teaches th-t Mu* progies* 1% o' (■ n»i mpt ion can be s’aycd 1 V :i tew do-es of TUSSICUKA. Don’t Delay. TV 7ITII Booked Kates the Suh caption is 24s per year, postage extia. Wanted Subset iWrs to the 'lllK 1-AKI j CoCNTTI’BKS' Tb ■ cheapest and | largest eight-page journal on the (told holds. UHSCKIPTION to Lakh t-ai-stv I’kks is 20s p rycai in advance, posted 2s _d extra. [A ( ART'.] JJ HOLLIMAN, Plumper, Painter, and Paporliangcr, QrEE XS To 'V N. All t.rder-> ftoni Airowtown and distric. promptly attended to. Farquharson Prod or, GENERAL AND MINING AGENT. Harbour Board Chambers, Vi GEL STREET, DUNEDIN. Correspondence Invited. F. .) QUINN, SHAREBROKER, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER, 105, Tuam Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Comm nnicqd.ions by wire or post promptly 3,ttqiwLed to. F.O. BOX 130 a. Thus. S. Paterson Andrew Paterson.
(Member Dunedin Stock Exchange) pATERSON BROS. S H iRE.BROKERS, Hiding and - - - - Financial Agents, Colonial B nk Buildings, PRINCES ST., DUNEDIN. O T I 0 E I’he CARDRONA COAL-PIT w NOW OPEN for the SUPPLY OF COAL for the S* ason R. M'uOUGALL k SONS, PeiKOiuke, September 19, 1895. OOME Papers print some of the Pictures L-J part of the ;ime. WEEKLY PRESS Prints Illustrations all the time. LARGEST AND BEBT PAPER PUBLISIiED IN NEW ZEALA -D. Hkst to Send to Friends at Home. The enormous run on the Paper has caused many t> be ilisapp >inted In order to secure it rtgnmrly, order from the Local Ag' ur. PRICE 6 I, with supplements grafts. —THE—
Temperance H tel, Buckingham Street, ARROW 'l' O W N. MRS M. TOBIN .Proprietress. Having purchased the above Hotel, reel. tly occupied by Mr J. BegH , 1 trust bv strict attention to business to nceivettie s me support as ex ended to my prrd. cessor. All desci ipti< u of Gro.eries kept in s v ock. Fill'lT IN ALL VARIETY obtainable. HOT PIES AND COFFEE 'C3 on Saturday Nights, from 8 to 11. Board and Lodging Mea.b at all hours, Is ; Beds, la. Good Stalling Accommodation. Mrs M. T«>BIN ... Fbopkistress.
BALLARAI HOI EL, Anno wi own. D. Slicks rdsea, jun.. Proprietor. D. R. >vi he- ro uitiiiia’C to t!ie puO-ic go- rally tha- he hr,s purchased thus we 1knowu Hotel, and hopes by atrict atention to business to receive a fair share of- public patronage. The Hotel has been reiiovatecl throughout ami now offers FIRST-C LASS ACCOM M OJX\HOHv Ouly the b st of every hj ng will, be kept, and the comfort of the customers, \j ill be the first consideration. *ar CHARGES MODERATE. Tbt First-class Stabling, Under the charge of an efficient groom.
GLOBE HOTEL, Socth Prince.-? Stkkkt, D U N K D I N. JAMES M'KEWEN Proprietor. First-class accommodation for visitors, to the city. CHARGES EXTREMELY MODERATE. J. M‘K. keeps the best of Liquors, and his Stab ing Accommodation is first-class au,d the charge moderate. Visitors from the Ooldtields and the sporting community generally can rely ou the best of everything. UOR'ES DOUG lIT AND SOLD ON gt.MMIS^ON,
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Lake County Press, Issue 976, 22 August 1901, Page 6
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502Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Lake County Press, Issue 976, 22 August 1901, Page 6
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