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Tuapeka Times, Volume XIV, Issue 732, 30 April 1881, Page 1

Miscellaneous. TUAPEKA HOTEL, Tuapeka Flat. JOHN WAEDROP Proprietor. J. "W. begs to inform the inhabitants of Tuapeta and Surrounding Districts that he bas purchased the above well-known Hotel, and had Iho same newly fitted-up and furnished, and is now prepared to supply his friends and the public generally with good accommodation and the very best of liquor?. Chabges Strictly Modebate. The Stable Accommodation is second to none in the District, and the Stand is an excellent one for Carriers, who can be supplied with horse-feed at the lowest current rates. WI LLI A M B LO V (Late of the Firm of Blot and ItOBEETSON). Bepjs to inform (he inhabitant? of Lawrenco and neighborhood that he has opened the Premises lately occupied by Mr 'William Sheath (next door to Mr Greo. JefiY ry's Repository, Soss Place), and is always pre" pared to supply Prime Beef and Mutton, also Small Goods; and trusts by civility and attention to business to receive a share of public patronage. riEORGE WALKER, ™ PRODUCE AND GENEAL MERCHANT, COLONSAY AND WhITEHAVKN-STREETS, Lawrence. G-.W. has made arrangements to have constant supply of Kutangata Coal on hand for sale. Having added to his husiness plant a Steam Engine and Circular Saw, he is now prepared to supply Firewood cut in short lengths, or to cut it by the load in lengths to suit his Customers. Orders entrusted to him will be'punctually execute WILLIAM TOLCHEJJ Has on Sale :— Cornsucks (Full weight) Fencing Wire and Standards Straining Posts and Manuka Props Galvanised Iron and Nidging All kinds of Building Material Scantling, Flooring, Kanri and White Pine Blue Gum, Black Pine, and Totara Nails, Locks, and Hinges Quicksilver, Blasting Powder Newcjstle and Kaitangata Coal. Agent sou Colonial Insurance Co. RAILWAY COAL AND TIMBER YARD CLEARING SALE. Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongnry Tinware, Cutlery, Glii.«s, Croekerv, Lamps Toys, Fancy Goods, Patent Medicines Confectionery, Stationery, and Real Jewellery 2001bs best Flour, 20s ; box common Tea, 17s ; box very superior Tea, 25s ; White Sugar, 4^d per lb ; finest While Sugar, 51b per lb ; Electric Kerosene, 8* 6.1 p -r tin; M'Leod's Sonp, 83 per bn\ ; 121bs brsl. Currants for 5s 6 1 ; Kaisins. 8 I per lb ; Tobacco, 5s per lb ; finest Stilt, 7^ per civt ; finest Corn Flour, 12 bs for 5s 6d ; half-ches* Tea, good ordinary, GOs; very superior, 90s: good Riding Saddles, GOs; Colonial Gold Ear-rings, 3s 6d per pair. Bargains in cv hy Department. ALFRED SOLOMAN, M ILTON. HAIRCUTTING. pEOI?GE F, MURRAY begs to announce vT that he has removed his Hair-Cutting Saloon to larger and more suitable premises opposite Messrs Herbert and Co's, where he (rusts to receive the patronage of his old friends and customers ; and where he will always be at call, as ho is now living on the prenvsee. G.F.M. notifies that, it i 3 hi' 3 intention to keep a stock of Garden Seeds and a number of articles of every day rrquirempnf. ALL NATIONS' BAKERY, Ross Place, Lawrencs. TTUMPHEEY AND LEATHER, 11 BAKEUS, GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, &c. Orders promptly attended to. WILLIAM WALK ER, BRICKLAYER, MASON, AND PLASTERER, Hafrington Place, Lawrence. Jobbing Work done. — All Orders promptly at ten. led 10. JOHN COLLIfc Buildeu, Joiner, and TJndektaker, ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, Having leased the centrally situated premises previously occupied by Mr J. It. Gascoigne begs to notify to the inhabitants of Lawrence and Tuapeka District that he is now prepare.l to carry on all the Branches of the Trade. Plans and Specifications drawn up. J\ AY I D M'Grl LL, AUTHORISED & LICENSED SURVEYOR, • Milton, Tokomairiro, Fogs to intimale to the residents of the Tuapckii and surroun ling districts that, hcis prepared to uniliTtako Surveying by contract or v otherwise on the most; reasonable terms,