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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 3, Issue 11, 9 February 1892, Page 4

JOHN VORBACK, Renwicktown, "Lf ORBE Shoer, General Blacksmith LX and Wheelwright. All vehides promptly repaired and, all work turned out in a workmanlike'' Masonic Hotel, Blenheini Mrs. J. TAIT ... Proprietress. ,OOD Accommodation for Traveller*. The best Wines, Alei'and Spirits kept. : : -;• An Excellent Table provided. Shilling Luncheon at 12.30 daily. LIVERY & BAIT STABI&S Saddle Horses and Buggies always on Hire ; ,'i First Class Accommodation; 4 Good' Paddockiug. :^ A Groom in attendance at the' Stable* ALLNI6HT : ;;•» A. M'Keazia : * ALFRED STREET. BLENHEIM!

E. Muncaster, Watch and Clock Maker WOEKING JbWELBR & .OPTIOIAN, All kinds of Watches, Clocks, & Jfewal~ lery in stock and guaranteed. Rings, Pins, Chains, Broaches, made to order Spectacles and Eye Glasses a specialitj'' Market Street, Blenheim. (Opposite Criterion Hotel). -

New Zealasfif FIRE AND MAJHNB w INSURANCE COMP&NY THE PREMIER COLONIAL COMPANI, Capital ... £i t ood,obo Reserve and Re-Jnsur- .. "■; anceFund ... MStffiOQ ■ IFTTS hoi nrr a T.nnal TnafUnttnn Colonists have an interest in preferring to an English Office,as itsfunds are not withdrawn from but* are* invested in the Colony. ; ■■; -n JOHN M. ttUTCHESON, Agent, Blenheim SUB-AGENTS:-Greensill & Co ... Bird and Hillman Picton Reawick

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