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Bannockburn, Business Announcements. W I LLI AM SUTHERLAND General BLACKSMITH & FARRIER, QUARTZYILLE, Hopes, by strict attention to business and reasonable charges, to merit a share of public patronage. IRON PIPING FOB MINING PURPOSES made to any size, and not to be excelled for Strength, Durability and Cheapness. Kawarau coal pit, BANNOCKBURN. JOHN PRYDE, Proprietor. The Coal supplied from above Pit is recognised as the best yet vended in the district. It burns freely, and emits great heat. It is delivered at Cromwell 24s per ton. Bannockburn ... 20s do. At Pit’s mouth ... 12s do. FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. JOHN PRYDE, Proprietor. XCELSIOR COAL-PIT, I BANNOCKBURN, M'NULTY BROS, having purchased the Excelsior Coal Mine are prepared to supply Householders and others with Coal of quality equal to any in the district, at the lowest charge. Con. Burners will find the Excelsior a very superior Coal, which, when once used, will be ordered regularly. PULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. gANNOOKBURN COAL PIT The undersigned having purchased the above Property, is now prepared to deliver COALS of good quality in any part of the District at current rates, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Orders addressed to Post Office, Bannockburn, will receive prompt attention. WILLIAM PARGELL • Proprietor, Hour Mills. ■JTPPER CLUTHA PLOUR-MILLS. The above M ILLS are now in operation, and the proprietors are prepared to supply SILK - DRESSED FLOUR, BRAN AND POLLARD OF THE FINEST QUALITY The Mills are fitted with the latest and most approved machinery, and the utmost care exercised in the milling operations. All orders will be punctually attended to. ANDERSON & M'INTOSH, Proprietors.

PBXJTEL & CO. * S . FLOUR MILLS, NEAR ARROWTOWN, Supply First-class SILK-DRESSED FLOUR, BRAN AND POLLARD. GRISTING DONE AT CURRENT RATES. Country orders executed with care «»ad dispatch. An excellent sample of flour guaranteed, —cannot be excelled in the Colony. Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LEND, on first-class security, in sums of £IOO and upwards, at current rates. Apply, SPENCE H. TURTON, Solicitor. rjIHOMAS FOOTE, i- TAILOR AND OLOTHIBB MEX.MORE TERRACE, CROMWELL Choice Selection of Tweeds on hand. JOHN CAMPBELL, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, CLYDE. Surveys undertaken in any part op tub DISTRICT. OTI C E . POISON for Dogs LAID on Wanaka Run and Government Reserves from this date. RT. STEWART, Manager. October 1, 1883. N 0 T _ l C E. On and after this date, POISON will be LAID for DOGS and RABBITS on Mount Pisa and Queensberry Runs. D. HOWELL, Manager. Mount Pisa Station, April 2, 1883. N ° TICE. A number of useless Curs are allowed to prowl about on Kawarau Station by their owners. This is to give them warning that POISON will bo laid wherever they are most likely to get it. JAMES COWAN. October, 1877. JMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN. THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER, Published by De Veaux and Russell, of Christchurch, is the most complete Mercantile Gazette in the colony, containing as it does every Bill of Sale and Bankruptcy filed throughout New Zealand up to hour of publication. This really useful Paper has now entered upon the third year of its existence, and is rapidly becoming the recognised medium of the mercantile community and of the legal profession. The low price of sbuscription —one guinea per annum—brings it within the reach of all, and as it contains in addition to the special information concerning Bankruptcy and Bills of Sale, a reliable Share List, full reports of Creditors’ Meetings, Market Reports, decisions of importance in the English and Colonial Courts, and a large quantity of useful Commercial and Legal Literature, no one should be without it. Published and mailed to subscribers every Saturday morning. Sample copy sent free on application to— Da VEAUX & RUSSELL, Proprietors, Christchurch.