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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 129, 29 December 1876, Page 6

„,,—,-,■■-— .... t . — — ■ . , . ■-' •?;•'• "' ■■-■••".!•'. -r-jr.-jj; V•■ .j J . ' : ! '-' IMiltph Advertisements y-yy-i /,^-.&o'W&:&y.:.QrA4& r^^^ AGCOUNTANT, ..SHAREBROKER, AWD r ..-•'- '-? * COMMISSION; AGENT,. !; , 7>, ;-..;' „ Milton/ \ v.- ??,; Books. audited, :' and Tradesmen's! accounts kept, 1 <_tc ■: etc.- - •' -!>,;■• r -. 7 ,-■'■- XA : M'E"S S ; J ."S ; C5'A N'i.. ; A;N^ FELLMOFGER, yy- '*.',. /MtLTON, /; 'V;.' : ''"' '■ ' :: ''' Is:a CASH PURCHASER of ;i ,',. . "WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDESi & TALLOW, . „,. at current, rates. ' l . a 63-3 . ,-pV- Q rp ''. j .... ..Q- yA /B> - ' " ' ' DAVID iiiia PETER DE WAR^ 1 having purchased, tho Helensbrook 1 Floiir sand ; Oatmeal Mills, Tokomairiro, , beg to state: that they are ' PURCHASERS of WHEAT and OATS. They also beg to notify to the Public that all Gristing entrusted to them will have careful i*rid prompt attention. '',-." a 635 "FMPORT-HMT TO FARMERS. JAMES .vrDO^ALD, \ LIME BURNER,. * 'Tokomairiro Limo Works, Waihola Gorge, „ Is now prepared to supply Farmers with Limo tor agricultural purposes (only) at 23s per ton, delivered at the Milburn Station in quantities not less than a truck load. J. MD. trusts that the Farmers of Otago will ftppreciiite his efforts to supply them With Lime at tho very cheapest possible rate,* and at; prices greatly reduced as compared with the usual quotations* for building purposes. He. therefore trusts to receive large orders for supplies, ithe value of liming .land being freely acknowledged by all agriculturist's who have tested : its improving powers upon soils. .. . -. .-, • a 621 'YRT A-IHO LA STE 4 U ( S A; W AND PLANING MILLS; ',', Messrs REID & DOUGLAS ;s Beg respectfully to inform Builders, Contractors, and the Public that they aro prepared to execute all orders, and^to. deliver the same along the Railway Line with care, and despatch. a 622 (NEW)' ' JAKE HOTE L, .WAIHOLA, - ARCHIBALD PATERSON, Beg 3 to announce to tho public of Balclutha and surrounding districts tbat he has opened his new and commodious Hotel on the banks of the WAIHOLA LAKE. ; . Families and parties wishing a,. few days' relaxation from business will find the Lake a most enjoyable retreat. A number of Boats will be kept for the especial U3e of visitors at the Hotel. • A. P; hopes tbat l*y attention to the. coin fort * •of his visitors, and moderate charge's, h§ wills . receive a good share of public patronage^ ; •" a 652 j&liscellaneoias "■ ■■% Coii-raercial Hotel, Clinton* i!'w'-.'f.VV-, - . ■ . ■■ ' , ''4;4y. -■"' -. . .;i Allen & o'E_atv t e ,-, Prophietors I^TESSES. A. & OK beg. to notify to the, •J-*-*- travelling public' that the above Hotel ia now complered, and will be fouad to be replete with every convenienceA TRIAL SOLICITED. FIRST CLASS STABLING .-'- ,- ANI) ; • , j PA DDO 01 AOC O M MO.T) A TIO N., Saddk Horses, and Buggies always'oh hire 780 ' ' -'"' :- ' ..-.,■-;- .',* :i BOBE RT J. SP A R „'„ DLACKSMITia, '\ ' ;\- : _;"w • 'A..-^^c^|^^ r |.i , v % "'■' All descriptions 'of : Smith?^oi , __: ' executed . in 'i l worl__mai--ike manner, and . ••--•-.-;;,,•; : ,-, • with. d.espatch.. '' 7 f '- . a 496-. f\ LAS G0 W ( JR T E 'H0 DS E *JT HOTEL & RESTAURANT, t]v y. Corner Princes and Dowling-sts,,, Dunedin. - JOHN DONALDSON, Proprietor, r : .. ' ''''' '•"' '■' ~ ''•'•-; 'v; *)i!t ■ " Elegant and.COmmoc\io-as pre-mises Ijavmg.ljeet. erected on the site of the weli-kn'own OLD RIE-, SHOP, fomdng , a complete Hotel, , -Restaurant, - and Refreshment Rooms,, this ! hoiise r tiow pos'-7 sesses imequalled' 'advantages ",-to. -strangers * and visitors from the > country, .from' .its : central posi-' tion;in thes bvisin ess part of the city, and its close, .proximity to the Bhipping and railways.', ; -'~; Mi - -. Superior accommodation mr visitors and"' ' ! '' ; ' "7? '' ; boarders.-.--? -..'r'i ;;:;•;. ; '- ' ' '? • Comf or table Beds? with every, convenience? i f < ' f 7* * ''■ :: ';-•'" '>''''Fii-st"-class Cuisine...-, .,.;; , . ; ; /'' ''*" : In the Restaurant, meals can^ be obtained '"aVall.-'' hours of the day,' with all the luxuries of 'the ."."•/', ..'"' il 'y '-'' season. - f!; "' AAA' 1 ,, r/uri •)•_•.. ilie celebrated ' Ashet'Pib,^ '.with cup j of coffee:or ■-■ ! 'i"ir-.' \7;glab;6.f-ale.ov.pqrter;for.,6d.. . -»•;;;?,• i '■■'> T r aveUer^caU'ed{f6ff chfly-(train;and coachiss. si ! f* r '• . f 'AA-K ilf. : ]B^6rdJrsgfor Redding CakVs''aiid all de-.fSQrf'*&-&-3-^o^CbMfeetibner^exc6u^ with -taste , ; -;-Wp^T^ Ai and'uispatch.- .•»*/', > f ':. Societies' Balls, etc., catered for on reasonable .-■'■ Ay ''?■: ' -"-'. terms. '..- " '/ • Larg« Room, suita.ble for ?- ? -. -Private eoid.Public Meetings or. -Jocial Reunions. - " 'yy 44. '.-". ■'■■:■■ y.r ryy^Ayr .-*._: :yy;ymQj