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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 17, 29 October 1874, Page 6

- -,i ■ • -. ■■ IJunedin- Adyertteementa. a*' ! TTjoBiN & co., Coach bui'l Vkr<; " .31%/ Octagon, and StUbrt>treet,Dunedin, ; HAVE FOR SALE, AND ARRIVED, Per Oneco, from New York : Double and Single Buggies, of various styles Waggonettes Family Express Waggons, adapted for town or station use j Also, a few Second-hand Double and Single Buggies, ' Cheap. Repairs receive prompt attention. T>\o&ET fLEAToNa AND UUGGIES. ■ OBOVES Have IMPORTED a large n»mber of biogle and Double-seated Basket Pheatoos of the newest design, warranted to stand Colonial work ; also, a number of Siege and Double Buggies and Waggonettes aiwajs on hand. CARRIAGE WORKS, Hgh Streec. Dunelin. f]AKV J3i~K AND 0 0., j CARRIAGE 3tt"ANUFACTURERS, j GEOROE BTBEBT, DU N E I N**. * Boggles and Carriages built in. the most modern style. Inspection invited. Materials and workmanship guaranteed. K B.— Repairs executed on the shortest so ie . OTAGO DIE WOfiKS (OPPOSITE YOBK HOTEL} OEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. Glorious News! Old Clothes made new ! Silk, Cotton and Woollen Goods cleAntd, v»-d. arm b aut>t- iv ti i»h- • Velvet ', Gossamers, Ribbons Gloves and (Feathers citautuauu d>ed— -to io^k. li tf e ne*. Muffs, Purs, and Albatross £kin« clfhiih-i und fi -i'l* d.isuta. Damask Curtains dyed and pressed — to liH«k J.ke new Paisley Plaids cleaned or dyed and hot pre-red . Fneeps Skins '•leaned or <*yed. Blankets and Carpets de> ned. Gentlemen s CL thing cleaned or dyed Ul look tqUrtl to utw. W. ALL AS is in regular rpc?ipt of all tbe new dyes fr< m Furop< and Am rica. Aire ts wanted at Baiclutha, Tokomairiro Sec, &c. The fol owing are Colours Dyed at tHs Establishment :— Mag- n ! a, Mauve, Vmbt Pnce, Pur I*, Canary, Maroon, Ceiue, Bc:arlet, Oranire. B'ue, Pink. Green, Claret, Crimson, H,ro» n. Black. Lavend«-r. SKte, Grey. £10,000 KEWABD - Tbs above Reward w»U be. paid to any person -or persons wh<» prove that V. .aLMAO and Co. have no' the largest, che<ipeßf, ar.d bent assorted htouk of HA rs mNyw Zcalaud, of all shapes, styles, and sizes. Note the address — j V ALMAO and r>o.. Hatters to his E^c H-ncy the Governor of | Z^a'and. j Opposite the Bans of New Z^vland, r , Dun' din. j MURDOCH AND GRANT, "PRACTICAL LAPIDARIES -*" CAdjoininß th-- Masonic Hall), MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN. Every desc-iption of Stone Cut, Polished acd Set. A liberal allowance made to the trade. \.\[ ULIAM SIN C L ii. 1 It, TAILOR AND CLOIHIER, <Oppasite Criterion Hotel), Princes Street, Dunedin. ILLIAM REID, NUaSEIiX AND SEEDSMAN, DUKE-STBEET, DUNEDIN, Has on Sale — Fine. Samples of Clovers, red an • white, lid par lb. ; Alsjke, Is 2d per lb., warranted sound. Forest tree seeds, in any quantity. Early Hose Potatoes, 8d per lb Alfjilfa a d Mhlva see<is, the first «hd only shipment to Ne«- Zealand. A N PERSON & MORKISON, fLUAIBEHS, COPPERSMItHS, TINSMITHS & GASFITTERS HIGH-STREET, DUNEDIN, [Next d>or to Bing, Harris, and Co.,] B»'hs. Water Closets, Hot W»ter Apparatus fitted vi», a d all kind of Bt.ip and Brew-, ry Work done on the ntwest and most approved principles. Water and Gas laid on. All work guaranteed. N.B. — Experienced Workmen sent to all psrts of the Colony. pLARK & THOMSON, PLUMBERS, BELLHANGERS, BRASSFOUNDERS, &C, Princes-street Cutting, Dunedin. / • ' Brass Sluicing Directors, from me to three inces, tither. Biogly or in sets, Made to Or^er. Churches, Pchools, Halls, etc , heated on the hot water principle, and snecess guaranteed. Experienced workmen sent to all parte of tbe Province. "P J. SANDERS j ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, i NO. 1, Chambers, 1 1 PHINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN.