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Lake County Press, Issue 693, 30 January 1896, Page 8

Crescent hotel, INVERCARGILL, MRS R. BOND, late cf Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, has leased the above hotel, and hopes to receive the patronage of her old Lake friends, as well as that of Tourists ami Travellers. The hotel is very conveniently situated (half-minute’s walk from Railway Station), an.d affords the very best accommodation, COMM'DIOUS SAMPLE ROOM. Telephone No. 92 ; P.O. Box 102. OBAN nous % HALF-MOON BAY, STEWART ISLAND, Within one minute’s walk o,f jetty, J. GOODALL Proprietor. The above house, conveniently situated, affords ample accommodation, and will be found suitable to all the requirements of Tourists and Visitors to Stewart’s Island. The Bluff Harbor Board’s Steamer plies regularly every Wednesday (weather permitting). XM AS GOODS at THE MUTUAL STORE, INVERCARGILL. Currants, 4d per lb Sultanas, 5d per lb Raisins, fid per lb Muscatells, Is per lb Jordan Almonds, 2s per lb Cooking Almonds, Is per lb Figs (loose) 7d per lb Fius (boxes) 7d per box Prunes, Clarke’s, 9u per lb Dates, 5d per lb Lemon Peel, 6d per lb. Mixed Peel (Lemon, Orange, and Citron), 9d per ib Mixed Spiec, is 4d per lb Prime Factory Cheese, 5d per lb Cream of Tartar, is 3d per lb Carbonate of Soda, 2d per lb Sheeps’ Tongues, lOd per tin Pure Tea—lndian, China, and Ceylon, ] s 6d, 1 s9d, and 2s. 5 and I.olb boxes Preserved Apples, Sd per tin Preserved Pineapples, JOd per tin Preserved Pears, lOd per tin Preserved Apricots, Is per tin Preserved Peaches, Is per tin 211> jars jam, Is 2d per jar 21b jars Raspberry, Is 4d per jar 2ib Jars Marmalade, Is 3d per jar Glass jars Lollies (splendid assortment), Gd each Table Jellies—Lemon, Orange, Vanilla, Raspberry, Pineapple, Sdpcr packet Soap, 3s 3d and 9s per -jewt box Blue, per lb, 8d Starch, per lb, 5d Wax Matches, Is 3d per dozen Juno Tobacco, per lb, 4s lOd Galatea ~ ~ 4s 8d Carbine „ ~ 4s Gd Old Sport Tobacco, per lb, 4s lOd Golden Eagle Tobacco, per lb. 5s lOd (Jd per lb, reduction by the bex) Candles, 2ylb box, 10s 9d Kerosene, 12s per case Ail orders, if accompanied with remittance, carefully packed and despatched promptly. P.O. Orders or Crossed Cheques payable to ALEX. FRASER, • Manager. . THE BEST VALUE IN NEW ZEALAND. NEW FRUIT. NEW FRUU

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O’MEARA... AND CO., AUCTIONEERS. VAIUATORS, COLLECTORS BRSIB, MISIBB. & oeleral Commission ’abents, timber merchants, & GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERS. CASH ADVANCES MADE AGAINST ANY GRAIN, WOOL, LIVE STOCK, OR FURNITURE PLACED IN OUR HANDS FOR POSITIVE SALE. Wanton's Court attended. Special quotations tor CornsaeLs, Woolsacks, Reaper and Binder Twine, and Sheep Dip. Standard Bone Manure. Malden Island Mamin?. Potato and Turnip Manure. Sydney aad Colonial BonedusU LOANS NEGOTIATED. MONEY TO LEND. Agkxcif.S. Waller A. Wood’s Harvester and Binder; Victoria Insurance Co.; Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Co.; N.Z. Loan, Mercantile, and Agency Co.; Kaitangata Coal Co. ; Newcastle Coal Co. ; Westport Coal Co’’. ; Planet Junior Ploughs ; Booth and M'Donald’s Agricultural Implements (see Catalogues). BUILDING TRADE SUPPLIED AND E. IMATES GIVEN. SAMPLE'S OF WHEAT AND BARLEY WANTED THIS SEASON. FREEHOLD TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Yards and Office Closed at 1 o’Clcck every Wednesday. Special quotations for Wool packs. Corusacks, Binding and Sewing Twine. Please inquire. ~~THE^M t COKMICK * REAPER AND BINDER IS THE BEST IN THE WOULD. SOLE AGENTS MOB.RO W. BASSETT, & CO., CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN, Importers of all kinds of Agricultural Implements and Machinery. Subagents everywhere. Send for Catalogue. PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT EVERYBODY. LOCAL AGENT B. EBITCHAED, Arrowfcova. H. E. SHACKLOCK’S 0 ELE BRA TE D ORION. ” They will burn Lignite, True Coal, or Wood up to 24 inches long. The Flues are all self-contained, and need no sett ng. Can be worked in a Chimney or with Stove-pipe. The Oven heats well, and is a Good Bread Baker. Made in all sizes, with Copper or Cast Iron Boilers. Over 10,000 of tij.939 Sanges in use in IWew Zealand. F R r" L! Ji &33E2 to 1R id i i 1 R Over 10,000 of these Ranges in use in IT ew Zealand. Single or Double Ovens. Very suitable for MineiV, Shepherds’ Huts, Sheep Stations, Farms, Hotels, and Dwelling Houses. « lITGH OR LOW PRESSURE BOILERS FITTED. SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. . Tmnb Railings, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings at Lowest Rates. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION TO THE MAKER AND PATENTEE— H.E.SHACKLOCK, SOUTH-END FOUNDRY, CRAWFORD ST., DUNEDIN.