ALEX. WILLIAMSON. xjL BOOT and shoe maker, CROMWELL, (Opposite Post Opfioc) Begs to inform the Public of Cromwell and surrounding districts that he has commenced Business at the above address, and hopes by prompt attention and good Workmanship to merit a share of their Patronage. Boots and Shoes of every description made to order on the shortest, possible notice. Repairs neatly executed. Richard o l i> s, FAMILY BUTCHER, M BLMORK-STRKET, CROMWELL. In thanking householders of the town and district of Cromwell for the liberal patronage conferred upon him since starting business, desires to say that he has entered into such arrangements as will enable him to continue to supply his Customers with Beef, Mutton, Pork and other articles in the trade of the very best quality. SMALL GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Families and Hotels waited upon daily. WILKIN RIYEII SAW MILLS, HEAD OF LAKE WANAKA. Dan Oalwoll Proprietor. The above Mills are now in full operation with machinery of latest design and construction, another new Circular Saw having been added to the plant. The Proprietor is prepared to supply the public with sawn timber of all dimensions in Bircb, Totara, or Black Pine—Boards up to 50in in width. Also, in any quantity, Posts, Caps, Props, Rails, and every description of Sawn or Split Timber, delivered throughout the district at lowest market rates. Address— DAN CAL WELL Makarova. c B O.’S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES Leave Cromwellevery Monday, Wednesday & Friday for Dunedin, at 12.30. p.m., returning the following days at Noon COACH TO QUEENSTOWN Leaves Cromwell every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 12.30 p.m., returning, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at Noon, COACH TO LAKE WANAKA Leaves Cromwell for Pembroke every Tues. day and Saturday, returning every Monday and Thursday, H. CRMG & CO., Proprietors. if THE CROMWELL VETERINARY AND SHOEING FORGE Melmore street, Cromwell. ROBERT WISH ART, Blacksmith. W STYLE of Trotting Shoe (Steel). Special Machinery for Tiring Purposes. First-class Workmanship Guaranteed. LOWEST CURRENT RATES. r L L E R F L O U R. My new ROLLER MILL Plant is now ected at the Luggate Mills, and is capable gristing all the wheat grown m the Upper utha Valley. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY r purchasing no other Hour than that liich is locally grown and locally gristed, o this and you will be EEPING THE MONEY IN YOUR OWN POCKETS. THOMAS ANDERSON, Luggate. O T I C E. 1 john”telfee Bogs to intimate that ho has purchased the Tailoriugaud Clothing Business of the late Mr George Yeoman, of Cromwell from the Executors in the Estate ; aud hopes to receive the same liberal share of public patronage which was bestowed on his predecess or Prices moderate, and a Fit guaranteed. A Choice Selection of Patterns Always on hand, and all Orders executed with promptness. Note AddressNext Mr H. HOTOP, Chemist.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume XXVII, Issue 1373, 20 August 1895, Page 1
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