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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 147, 1 December 1870, Page 1

BASTINGS' pOMMEUCUL -HOT E J. , LAWRENCE. The Proprietor begs to announce that the ■tliove premi-es are now complete, and oiler fiery iipeonnnortiition for Travellers ami Families. Booking Office f.<r Cob!) tr-wl Co.V Coaches COMMRHCIAL IIOTKL LI VERY AND IJAIT STAHLKS Coinpri.-e Twenty four Stalls, Loose I3o\e», C.irri:ij:e House, &c. Lulies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horse?, nl«:iv< on Hire. |)USS I' L A C X II O 1' EL, LAWRENCE, TUAI'I.TCA. JOHN AIREY h.-ys u.B:»,.p:ful'\ t<> i- form the lulitibi'.-iii^ oi 1.111 .11 v ivi.ee :in I H'lj.ie n' •)!-• ti-iets, ihni he h.i-» upi ut-d i he ultdVi* £I*>t«-l, '»lif-rf he liitpes tv recfii'e a rli.ii'c ol |iv i r p inoiiHKf iind >up|-ort. Wtuea an i S lifit-^ i>l llie li-'st hni"d- alwa\x • m lisi'hl, and i-iery ucc •nun >A ,\uni fur fr ivellers N R. -GOODSTAIMIVG. 'nUAI'EKA MOUTH SAW MILLS. j lIiIBKK YiBU:- WIHI'KIIAVIOX STRKKT i (Mppo?ito the S-hovil House). WT>. MORKISON b,-gs to announeo to • tie i:ili.-ibir;iiih» of Tuip.-ka und Al'ihueux Districts tint- hs* i- inep-ired l«i Mipply every <le.-f-ii)Mi(>n ut Ame.ucmn anii ColiOMAt -AWN llMBEit itl tin sll .float Uutiu'L* iind the lowe t teuiuueriitivo p-iues. Timber cut to order. Orders left at. thtJ ViS£BS:i YiitD puric'uilly utk'iided to. W. D M h:w always on hand 10.000 'eet £ iii.-li T and G Liuiujt10.0U0 feet ot ti X J. hUMO I'm oi 6 x i. 6 OUO feet oi Siieliinvr. A quantify of G dvanm'd Iron. Mou.dui^, Skirt in<r, Sishes, Don--. &o "IT K. W. HOTT GOO DA V . SjIICITJK AND CO^VKYANCijn, Peel-s reet, Lawience, Next door to (lie U-nik of N.-« Z.-alm.i. RLI . CLARK E , • GENERAL STOREKEEPER, A.\l^ VKNi»nJ{ LV DRAPERY AND FAVL'Y GOODS, BLUE SPCJIt, Begs to return thanks to the public generally for the very liberal support accorded film Miiee he conimeuced business, and to inform his nuinerou- customer* that he has removed to. LAKGER PREMISES, adj icent !,'to the Schoolhouse, where he will be glud to receive a couiiuuatioa of past patronage. '