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Tuapeka Times, Volume XI, Issue 750, 23 February 1878, Page 4

CR 6 W N HOTEL, RATTRAY-STREET, DUNEDIN. P. "KELIGHER wishes to intimate to his f riends and the public that he has purchased the above Hotel, which is most centrally situated, and affords accommodation not to oe surpassed by any hotel in the City. Persons desirous of the comforts of a home would do well to make an curly coll at the Crown ' i T> O> A ,L, H,OT EL j ,„\ Walkee- street, Dukedin. , I T. CORNISH, Proprietor, Begs to notify to his up-country friends, and \ the public generally that' he has leased the j above Hotel. Parties pajing him a visit will fiud every comfort and convenience. Good accommodation for Boarders within five minutes walk of the railway station. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the choicest brands. " BILLIAXDS, BATH-EOOM, &C. SIU'S.S E X HOTEL, GEOEGE-STKEET, .DUNBDIN. T..OLTVEB - . Proprietor. T^liis. Hotel continues to attract a large share T 'of"up-country patronage.'' It' is comfortable, commodious, and centrally situated, and every attention is, paid to the wants of its' customers. " ' ' , ' The Billiard Room is capacious, and is •fitted- -Tvith "one of Alcock's large iables, which is a source of considerable/attraction. The Wines and Spirits, kept < are of the best quality. HOTEL AND- PIE -HOUSE Corner of Princes and Dowling. streets, DUNBDIN. " . /TIHE Proprietor of ;ttiis well-known House begs to intimate to visitors from the district that, having, completed exfensive addi.tions^he is now in> a position to ,supply.every .comfort and convenience of a home. Private rooms for families,' comfortable beds,' meals afr'all hours, wines' and liquors of the?best brandß: • ' ' .:.'.• 1 Night porter in attendance. JOHN DONALDSON, . „ Proprietor. /CAMPBELL'S BONE MILLS \J ■ HALFWAY BUSH. Dep6t: Athol Place, Ditnbdin. . Samples and Price Free by Post JFor Sale, a large qaantity , of, Bonf» d t Manure^ this season, , ground - by double machines. No steam bones used Being all crude 'bones they have got til their strength. Liberal discount to parties taking a" a iintity T Thomson,/ and. ccl ', JtfARBLE & STONE WORKS, C ' '.""'. MOBAT P'iAjDE, (Opposite First Church) ! IMPOETEES OP' Marble and Granite Monuments, Arbroath . and Caithness Hearthstones; Oamaru' 'Stone (superior quality), Lime; Cement, Plaster of Paris, &c, &c, &c. Designs and Price Lists forwarded, on application to any part of the Colony. •DTJ B'T AND WEL L'S, ■D , "' 'T&BER MERCHANTS, AND '"WOODWAKE MANUFACTURERS, CUKBBBLAND-STEEET, DutfEDlN^ Doors, Spokes, Tool Handles, Sashes, Naves, Wash Boards, Mouldings, Felloe's, Hay Rakes, Architraves, Laths, Packing (Daises. Wheelwrights, Cabinetmakers, and Store keepers supplied with, Turnery of all kinds. Country orders promptly executed. ' V ulc : a»..,-f otj;n;dr,y, V GEEAT KING-STBEET, DUNBDIN. .;% KINCATD, M'QUEEN, and CO.', ( Boilermaker's, Engineers, ; Millwrights, .Founders, Blacksmitns,' &c'. J All kinds of Castings in Brass and Iron; Steam Engines and Boiler made and repaired 5" Overshot Breast, and Turbine Water Wheels; Quartz Crushing Machineryj Pumping and Winding Gear 1 ; Cast Iron Sluice and Ripple Plates j ..Sheet Iron Hopper a"nd Sluice Plates punched to any su?e°'6f liole ; ''GblcT Dredging Spoons, eic!'j Flbtnr MilPMachineryv and'airk'indfs'of fteap-* ( fing, iThfeshingV and; Horse-power -Machines' made and repaired. .Improved Reaping Machines. Superior Flax Dressing, Machines,, capable 'of -'dressing : ifrom' 2§ to SO cwt. fibre per week. : AH machines ' ; tried before" leaving * the Works. 1 Purchasers" can 'ite'e'themaehines' working on, oar'premisesv ', "<• ' '" ' " j i"' / M i 'E' s"' w a"l L a" ' WHOLESALE AND BETAIL FURNISHING AND -GENERAL 1 IRON 1 - r , .- ;> , MONGER, . , I( „.-*,, ' Desires to call attention to his ! LARGE AND VARIED STOCK 'OF IRONMONGERY, , - ■. ■ <.-, ( w,'r»oonsistiflg'o'f-^ •■'"■'' Marble and Slate Mantelpieces ' ' • ■■■ ' ' Electro-plated and Britannia Metal goods, < ! of "all descriptions, from the best English ;, makers . . ... „ >\ „._ „. »- V, - Block and Wire T)ish Covers Fancy Bird Cages; Coal-Vases; Looking" : rt ; Glasses. ... . , ? , „T -„ ., -. , jt ■■ Americ ! an Timepieces, Ciinrns/Tubsr Hay " Rakes and Forks -i «""•» V ' Flavel's RadcTiffe'-s and- Watson and Gow's , Ranges, .Heating and Cooking Stoves Eegister_Grates, Fenders and Fire Irons - Young's Cheese Presses and Curd Mills Carpenters' .and .Joiners' . Tools— a large • - 1 assortment from the best English makers Howe Sewing Machines, Fan-bank's and' Avery's Weighing' Ms> chines Muzzleafid Breech-loading Guns; Revolvers, i and Pistols; Game and Cartridge Bags ; • Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and '-•Beiis. -' '.'" ■ '" " r) ' ' '"" Sporting Ammunition of all kinds Table and Pocket v Cutlery^-A great variety MordjanlsJ'en and Pencil Cases B/ie^z'sTableand^HaJlLampsandQhandeliers' Rowat s "patent; Anucapnic , Lamps — latest. 1 designs '>■ -> Jt " l Iron Bedsteads, 5 Hip and Sponge'Bafchß - ' ' l Fencing Wire, Nos 6,_7,-8,-9, and 10 English Corrugated Iron, 5, 6, 7,8 ? and 9, ft ff ' Princes-streei'south.