Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 274, 1 May 1873, Page 1

fi O M M E R C I £h-n 0 T £ L, ~ peel-street; 3£wipNCE. ; *y ALEXANDER:ABs|sjtf)fjG>NGbegsto intimate to -the inhalj&gmjjp of Tuapeka and surrounding ' difttjmpj^ j^gfe ,he, has leised the Bbover Hotet and trusts, by eyeful attention to tha£^girements of hjft customers, to receive a of the support hitherto,, acoorded to his predecessor. <- , ( " . ) 6 >" : This Hotel is unsurpassed for accommodation in any up-countrjt township of Otago, and every attention .is paid to travellers arid families. . '. " '"'ln addition to the Hotel there is a splendid Billiard room, fitted with one of Alcbck's best Tables. The Stable is large and well ventilated, and there is an experienced groom ilways in attendance upon horses. \ Ales, Wines, and Spirits of Excelled Quality. I. VETERINARY AND SHOEING Y^E. RA N D R E V S • begs to announce to his friei is and the public that, having completed 181 8 new premises, he is now prepared ta can on his late business as Veterinary at his new hoeing Eprge, corner of Koss Place and Pc -street, Lawrence, at the following prices : — Saddle Horses - - 8s a set' Light Draught - lOt „ Heavy do 12i „ From R. A.'s long experience as a r eterinary,' he is prepared to prescribe for H "see and Cattle labouring under any disease * which they are subject. Horses Shod on the shortest n< cc. GEORGE DOWSE fl'co., SADDLERS, PEEL-ST^EET, LAWEESTC , In thanking the inhabitants ot the PVlapeka *nd siffcpauding districts for the, J y liberal nupport accorded fib tiiem sina#sg ejf?comBiea^d' lialtuiesjf4k LawWud©,- Hi (x^dcaw attention to their increased stock i all descriptions of Colonial-made Saddle which they are prepar jd to sell at Dunedin ices. N.B.— Repairs executed with the^eatest despatch, at town prices. ; MASONIC HOTEL, BOSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA Geobqe Clabk - - Pro] etor. Wines and Spirits of the best br ds. - GOOD STABITNG-. SOUTH BRITISH INSURAN' ! CO. fTIBIS Company has been establi sd as a JL purely New Zealand institut i, with all its funds retained and investt in the Colony. It has a very large andliluential body of shareholders ditbuted throughout the entire ' Colony, Jio are themselves insurers to a very conlerable amount, and consequently can inlence a "large business, thus adding tolie security of the insured and the stJity of the Company, the chief features which, area liberal management, proi b payments, rates moderate, -and per al responsibility of a large body < share"holders. The undersigned is now pr< red to take Fire Risks, at current fates! JONAS HARRO - ■ .Agent for La' nee. rpHISTLE HOTEL AND 'ORE, .•'. ; ■ Evans' Elat. . . J/Hopkiks - - ' Pro jtor. N.B.— District Post-bffi< PROVINCIAL H<EL, ' EVANS FLAT, TUAPEKA, DAVID EVANS .PrJetor Good accommodation for Travelled Firstclass- Grass Paddock. 1 Oats anj> Chaps Foe Sai« ( TJABRA.WAY ANRBOBEfISON) ' GRBENHILL FLOUR Mill . EVANS FIJtT, TUAPEKA. i Silk-d«Bßsed Flour of the best dality always on hand. 1 HAY AND sU, • (srOOESSOES TO J. HACKNEY), 1 BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, CABNET--MAKERS, AND- UNDERTAKEN, # Wetherstones. i , Building Material always on hand^ QUBSCRIBERS to the Ttjapbka Times JO who do not receive their Pipers regularly will oblige by informing; the undersigned, who will take steps to rpmedv the matter. _'J '-I (V; i A. FERGUSON, '." I, LI ' , ' '<■- ". .