Ground.) IMPORTANT INTIMATION. TT RA.NSOME Tailob and Ootfitteb,; Sas muoh pleasure to intimate that he h&B everything New and Up-to-date for Winter wear. Hlb new eeaeon's display of Choice and Durable Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings, and Fancy Serges, is by far the moat comprehensive ever submitted to the Publio of.Bruce. H.R, invites all and sundry to oall and inspect bis unique stock of English, Sootcb, Irish, and Colonial Tweeds. A Large Variety of Gentlemen's, Waterproofs to choose from. Also in Stock : Football Jeraeyß, Travelling Ruga, Tin Trunks, Portmanteaux. All kinds of Shirts. A Grand Assortment of Hate and Gaps. Hundreds of Ties to eeleofc from. Braces, Belts, Sox, &c, &o. Note the address— HENRY RANSOME Union Stbeet, IMULTOHST.

MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. rTORDER and CO., Financial Agents, Dunedin have monay to lend on Horses, Sheep and Farm Implements. LOWEST RATES. Correspondence Invited. /COMMERCIAL TTOTEL H G $ HJ COOMBJE, Proprietors. HG. & H. J. COOMBE beg to annoanoe • that they have in stock one of the Choicest Assortments of WINES, SPIUITS, ALES, PORTER LIQUEURS, CORDIALS, &0., that can be obtained, which will be Bold by the gallon or bottle at very reaeonable rates, H. G. & H. J. 0. have also started te bottle Brandy, Whißky, Port, Sherry, Muskadine, Red Wine, Frontignao, Constantia, and Muscatel, all guaranteed to be of the purest that can be got for money, Plenty of Demijohns. Whisk j, Brandy, Sherry and Port in small bottleß, ST. GEORGE'S HALL to be let for pablio gatherings of all descriptions on reasonable terms. SAMFI/E ROOMS FOR TRAVELLERS. The Billiard Room contains one of Aloook's First Exhibition Tables. BILLIABDS EVEBT NIGHT. Loobo Boxes and Stabling. ANOTHER FREE GIFT, 100,000 SURATURA TEA . . PICTORIAL PUZZLES ! Subjects : " Don't Shout, Mann 1" (A Railway Inoident) " This Way to the 'Orepittle, Gents !" (Cricket Subject) « l ln Difficulties" (Yachting Subjeot) " A Scottißh Hero " (The Danger of Kilts) •'A Ferocious Husband" (An Afternoon Tea Subject) " Old Grandad Taking Pills " (Medical Subject) '•The Boy and the Barber" (Tonsorial Subject) ABk your Grocer for them. These Interim Gifts are presented pending the arrival of the Gift Teapots, The sales of SURATURA TEA are increasing by (to quote Sir Julius Yogel) " leaps and bounds," proving that the oftrepeated virtues of Suratura Tea — viz., its purity, its strength, its freshness, its economy — have been duly appreciated by discriminating housekeepers and other oonsumerß, who, after all, are the real expertß in Tea. Note.— The • Auckland Weekly Nbwb' of 27 th February says :— "Indian tea report states that the plague has stopped all buying Bombay." Suratura Tea Is NOT blended with Indian or China Tea.