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Kaitangata Advertisements. ~XT 0 T. I C E. Mr H. CLEMENTS Is now prepared to give instruction on the Pianoforte and Harmonium. He will either receive Pupils at his residence, 1 Kaitangata, or attend at their homes. Terms £2 2s per quarter, at his house. £2 10a per quarter, out. Two lessons per week. Quadrille Parties, Soirees, etc., attended. a 433 TT K I ft B V , Bread and Biscuit Baker, 247 KAITANGATA. Jg It-ID G E HOTEL, KAITANGATA. 'Mrs JOSEPH MURPHY ... Proprietress. First-class Stabling and Paddock Accommodation. N.B. — The Kaitungata Sale Yards are convenient and connected with this Hotel, and are open for the sale of stock, etc., by auction or otherwise. '77 if^ RANTON PIER HOTEL, KAITANGATA. Alex. Dalgett - - Proprietor. ALEX. D ALGETY begs to inform hi friends and the general public that he has now opened the above new and commodious premises in Eaitatgata, where, by strict attention to the comfort and convenience of his patrons, it will be bis chief study "'Jo merit a fair share of the support of ihe residents,' as well as the travelling pmblie generally. Also) first class Sta.ble-3, Loose-boxes, and fTadddck' Accommodation. JJENE V COTTON, PAINTER, PAPERHANGEK, &c, • KAJT'ANGATA. N.B. — All Orders punctually attended to. ' 922 Terms very moderate. QT ODD APT BROTHERS, (Successors to K. Macdonald) "Who] esale& Hetail Merchants, 145 KAITANGATA. Tapanui Advertisements "JJ" 0 B LT^S HOT EL, TAPANUI. N. M'MILLAN . . Proprietor. ■■Good Accommodation for Travellers. A first-class Billiard Room, containing one -of Alcock.s Tables' is attached to the premises. Ifirs't Class Stabling. Excellent Paddock Accomodation. 190 COMMERCIAL HOTEL. TAPANUI. \YM. SIMMONDS, - - - - Proprietor First-class accommodation for Travellers and Families. Loose Boxes for horses. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the most approved Brands. rirst-olass Billiard Room. V 22 ID C. FERGUSON & CO., - "- GENERAL MERCHANTS, . TAPANUI. R. C. J l . & Co.'s Stock of ■ -DRAPERY, GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, etc. etc., 5s Extensive,. "Well- Assorted, New, and of Firet-clasa Value. Settlers In the Tapanui and adjoining rpay confidently rely on obtaining ] entire eatisf action in any dealings they may have with this firm, aa no inferior goods are kept in stock; and selling prices are i jfixed at Dunedin scale, with carriage added. (Highest market price given for 3?arm and Dairy Produce. Goods delivered free of charge. Agente for Heii> and Gray, Dunedin, and lor the ! ai2oß Inmirance Co. \