M JSCEIiAENUS COACHES TO TQ]£QMAIRIRO. THE PEOPLE'S LINE of 4-horse Coache 5 leaves the Crown Hotel, Rattrayc^tipet; every Monday, Wednesday^^df/lwflay Morning, at 8 a.m., arriving lat /Toflifc>in»fjVo at 1 p.m. ; ldffln" Mffirtead^ jJotomerpiaT Hotel, Toko^jj4^M/T(Ksday,jMrsday and Saturday Morning, at 9^ a.rn^ carrying passengers and parcels at HEMJCED BATES!!! Booking Offices : — Edmondson's Crown Hotel, Rattray-street, Dunedin ; and M'Farr. lane's Commercial Hotel, Tokomairiro. W. LLOYD &_Co,., Proprietors, LLOYD'S LINE OP OPPOSITION COACHES. NO MONOPOLY! NO MONOPOLY!! COA-HES EVERY ALTERNATE DAY, BETWEEN tokomaieieo and the molyneux. nnHE Proprietor would beg to announce to X the residents of 'the Tokomairiro and Molyneux diistric^s, that on and after SATURDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, a comfortably fitted Four-horse Coach will leave the Commercial Hotel, for Balclutha, at 1.30 p.m., on Mondays, "Wednesdays, and Fridays, returning every alternate days, from Smith's Newmarket Hotel, at 6.30 a.m., carry^ ing Passengers and Parcels. Passengers booked through to and from Dunedin by Lloyd's Line of Opposition Coaches. FARES 12s. 6d. All orders carefully executed. THOMAS BRADLEY, Proprietor. Tokomairiro, July 18, 1866. FOR- SALE. A COMMODIOUS Dwelling House and Garden, in the Township of Fairfax. Apply t EIiENEZER JACKSON, Fairiax, Tokomairiro. ~~DUNEDIN~ADVERTSIEMENTS. mHE undersigned are Cash Bxcfevs of Cats, Wheat, and othei Farni/rroduc£ during the present season. / I j/n V ]/n h. KfpdiAyyx asd co.,y I Stafford-Street, Dunedin. IKONMONGEJpff&c., &c, Corner of""P]Ancp£aiid COERWGA/fE^ IrM SpoiTtinb, Bilging, Tirfwace \phn jEoJloware, Jfoijiers' and Carpenteis' 3lools, Buildjers' Furjii^hings. //JA&4ES WA^LS. DUNEDIN TIMBER YARD. PRINCES STREET SOUTH. WALTERS ELL AN. D CO., Have on hand for Sale — 40,000 feet 7 s^lf T & f Baltic s' I flooring. 46.000 7x 1| „I „ „ 11?;,OO(V77,, 7 x fli/ »I n » 160,0Q0/ „ 16 x/ll \fi, „ 190,000 f „ h x//i I „ W J9 „ 140,000/ „ tfAffl j> jj >f 11.0001 „ y^ n ±G,OmJyZ (0 x f „,/,, „ 3Q/000 „ 7x f T/& G and » y< beaded. 45,000 „ .6 jS% „ „ „ 50,000 „ 6x | „ „ „ 250,000 dressed weatherboards 20,000 „ Am shelving 20,000 „ T& Gr lumber 10,000 „ clear pine 30,000 Baltic, red and white 200,000 „ red pine 50,000 kauri logs 6-6 x 2-6 Dm doors 6-8 x 2-8 „ „ 6-10 x 2-10 „ „ 500 pair of sashes. To arrive, per Isabella — 40,000 white pine boards „ Dunedin— 4o,ooo „ „ „ Mary Van Every— 2s,ooo „ „ „ Boindie — 40,000 kauri board EAMILY BIBLES, bound in Morocco, Elegant, with Notes, and Tinted Views of the Holy Land Pocket Bibles, a great variety, with and without Scotch Psalms Church Services and Prayer Books Family Prayers The Scottish Psalmody School Bibles and Testaments, Gaelic Testaments, Cheap Bibles. At the "Bbuce Herald" Office,, T^okomairiro,.
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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 125, 30 August 1866, Page 4
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412Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 125, 30 August 1866, Page 4
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