Pttblio Notices _ STEWART'S MANCHESTER HOUSE WE AEE ODP-ElsmsrO OUT X^XLY New Goods . FOB THB S^JRI^TG^ TJEfc.A.r>:E, Comprising HATS, RIBBONS, LACES, FLOWERS, COBSETS and UMBRELLAS for the SHOWEOOM. PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, and PIQUES for the DRESS DEPARTMENT. LINOLEUMS, RUGS, MATS, CURTAINS AND CRETONNES for the FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. WHITE APRONS, SILK AND LACE SCARVES, GLOVES AND HOSIERY for the FANCY DEPARTMENT. All bought in the London, Manchester and Continental Markets to suit the requirements of our patrons. CYCLE DEALER. Sole Agent in Milton for Black Birds from £16 10a Record £24 10a Red Bird No. 1 £21 10s Jubileej £18 10a Red Bird Special £26 10s James] £26 10a Columbia £26 10s Royal Enfields £26 Hartford £20 New Hudson £20 Warwick £21 Remington £22jjl0s Twelve months guarantee. FREE ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE ior 14 days to 18 months according to value of purchase. Purchasers taught free. Repairs a specially. GRAPHOPHONE with six records £5.^ JUST LANDED A Splendid Assortment of accessories and lampa for Winter use, including the famous which lights up a whole street, and is the best bike lamp in the world. Other lamps by the best makers always in atock. Second-hand pneumatic tyred machines, must be cleared out, no reasonable offer refused ; from £5 10s to £18 10a. Accessories and tyres always kept in stock. TIBr PTFRI IMP "BUILT LIKE A H t o I LKL I li v watch." B 1 Ess %^ ■ ■■ ■ *■■■ ■ ■ ™ Anyone can Build a Bicycle Run an hotel, paint a pictur ; or play a trombone . . BUT THERE 9S A OIFFEREUGE ! Paint and plate will doctor up a cheap bicycle into an excellent imitation of the high-grade article, but a month's usage of each will discover the difference— a parallel of a donkey to a racehorse. The intelligent purchaser will not be deceived into squandering his money upon an unknown cheap wheel, when an ACKNOWLEDGED HIGH GRADE can be bought for a slight additional cost. " " Are known throughout tbe world as the jßlighest Standard. Sole agents for New Zealand : — Morrow, Bassett and Co. Cheistchuech, Ashbueton, and Dunedin. Local Agent— R. ROBERTSON, Bon Accord
BRIDGE HOTEL KAITAN a ATA. The following " RULES AND REGULATIONS " are at present in force in thi* wellknown Hotel : — Board must be paid in advance, with beans and other extras, 25s per week A decent feed without beans and extraß, 15s 6d per week. Salt free. Spuds free. Pocketing at dinner striotly forbidden. Gentlemen are expeoted to wash out of doors and find their own water. Towel bags at the end of house. i 1 Extra oharges for seata round the fire. Lodger- mußt find their own straw* Beda on the B».r-room floor reserved for regular oustorneia. Persona Bleeping in tho sbable are requested BOt to lake off tbeir boots. Ijodgers must riße at 5 a.m. Regular lodgers at 6 a.m. No fighting at table, Anyone violating tho above Rules will be SHOT* J. M'CORLEY, Proprietor. HEII* PATEBSOIT 8.A.,.L.L.8., barrister^and solicitor, exmouth:street, KAITANGATA.
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3104, 3 October 1899, Page 5
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