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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 155, 26 January 1871, Page 3

Clyde Advertisements. { SHOEING! SHOEING! SHOEING! VETERINARY SHOEING- FORGE, (Opposite the Dunstan Hotel), SUNDERLAND-9TREET, CLYDE. TIDWARD ALDRIDGE, FABBIBR, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, AND MACHINIST. E. ALDKIDGE begs to notify to Quartzreefers, Sluicers, Agriculturists, Horse-owners, and others, that he has now a very COMPLETE & POWERFUL LATHE, And he is now prepared to Make and Eepair all kinds of Machinery requiring nicety of fitting. Mining and Agricultural Implements Made and Kepaired on the shortest notice. Horses shod on the Charlier and Goodenough Principles. Horse and Cattle Medicines. Smiths' Work of every description. Moderate Charges. Shoeing, 10s and 16s per set. T) VAN'S BENDIGO HOTEL, SUK"DERLAJS T D-STEEET, CLYDE. (Within 200 yards of the Post-office and Camp Buildings. This well known Hotel offers every accommodation for commercial and other travellers, and families. Gentlomen Boarding at this Hotel will find every comfort and attention provided. Best. Brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits. Good Stabling and Loose Boies. I JTorsrs and Buggies always on Hire. EDWARD RYAN, Proprietor. JUNCTION HOTEL, CLYDE. ALFRED MOORE, Proprietor. A.M. begs to announce that he has resumed possession of the above Hotel, whioh affords every convenience for commercial and other travellers. None but the be3t brands of Wines, Spirits, and English and Colonial Ales sold. A superior large-sized Billiard Table. Good Stabling at Moderate Charges . pORT PHILIP HOTEL, CLIPE. John' Cox - - - Proprietor. ! This old-established Hotel is replete with ewry convenience for Travellers, and sustains irs well-known character for attention and comfort. CHAB.GES MODERATE. The Wines, Spirits and Ales sold at this Hotel are of unexceptionable quality. Excellent Slabling accommodation. THOMAS HEWITT, m A PA N U I HOTEL, T iPANIiI. The ■ above Hotel has been opened by Thomas Hewitt who begs \o inform his friends and up-counfry visitors generally that the arrangements now made for their comfort in the above Hotel are very superior. The Hotel has been greatly enlarged, and the Bedrooms all refitted. One of Alcock's best Billiard Tables on the premises. The Stables comprise six stalls and four looso boxeß, and every attention is paid to horses. Horses Broken-in to Saddle and Harness. Livery and Letting Stablos. Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddle Hcrseo always on hire. I Liquorß of the rery best qu&llty.