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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 10, Issue 46, 16 June 1899, Page 4

A. McKenzie’s LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. BLENHEIM. Saddle-horses and Buggies always on Hire. First-class Accommodation.' A Groom in attendance at the Stabler all night. RE-OPENING NOTICE. T BEG to notify my old and numerous customers and public generally that I have re-opened business next to Nicholas’ Blacksmith Shop with a full and complete stock of the very beat of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers ever-shown in Blenheim. , ' The fact of this stock being especi-.; ally made up to my order is a sufficient guarantee that it will be found suitable and serviceable for this district, my experience in the boot trade in Blenheim having existed over 23 years. Every description of Boot made to order. Repairs executed in my usual style. Note.— O wing to a heavy loss by fire, all outstanding accounts are particularly requested to be settled at once. J. O’Sullivan, THE BOOTMAKER, MARKFT STREET SOUTH, BLENHEIM, (opposite the old stand), PUBLIC NOTICE. (CHARLES has much pleasure in announcing that he has taken oyer the pre mises lately occupied by Mr. A. McAllister, opposite the Royal Hotel, Blenheim, where he intends carrying on the business of a BLACKSMITH in all its branches. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY A TOVEY, COACHBUILDER, still continues to carry on his business in the adjoining premises, where he turns out Vehicles .of first - class make and of every description. Orders from any part of the District promptly attended to. TRY BOThTfIRMS 1 6? 6 m m as E G Eggs \ Tin COSTS 8? ONLY. G ARC E G Dear & SB S 3 m m iEW wiE ® f£LL!KatOR. 6? New Zealand FIBB AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY THE PREMIER COLONIAL OOMPANS Capital ... £1,000,000 Reserve and Re-Insur- , ance Fund ... £485,000 npHIS being a Local Institution Colonists have an interest in pre ferring to an English Office, as its funds are not withdrawn from but are invested in the Colony. JOHN M. HUTCHESON, Agent, Blenheim) SUB-AGENT'S: Greensill & Co ... ... Picton Bird and Hillman . ; • Renwick Brownlee & Co., SAWMILLERS AND) GENERAL STOREKEEPERS HAVELOCK. Pbioes of Timber at this Mill First-class Eimu, 8/- per 100 ft super; First-class White pine, 7/- per lOOfc super; Second-class Rinm, assorte 1, 6/-, from stacks, 5/6; Secondclass Whitepine, assorted, 5/-, fronjL stacks, 4/6. Prices for short ends, I face-cuts, and slabs given at the mill. Grocery, Drapery and Ironmongery OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PRICES