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Dunstan Times, Issue 1776, 19 June 1896, Page 7

Shacklock s Celebrated Over TEN THOUSAND of these Ranges now in use in New Zealand. They will burn Lignite, True Coal, or Wood up to 24 inches long; The flues are all self-contained, and need no setting. Can be worked in a Chimney or with Stove pipe. The Oven beats well, and is a good Brea^ Baker. Made in all sizes, with Copper or Cast Iron BouVrs. jl CRION II | fcP I i;l 1 iw^Loc^j'jyji SINGLE OR DOUBLE OVENS. Very Suitable for Sbepperd's Huts, Sheep Stations, Farms,* Hotels, *k Dwelling House ai'GH OR LOW PRESSURE BOILERS FITTED. SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. Tomb Railings, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings at Lowest Rates. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION TO THE MAKER & PATENTEEjEE., lE., SH^A-C-KIIjOCjS.;, SOUTHkEND FOUNDRY, CRAWFORD ST., DUNEDLNr COACHBUILDER & IMPORTER. Country Orders Receive Special Attention. Correspondence Invited. Every Description of Carriage and Buggy built, to order; also FariP Drays, Waggons, Spring Carts. All kinds of Repairs at Lowest Prices; GREAT KING and ST; ANDREW STREETS, DUNEDIN; and at BURN SIDE, GREEN ISLAND. Largest Prizo*taker in Carriages until prizes were discontinued* BUGGIES SOLD ON CASH OR TERMS* DEINK ONLY IT IS PURE AND UNADULTERATED. Packed in Air-tight Lead Canisters, and sold by B. NAYLOR, Sole Agent for Clyde.

WIILLIAM POULSON Boot & S*toe Maker, ALEXANDRA SOUTH (Late of Clyde), Has now removed to Alexandra, and takes this opportunity of Thank* ing all his old Customers for past support, and hopes to receive a continuance of same, while the wants ot new customers will be carefully attended to. All Classes of Boots and Shoes made to measure. Fit Guaranteed. DWIN W. ATT FIELD (Late 0. Attfield), Butcher, CLYDE. Having now taken over the above Business, I Beg to solicit a continuance of the Patronage and. Support of the customers of this-long-established Butchery Customers waited on daily for orders. Poultry always on hand. Accounts rendered monthly. Under the distinguished Patronage of Sir (I Grey and G. Bowen, Sir James Fergusson, etc., etc ■ DNSTAN HOT E L (J L Y 1) E Andrew Beattie ~ Proprietor lhe new proprietor begs to inform his 'riends, and the public generally, that having taken over this favorite hos telry, no effort will be spared, on his part, to provide for the coins fort of his patrons. Special attention will be paid to the cuisine. Only the choicest brands of wine, pirita, and beer will be sold HTUITJXG PLACEZFOR CRAIG & 00 S COACHES 1 ; West Stabling, under the [Chargy of an Efficient Groom,