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Bruce Herald, Volume IX, Issue 811, 13 June 1876, Page 2

BB WmmmWSSßSSmmßSm^^^^^^^m^^^^^m^m^m^mn NEW ADVERTISEMENT, —^—Ma»_— —— — — mti ni-int- ■__«_——■ — ■— m— — — — HRAIG & GILLIES, WHOLESALE AND R-TAIL OABINBT-MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. /" IMPORTERS. OF ..J ENGLISH AND SCOTCH .^UiINITJtJRE. y'To^provide for a rapidt^increasing usiness, they VhayeVreceritty'- erected in Great I King-street' 7 extensive Manufacturing Pre-! -imses, -Witt tlie latest improved^machineify, i t ...'-_•.■' .- •■ .....i-i.-.f. / ' ..<.-,,... .. . .- - .-. ■ . will f v enable them, to a great • saving in* the 'cost, of production , the benefit of which' -will accrue toi their custbinera. They would wish to draw special attention to their large supply of -floor cloths, of choice patterns, and in all widths. Walnut Drawingroom Suites in various styles, American Cane ancl Wood Chairs, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, Iron and Wood Bedsteads and Children's Cots, Spring Mattresses made 'all sizes, : Palliasses, Mattresses, Bolsters, and Pillows ; Brussels, Tapestry, Kidder, and Felt Carpets ; China, Persian, and Cocoa Mattings ; Door and Fancy Mats in great variety. Country Orders punctually attended to, and Carefully Packed. Observe *— GEORGE-STREET, DUNEDIN. GEORGE CAP STI C K CONVEYANCER (Under the Land Transfer Act), A CCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR, '"""■' Estate, Insurance, and COMMISSION AGENT. Transfer Leases, Mortgages, Assignments, &c, &c, drawn and completed without delay. GEO. CAPSTICK, Licensed Broker. HALLIDAY & GARIE, "IT7HOLESALE, RETAIL, & FAMILY BUTCHERS, MATAURA BRIDGE. Residents of the surrounding districts waited on for orders, and supplied with none But the Best of Meat. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, from Milton, about a month age, a dark bay Shetland Pony, about 10 hands, branded S on neck, off side. Is reported to have swum the Taieri River near the Beach, and is believed to have been rnnning at Palmerston for a time. H<*d a short rope round its neck on leaving. The above reward will be paid on delivery at the "BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE, Milton. MISS FORBES (Head Mistress of Timaru Girls' School), TS prepared to receive boarders after the •*- Christmas holidays. House — large, commodious, with bath-room, &c. Music, Singing, French, and Drawing taught in school, and by visiting teachers. Climate delightful. Terms on application. " A. M'DONALD, T7**INGINEER AND MILLWRIGHT (Adjoining Chalmers' Blacksmith Shop), MAIN SOUTH ROAD, Milton. A. MD. is prepared to execute orders for all hinds of machinery. Engine cylinders bored out from one to forty horse power. Agent for Cossens and Black, Engineers and Agricultural Implement Makers, Dunedin. 'BRUCE HERALD.' SUBSCRIBERS are respectfully requested 1 to notify to the Undersigned any omissions or irregularities in the delivery of the paper. JOHN WELLS, Manager. OCTAGON PIE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT. THOMAS HALL begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has now opened his NEW RESTAURANT, where he hopes, by producing the best of everything, to merit a share of public supDhinerfrom 12 to 2 o'clock. Tea from 5 to T o'clock. ...y ALL MEALS ... ... Is. Cup of Tea or Coffee with Pie, Ham Sandwicb/or Sponge Cake, Sixpence.