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Golden Bay Argus, Volume 2, Issue 1, 3 June 1892, Page 8

ARTHUR ALLAN BOOT AND SHOEMAKER COMMERCIAL ROAD, TAKAKA. (Opposite the Telegraph Hotel) I'epairs a Speciality. A Trial Solicited TELEGRAPH HOTEL THE JUNCTION, TAKAKA. G eod Accommodation for Families and Travellers. " ... - Meals at all hours. Terms moderate. JAMES REILLY, Proprietor. A, G. Parmenter, (Late JOHN CANN.) STILE carries on this Old Established Business. Tailoring in all its branches and warranted to give satisfaction. A moo Selection of Tweeds always on hand. Towa and Country Orders promptly attended to. COLLINGWOOD-STREET, NELSON. CITY STEAM TURNERY WORKS. J. A. Paoker, eENERATU TURNER, CABINET MAKER <te UPHOLSTERER. .Hardy Street, Nelson. All kinds of FURNITURE supplied •ft shortest notice. PICTURES FRAMED, ETC. Good work guaranteed, and Orders Punctually attended to. A. Robertson, DYER, SCOURER, &c, Collingwood Street, Nelson, and 76, Cuba Street, Wellington, Ladies' Dresses, Gentlemens' Suits and Cloths of all Kinds Dyed, Cleaned and Renovated to look equal to new, at Melbourne Prices. WILLIAM MILLER, •BRICKLAYER, PLASTERER, &c, ' Collingwood Street, Work of every description executed at the shortest nonce. Country orders promptly attended to. Estimates given, and the Golden Bay districts visited periodically, or at any time when required. H. COLLIER AND CO. MUSIC SELLERS, PIANOFORTE IMPORTERS, TUNERS and REPAIRERS, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, and Trafalgar Street, Nelson. Pianofortes Tuned and Repaired in Town ana Country. "Will visit the Golden Bay district twice ,*.-aK*> a .year.