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Clutha Leader, Volume XXIII, Issue 1182, 5 March 1897, Page 2

New Advertisements. W.T.Shiek] fA. R.Jack. ipETERS AND SHIELf ■ y ,[ Blacksmiths, [■' y Whbblwbights, Agricultural Imflk- ', .v.\- MENT MAKERS, &C. . \. (-i\' CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHAv AH classes of Agricultural Implements made on the premises, also Drayß,Buggies and Carts of all kinds. The Horseshoeing is under competent hands, and customers miijr rely oh getting satisfaction. In thanking the Farmers, Settlers, and Residents generally of the Clutha and surrounding districts for the liberal sun* port which has been accorded to them in the past, the firm of Peters and Shiejs assure their numerous triandi and customers that no effort will b» spared to deserve that support in tha future. All orders attended to with promptitude. Re« pair* carefully done. Charges all reasonable. 251 PETER MCNEIL, WHEELWRIGHT, BAXCLUTHA, Begs to announce that he has removed to premises beside Mr Rattray, blacksmith. New Buggies built at Lowost Rates. Road and tip draye,new and second haad, in stock. Buggies, waggons and drays painted and repaired. Reasonable Charges. 308 RATLINS EIVER PRIVATE \J HOTEL. James S. Vial Proprietor., VI/L'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL in situated in the centre of one of the most pictureaquo districts in New Zealand. First-class accommodation for travellers, tourists, holiday seekers and others. Good stabling. Horses and Buggies for hire JDRAVO, WATTY " Where did you get your houso so nicely furnished when you w«r« married 1" " Well, Jack, as I hear you hare fixed your wedding day with Betsy, I will tell you. I went down to Dunedin to Gillies' Furniture Establishment at 18 George street, and g»t every articl* you see in the house ; and well served I was. Splendid Establishment, Gillies' ! You can get all a house requires there, and on such easy terms, too. You can arrange to pay it weekly or monthly, and every article the same price as if you paid cash down. lam bo pleased I went to Gillies' for my Furniture, I assure you. Saved me a lot of trouble, as all a housa needs is to be got there— From the Bubj'i Pram To tbe Old Man's Chsir ; Carpets c? Floarcloth* cut to pl*w, Of Patterns rich and rare ; House Furniture for ererr want, At Prices all marked Low." Quoth Watty unto his friend Jack : "To Gillies' you should go. Th« Shop is just Six Doors north of the Octagon and just a few steps past Burns' Monument." PRICE LISTS SENT ON APPLICATION. Country Orders Punctually Attended To and Carefully Packed at JOHN GILLI Eff: 18 George street,* DUNEDIN. HPIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER The Undersigned having just completed his new; SAWMILL plan*, he is now pre* pared to execute all owjtere entrusted to him. JOHN THOMSON, OWAKA. Timber and Sawmill Yards, 291