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Cromwell Argus, Volume VI, Issue 315, 24 November 1875, Page 2

Cromwell Belfast store, CLYDE AND CROMWELL. WINES, SPIRITS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, COLONIAL PRODUCE, &0. &0. &0. JAMES HAZLETT Begs to inform the Public of the Dunstan Bis;rict that, in connection with his established msiness of ten years at Clyde, he has opened EXTENSIVE PREMISES AT CROMWELL, tvhere ho will be able to supply the Trade, Runrolders, Farmers, and Private Families, with EVERY CLASS OF GOODS, of the very best iescription, at the lowest current rates. James Hazlett would particularly mention :hat in the FLOUR & COLONIAL PRODUCE BUSINESS he can defy competition, as in that line he is in connection with Messrs Whittingsam Brothers, of Queenstown, who are the argest buyers in the Lake District. J. Hazlett, being a CASH BUYER in the Dunedin and Melbourne Markets, feels confident ae can sell the cheapest and best article in the District, and invites a visit from Purchasers. Note the address: JAMES HAZLETT, Clyde and Cromwell. WILLIAM TAYLOR, BOOTMAKER, Melmore Street ... ... Cromwell Boots and Shoes made to order in the latest and most approved fashion. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Prices Moderate. pREE TRADE BXJTCIIER V , (Wholesale and Retail). JAMES DA WKINS - PROPRIETOR. * <•. A supply of Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, Hams, Bacon, &e., always on hand. %*Meat delivered at Town Prices 'throughout the district. EOMWELL BUTCHERY (wholesale and retail), OWEN PIERCE - PROPRIETOR. A supply of Moat of all descriptions always on hand, and sold at the Lowest Prices. QOALS ! COALS!! COALS! !! NEWCASTLE PIT. WILSON and M‘LAUGHLIN, having opered the Coal Pit known as Placiietts, are prepaed to supply COALS of superior quality at ihe lowest rate. We have appointed Mr DRURY our Apnt, whose receipt for moneys paid shall be Hiding on ns. JAMES WILSOF ALEX. M'LAUGHLN. Witness : Edwd. A. Dritry. OOALS! COALS!! COA^S!!! The Cromwell Coal Works will in hture be carried on by WILLIAMS & HAYIS, who nave much pleasure in calling the attrition of the inhabitants of the Cromwell Distrit to their New Seam of Coal, which is far supeior to any hitherto obtained in the same works or in any other portion of the District. The/ therefore respectfully solicit a continuance of she patronage heretofore bestowed, with th conviction that that patronage will be deserve. ‘ All orders entrusted to ns will b attended to at once, and on the shortest notic( us we intend to keep a good supply of coals at ; he pit-mouth. Coals delivered anywhere, either n or out of the district; and lowest cartage pries charged. 20s. per ton at the forks. i 325. ~ delivced. j 10 bags to the Du. j 1 WILL IA M S & H A YES, ■: Coal Works, Cornwell, 1