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Dunstan Times, Issue 1802, 18 December 1896, Page 8

SLACKS HOTEL OPHIR fBiiOO No. 1), ffee roost comfortable house npscouutry, jJujlt entirel) of Stone, with lath aud p!&3ter a&rtitions, and accommodation unsurpassed. Lofty and well-ventilated Pining and Sitting Rooms, sbe>hglewel and substantially furnished. Ibowev Hro Body, and Sponge BATHS, rungs fes StaMlag 1 - none better in the Colony, including 8 Loose Boxes—in all to accommodate 25 Horses. THE NEWLY'E?.ECTEI> BILLIABD EOOM gifiay be equalled but cannot be excelled. It is well-lighted, its general appointments »re of the best, and the Table one ol Alcock's best, with patent cushions and all she latest impro rements, Double and Single Buggies, Ladies and Gentlemen s Sadcue Hacks on hire,, and slways obtainable at a moment's notice. None but the Choicest Brands of Spirits and Beers kept; while the Cuisine ia everything t» be desired. WOOL BUYERS. Top Tallies. {.J No Torn mission. Wool packs Supplied free to Growers selling their Wflol tO ÜB. J. H. KIRK & CO, DUNE DIN, INYE-RCARGILL & CORK NAYtOR. Family Butcher, MATAKA N U I , Always has the best of Mpat. *nall goods oi every description. Visits Blacks and Drybread twice every week for orders, and to deliver goods. To the Headers of the" Dunsfcan Times THERE are no doubt numbers oi EesidenUt in the Country who are unaware of the great improvements which have been effected dur« the last few years in the Business Establishments ia Duuedin. ONE OF THE OUHEDIH SIGHTS Now is tbe Large and Beautifully - Fitted-up Jewellery Establish' menfc of <J. &.T. Young, 88 PRINCES STREET, This Establishment is, without a aoubt, the Largest and Finest in New Zealand, and what is; said of the Shop can be equally well said of the Stock - A visit of inspection and Compari? - son will justify the above. G, & T. YOUNG'S object in stating the foregoing is to Invite all Country Residents, Town Ones as well, to fay< their Establishment a Visit, and free the Immense Variety of Niw and Choice Good on Vieto, and whieh they i; Mr at Most Reasonable Prices. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF NEW GOODS just opened up (ex b.s. Rimutaka.} Visitors from the other Colonies have expressed surprise at seeing such a Mag- - nificent Stcok of Watctoes, Jewellery, , Clocks, Silver, and Eleotrcplated Goods, as Bhown at $. T. YOUNG'S ESTABLISHMENT , a&- When you go to Danedin, do not forget to give us a call. No one vbesse to BTJY. 88 PRINCES-ST DTTNEDIN. Also at Oamaiu.Timaru Welington. 'IOBB & CO'S Telegraph Line of ; Royal Mail Coaches will leave - CLYDE FOR LAWRENCE | jSvery Monday, Wednesday, and Friday . »t 2 p.m.,reachingTeviot the same day, . and Lawrence the following afternoon in ime for the 4.30 p. m. train to Dunedin. Leave Clyde for Cromwelland Queens own Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ] Pareelßooking Office-Railway Depart. J Propriotora Head OSiee, Peel street, Lawrence. l 7ANTED KNOWN. t |f i OUVAH CEYLON TEA, ohoic, J est v l " o,iust t' e }' ltm Tea Gar^ens - ai Obtainable B, Naylor, Clyde j Jas. Rivers, and W. Theyera, Alexandra; and all storekeeper. w ?ROOF OF DEBT FORMS may u *g «btais\ed %\ tip 9s«e oi this «* torn ' i