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r ; • Tapanni Advertisements :W- B L E *' S HOTEL, -,;,,-:- . TAPANUI. 1?. M'MILLAN . _ Proprietor. 'Good Accommodation for Travelers. A first-rlnss Billiard Room, cont«"* I *ng- on*" -of Alcook.R Tab'ps, is n't.nehed t » the prpmi^es. """irst-class Stabling arid experienced groom. "-Saddle Horses and Single and Double Buggies on hire. Fyeellent Paddock Accomodation. 1190 GL~P*N KE N IOH ST RA M SAW AND MANUFACTURING MILLS, TAPANUI. •^John jMacfarlane, - - Proprietor. J. MacfarTjANE begs to draw the attention of -"the public to his increased facilities for supplying "prepared and manufactured timber. Among other labour-saving machines, he has recently imported from America a " Universal Wood- * worker.!" the latest and most admirable outcome of American ingemufcv in wood-working machinery. The variety of operations to be performed by this machine are only limited by the skill of the operator. Planing, moulding, cham"^fering, labbeting, and panel- raising, arpamong tbe 'uses to which it can be applied J. M'F. would especially invite the notice of the trade to its '•capacity for supplying every species of prepared 'timber ready to the" builder's hand. J. M'F. has always on hand a large stock of 'well-seasoned T and G Floorinsr nnd Lining, Doors, Sashes, Architraves, Mouldings, and ' every variety of finishing timber. Building material in Red, White, and Black 'Pine, and fencing timber in large quantities. Nearest mill to Waipahi, Clinton, and surrounding districts. TT> G. CREAGH AND CO. -AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, "T A P A N U I. ~Money to Lpnd on Freehold Security. ~~D ENJ N. F A RGH ER, ___£ TAILOR & CLOTHIER, TAPANUI, "In thanking the public of Tapanui and the surrounding Districts" for the liberal support they have accorded him since he commenced business, "hopes to merit a continuance of the same by - executing all orders with promptitude arid disnatch. B. F. also begs to state that he has on hand a large assortment of first-class English, . Scotch, arid Mosgiel Tweeds, to suit the taste of all who may favour him with a visit. "Best Dunedin Tradesmen employed on the premises. ftf>97 ""pRINCE OF WALES HOTEL,

CLINTON. . ' Charles Finlayson begs to inform "his numerous friends ahd the travelling public •generally that, having opened his New and " Commodious Hotel, he is now prepared to -supply all who may favour him with a visit -•with the Rest Accommodation obtainable. ' Tea, Coffee, Sandwiches, &c, always on hand. Private Room for Ladies and Families. Booking Office for Lloyd's Line of Coaches. Agent for the Union Insurance Company. First-class Stabling. PRINCE OF WAI.ES HOTEL, "54 Railway Station, Clinton. 'Commercial Hotel, Clinton, Allen &, O'Kane - Pkoprietors

"TV/TESSRS. A. & OK beg to notify to the -•*-*-*- travelling public that the above Hotel is now completed,' and will be found to be •replete with every convenience A TRIAL SOLICITED. FIRST CLASS STABLING AND TADDOCK ACCOMMODA ION. Saddle Horses, and Buggies always on hire ■780 "DOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! CLINTON. CLINTON. The public are invited to call at the NEW BOOT AND SHOE MART, Opposite Garden and Young's Store, when they will be shown the best assorted stock of boots -and shoes in the district, at prices so low as to defy competition. "Boots and Shoes of perfect fit made to order, and •BEPAIRS NEATLY A„D EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED. Note the Address — WILLIAM CAWTHOR_n t , (Opposite Garden and Young's Store), 20 CLINTON. •DOBERT J. SPARKS, BLACKSMITH, W A I W E JR A. i Agricultural Implements made to order. All descriptions of Smith "Work •executed in a workmanlike manner, and with despatch; a 496