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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 106, 21 July 1876, Page 4

! Wew Advertisements W.W. "" WHAT AND WHERE ? The price of COLONIAL BUILDING TIMBER At the Balclutlf- Timber Yard is : 12s 6d per superficial 100 feet. where orders of every description CAN BE EXECUTED WL_H DESPATCH. ALEX. BilK,^ Proprietor. gg_^ A& T, II.ISLOP CLEARING SALE OF DRAPE UY, BOOTS and SHOES, etc. etc., AT COST PKICE, FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! Previous to Stock-Taking. Kaitangata, July 19, 1876. d29_ TT A R KY MONEY. FISHMONGER, &c, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Balclutha and. surrounding districts that he has commenced business in the above line, ii: the premises next to the ' Clutha Leader Office, where all sorts of Fish may be had FRESH EVERY DAY. He has also fitted up an OYSTER SALOON, where a full Bupply of the besi Stewart's Island may always be had. a 275 Country orders promptly executed. ~YfcT HEN IN TOWN A VISIT TO THE CUTTING WAREHOUSE IS SOLICITED. Visitors from the Country find it at once . convenient, because central, and a profitable, because reasonable, place of call. THOMSON, STRANG, & CO. T^T ILLIAM NI.COL WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, Begs to intimate to the Inhabitants of Balclutha and Burrounding Districts that he has opened that centrally- situated Shop next door to Thomas Gawn, Saddler, where he intends carrying on the above business in all its branches, and trusts that, by Dtricl attention and good workmanship, he will receive a fair share of public support. A Select Stock of v WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY,^ etc., always on hand. Every description of repairs neatly and a 299 accurately executed. m ii c s. s. I N c Having had her Machinery thoroughly overhauled, Will sail ou or about THURSDAY, 15tli inst., for POET MOLYNEUX and KAITANGATA, and will continue Running Tegularly should inducement offer Will also work the Koau Branch. Freight to and from Dunedin pet INTO, 20_ per ton. Produce forwarded per the Ino will, il required, be stored for one month in Dunedin free -of charge. For freights, apply to R. MACDONALD, Kaitangata, or JAMES PATERSON, a 242 Port Molyneux.