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Bruce Herald, Volume IX, Issue 805, 23 May 1876, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISMENTd. CHEAP STORES. TiyrilS M'LEOD begs to return thanks to the Inhabitants of Milton and the surrounding Districts for favors rendered for the past three yeara, and to state that, having a large and varied Stock of ALL KINDS OF STORES On hand, obtained with the greatest care, she is now prepared to offer them at the lowest figure, commensurate with a reasonable profit. Highest prices giveu for Fresh Butter and Eggs, in any quantity. MRS M'LEOD, Next Bbcob Herald Office, Milton . A W. L E G G , SHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Clyde-Street, Balclutha (Adjoining the Wesleyan Church). Agricultural Implements made and repaired. Iron Gates, Tomb Reils, and all kinds of Ornamental Fencing made. Horses Carefully and Properly Shod Prices Strictly Moderate TO LET. A Comfortable Four-roomed Cottage and ■*-*- half-acre garden. Apply at the BRUCE HERALD OFFICE. IRONSIDE & PATERSON, FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGENTS. Agents for MACLEAN BROS., Auctioneers, &c, Dunedin and Balclutha. HAVING secured St. John's Hall, adjoining the Crown Hotel, we are now prepared to offer Storage for Wool, Grain, or other Produce, which may be submitted to us for sale or consignment. ON SALE. /CLOVER SEEDS— Assorted kinds CORN SACKS SEAMING TWINE, &c, &c. SOUTTER & GRAY, MILTON. FOR SALE. T?OR SALE, Grocery Store Business in Milton. — For Particulars Apply at " BRUCE HERALD " OFFICE. [trade circular.] SETTLERS OF CLUTHA, Remember old times, and RALLY HOUND THE NEW STORE. D. McDUFF Proprietor, JJALCLUTfIA. D McDUFF begs to intimate that he • has opened a GENERAL PROVISION STORE at Balclutha, in Temporary Premises, opposite the Newmarket Hotel. Teas, Sugars, Groceries, and Provisions at lowest current rates. D. MD. desires to state that in the meantime, and until further arrangements are made, all purchases will be strictly for cash. N.B. — A large new wholesale business will be established as soon as the old rubbish is removed. 'BRUCE HERALD' BALCLUTHA BRANCH. MR F. S. CANNING haa been appointed representative at Balclutha on behalf of the Buucii Herald ; and, from his long acquaintance with, and experience of the Clutha district, it is confidently hoped that its best interests willjeceive proper attention at his hands. All business connected with the newspaper will be conducted as hitherto at Balclutha, where advertisements are received up to the eve of publication, and the Hebald continues to be published simultaneously with the Milton office at an early hour on the morning of publication. MISSING RELATIVE. JOHN MAHONEY, from Cork, is requested to communicate with his Brother Patrick, at Crossan's Criterion Hotel, Tokomairiro. COALS ! COALS! ! COALS! ! ! COALS can now be had in any quantity at the Elliott Vale Coal Mine. JOHN REID, Manager^