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

NEW ADVBRTISMBNTd. ' CHEAP STORES. TiTRS M'LEOD begs to return thanks to the Inhabitants of Milton and the surrounding Districts for favors rendered 7forthe past three years, ,; and to state that£ haying a large and varied Stock of „,. ..... ALL KINDS OF STORES On hand, obtained with the_ greatest care, shOj is now prepared to offer them at , the lowest figure, commensurate with a reasonable profit. Highest prices given for Freshf-Butter and Eggß,"in any quantity. MRS M'LEOD, Next Bruce Herald Office, . Milton. TTTAIHOLA STEAM SAW AND " PLANING MILLS. MESSRS REID and DOUGLAS beg respectfully to inform Builders, Contractors, and the Public that having erected the above Mills in close proximity to Waihola Railway Station, they are prepared to execute all orders and to deliver the same along the line with care and despatch. TO LET. A Comfortable Four-roomed Cottage and -^*- half-acre garden. Apply at the BRUCE HERALD OFFICE. RELIANCE HOTEL, OTAKIA. A. GRIEVE Proprietor. A G. having taken the above Hotel, by AJA.9 keeping the best of Wines and Spirits, together with every attention and civility to his customers, hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage. First-class accommodation for Travellers. Good Stabling. He treats Carriers in his old style. ANDW. GRIEVE. ON SALE. /CLOVER SEEDS— Assorted kinds CORN SACKS | SEAMING TWINE, &c, &c. SOUTTER & GRAY, MILTON. FOR SALE. T^OR SALE, Grocery Store Business in 1 Milton.— For Particulars Apply at ■■BBUCG HERALD " OFFICE. [trade circular.] SETTLERS OF CLUTHA, Remember old times, and BALLY ROUND THE ! NEW STORE. D. McDUFF Proprietor, j BALCLUTHA. 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 has been appointed representative at Balclutha on behalf of the Bruce Herald ; and, from his long acquaintance with, and experience of the Clutha district, it is confidently hoped that its best interests will receive 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 Herald continues to be published simultaneously with the Milton oflice at an early hour on the morning of publication. COALS! COALS!! COALS!!! COALS can now be had in any quantity at the Elliott Vale Coal Mine. JOHN REID, Manager*