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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 34, 4 March 1875, Page 2

WSmtKmmWmmmmmm%mWgmmmmmmmmmWWmmmWmm%m^ Business Notices. ~Wk^Ar V,L D;. F J^.-It GUSON, PLTJ|JBERj:ej3^P^|MI^^ 'r4: i ' and I ziH.qis[oßito*i . . J.IAIN SdUTH RO i AD,::wtIL'I'ON. ■•: ; | \\ !| \y:\X y'r^'l Baths, Water Clriset9:sl-Wt i 'Wate'f Apparatus fitted up, and all "kind of Plumber Work I done on the newest and. most approved " -priiicfplesr -" -. c ';'""' ' "*' *' '- 7 ""/ *."■ • N.B. — Experienced Workmen Bent to all parts of Jthedißtrictß. : :"• .:" ::■*':'■■: RAILWAY HOTEL & STORE, ROUND HILL (Between Havelock and Tokomairiro.) Mb J. M. MACRAE having purchased, the above hotel from Mr William Fitagerald, trusts, by strict attention to the comfort and convenience of travellers and the public generally, to receive a large share of support. Wines, Ales, ,and Spirits of the best brands always on hand. The bar business will bb under his own control, and the highest civility may be relied: upon; T y „ Good Stabling., Ladies' and Gents' Horses I'alttayson hiie. .Travellers; can depend' on \ their 'horses, beipg thoroughly attended, to, as I ..none' but eiperienced grooms are employed. I Cobb's ; Coaches change twice daily. -. ,'," NOTICE. *..•:. • •:: !■■ T' HE PARTNERSHIP^ hitherto, existing between WHEELER and M'DUFF, Butchers, TAPANUI, has been DISSOLVED this day •by mutual .consent;'.- * .-.•.-.--. The business in future will be carried: on by JOHN M'DUFFi ? who wili ; receive all monies due the late Firm. , STEPHEN WHEELER JOHN M'DUFF.' Witness to signatures : - ALEX. M'.btTKß*. /Tl THO RN "C RO F , vT» QeneraVlronmpnger, Stove and Range Maker, Locksmith, and Bel-hanger, ( Great Bling-street, Dunedin. : * G. T.s Stoves and Ranges, made expressly .to suit tlub Colonial Coals, ; will.be foundViriubh better arid Cheaper than any imported, the prices ranging from L 4 10s to LB. , Repairs of all kinds. Smoky ChimnejTs cured. ' A NNUAL VOLUMES' FOR 185J4. /4* 1 ! ""'.." (Pot -Engiish Mail.) "-' Leisure Hour Snnday at Home British Workmen '•' Band of Chatterbox Sunday Children's Friend Infants' : Magazine : Child's Companion - Cottager and Artizin Family, Friend. WILLIAM rBAIRD, ,-;-,'-• . ' VL Bookseller, George- street. Dunedin. [acabd.J " . ' ' Q. S. D U; .N, O,Ao N , CI VI L EN GINE ER, Rattbav Stbeet, Dunedin. WAIN'S FAMILY HOTEL, Marise-street,: Dunedm. ;j;f. Jones - «- IT F. JONES wishes to inform, the Settlers and inhabitants of the Cjnthaand surrounding districts, that every care'and attention to.the comfort of visitors will be given. The bed and sitting rooms are redecorated and replete with every comfort. " FAMifjr psivAf e ; SiT,Tl|fOr ROOlp,- --; • _ i-'i \'■ I. !-'. i- iL "./ I- 'i r ' ■ i. j ; .Superior Billiard Room. :: Cobb.and Co.-s Coaches arrive. and : takO their departure , daily from the hoteL; BAR R AJU) OLI V ER,| Ciyi^ ENaiNEERS, DyjTEDIJ>T] ~ Removed I^lipw^rTptc^ling Street,| . . N^xtMb-^ij^eicii's., , JON E b A :^i-D HO 0 P ER, (Successors to G. S: Brodrick), ; coal; Wke, and : fiMwood, ■ : '^' •'"' -■■T/V - -S-T-n-A-ErT-SX-B-K-B-Ts- DBKBDIHr 1 ' <- } H~^'l' n 'LiL-*-L-s r^ 1, "''T**? 1 : Smithy Coal carefully-prepared, Sydney >■} (^fml^i^(^A^^^^^J. . . pine, and .the trade. ;. "'."'. ~"i-Ienbury, ,at~7T~ - -—- •^ •'• Port ] C ha4ni ers. V .*-'-. -j -^-{r,'--Twj ,T Ai? "'.!<*?> OKA. SINCLAIR A^fD MORTON, jfijp^i^-Khfielw_.rigfe.ts are prepared tojfurnish all descriptions greatest despatch when 'favored with town Great Btbg-streei Dunedin .r,:'-^*r