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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 10, 10 September 1874, Page 2

HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY At Moderate Sates. ' PATRONISED BY I Her Majesty the Queen, and their B.H. the i Prince and Princess of Wales. BURTON BROTHERS, " (of Dunedin) PHOTOGRAPHERS AND ARTISTS, will open THEIR MILTON GALLERY FOR A SHORT SEASON OF THREE WEEKS ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. BURTON BROS, regret tbat through other pressing engagements they were com compelled to omit their annual visit to Milton laet year. Helensbrook Hourfe Oatmeal Mills Tokomairiro. THE Proprietor in returning thanks to his customers for their support, begs to intimate that having completed the refitting of the Mill withnew Machinery, he is now prepared to do Gristing and supply Flour of the first quality as usual. He begs to notify that having erected Oat-meal-Making Machinery, imported from Edinburgh, with all the very latest improvements, and having perfectly competent hands employed, he i.a* no hesitation in offering to supply a really first-class article. Tbe undersignei is also a purchaser of good samples of Wheat, Oats, and Barley. Oats taken in exchange for meal, EDWIN N. LEGGE. A^ LOUGHNAN, • Has Commenced Business as ACCOUNTANT SHAREBRcKeRec COMMISSION AGKNT. Is prepared to undertake all business put into his l and 8. Office : Temple Chambers, Princes-street, Dunedin. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. . MESSRS. BATHGATE AND BUCHANAN, Have Removed to offices in Temple Chambers next National Bank of New Zealand, lately occupied by J. 8. Webb, Esq. ~P J. SANDERS, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, NO. 1, Chambers, PRINCBS-STRBET, DUNEDIN.