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Clutha Leader, Volume XVII, Issue 883, 19 June 1891, Page 5

New Advertisements. lA/TTULDITSONS" Have much pleasure in intimating that they have Opened : Commodious Premises in K A. IT A. N Q- A. T A., And are now showing a large and well assorted Stock of Drapery, Millinery, Clothing, Fancy Goods, AND GENERAL GROCERIES. The Drapery Departments rxXQ being well supplied with NOVELTIES for the present Season, and comprise a very much Superior Stock of all classes of Goods than the residents of the district have had the pleasure of seeing. The Proprietors, who have places of Business at Waitahuna and Tuapeka Mouth, are enabled by their extensive turnover to purchase their requirements in quantities which many others are unable to do, and are thereby enabled to offer all Goods at the .Lowest Possible Prices. As the quality in Draper* varies considerably, we refrain from quoting Prices, but guarantee to supply the people's requirements at the Very Lowest Cash Prices. Subjoined is our Short Price List for Grocery Department : s. d. 8 Acid, per lb ... ... 2 4 Marmalade (Kuiller's). per tin . 0 8A Alum ... ... ... 0 5 Mustard, 4,1 b ... " 010 An-owroot ... ... 0 6 Milk— Nestle, per tin "" 0 81 Bacon ••• ••• .-• 0 6^ „ Milkmaid ..." '." 0 8f 5) ••• •••' ••• 0 7 Oils— Salad, i-pints... .[ 0 6** Barley ... .... ... 0 1\ „ P i nts ... ... 0 1O l Keen's Blue (square) „. 0 10 Castor, i-pinta 0 6 Biscuits— Lunch ... ... 0 3 „ p"i u u ... '" gig Water ... ... 0 4 Pickles, per bottle ... .".' 0 ft Candlea ... ... ... 0 6 Pepper, lib ... ... 1 g* Currants... ... ... 0 5£ Rice ... ... '" q2i Carraways ... ... 0 9" Sa^o ... ..'. '*' q 3 Ooffea ... ... ... 1 6 Sardines, pur tin ..'." "'. 0 6 " "• ■•• ••• 1 9 m ... ... 0 10 >> '" ••• ... 2 0 Soda (Carbnnate), pur Ib ... 0 3 Coffee Essence (Symington's) ... 1 3 Sauce (Worcester), '" 0 6 Cornflour .., ... 0 U „ „ large "[ 0 9 Cheese ... ... ... 0 4£ Salmon ... ... ... 0 84 5 > ••• ••• ... 0 5" Starch (Colnnn's) ... "] 0 6 Cocoa (Van Houten's), Lib tins ... 3 6 Sugar (very finest quality), lb "' 0 3 Cream of Tartar . ... 1 9 „ „ W> owC 27 0 Neaves Farinaceous iood ... 1 0 Soap— Household, bar ... 0 3 Ginger ... ... ... 16 „ Laundrine, box 1.1 11 6 Groats (Robertson's)... ... 0 9 Tapioca ... ... 0 3 Jams, 2lb jars ... ... 1 3 Tobacco (Juno and Harlequin) 111 6 3 Kerosene (best quality), per tin..'. 7 6 Vinegar, bottle ... ... 01h Lemon Peel, per lb ... ... 10 ••• 2 Maizena (Duryea's), packet ... 0 6 Tea— They guarantee to give Al value. i^ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED, Orders accompanied by remittances will receive prompt and careful attention. TERMS: STRICTLY NKTT CASH. 34

NO T I C E. I I Mrs Davidson Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Balclutha and Surrounding Districts that she has Commenced BUSINESS in the PREMISES', Clyde street, Balclutha, formerly occupied by her late husband, And will OPEN on SATURDAY, APRIL. 25, With a GHOIOE SELECTION OF Genera/ Drapery, HABERDASHERY, &o. A SPLENDID LINE of TWEEDS For YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS. Also, Every Description of MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING. Splendid Value in LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COLONIAL KNITTED STOCKINGS. Ladies wishing a Warm WINTER DRESS will do well to inspect her Stock of Colonial DRESS TWEEDS, which, for Durability and Elegance, are Unsurpassed. As all these Goods are new and bought strictly for Cash (thus securing a liberal Discount), she is in a position to offer Exceptionally Good Value ; and hopes by so doing to merit a share of public patronage. MRS DAVIDSON, CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA. t-m** T HE m??T A T> LANraA I I FFFT CHAIR. f^lAAj^S A Special Manufacture JLJ^ZI by ANDREW NELSON, oMs[M&kb. Moray Place (opposite ;||^rjre| Anderson and Morrison), _1 f| "<4 BW Dunedin. Is fast super- 1 |H WggSjjmimM se^' in 'S imported article. Arm Chans oo match, 12s. Suitable for house or office ; of handsome design, and durability guaranteed. 82 WANTED, Smart and Energetic AGENTS, who are desirous of making an easy and comfortable income, averaging £1 per day. Apply at once, as time is money. —OTTO MAUSSNER, P.O. Box 610, Sydney, N.S.W. 29 ANTED KJSOWtf.— Job Printing of every. description done at the - CsdWftA Lei deb, Office..

RENFREW STft EE T BUTCHERY. TO THE INHABITANTS OF BALCLUTHA. I beg to return my most sincere THANKS to the inhabitants of Balclutha for the largo share of patronage extended to me during the time I have been in business as Butcher in Renfrew street. I have now disposed of the Business to MR WILLIAM WRIGHT, to whom I have every confidence in soliciting a continuance of support. ; JOHN MOXHAY, ' Butcher. Balolutha, April 30, 1891. j In connection with the above, and in asking a fair share of patronage from the residents of Balolutha and surrounding districts, I have to say that I will give strict personal attention to the wants of customers, and will keep nothing but the PRIMEST of BEEF and MUTTON on hand. I will also keep a full supply of SMALL GOODS. Families waited on for orders daily, and residents in the country called on periodically. The Business will be conducted by mo as from the Ist of May. 32 WM. WRIGHT: pHOVINC IAI IIOTEL AND WINE VAULTS, STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. J. WEUS (Formerly of Exhibition Dining Rooms), LESSEE. J. WELLS begs to inform his country friends and the general publio that this hotel having been rebuilt is now ready for the reception of visitors. Being next the Theatre and Trams and close to the Railway, the travelling public will find it admirably suited to their requirements. Charges Very Moderate. Note the Address : ' / J. W E L L 'Sy H PROVINCIAL HOTEL; -V. : v'tys Dunedin. ■" ■'•-.*-> ;.-;^ ",