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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVI, Issue 952, 4 July 1883, Page 4

rpHOITAS WILSON AND CO 1 STOREKEEPERS. LA WEENCE HArpjgj^^B— HaknfeMj'fl CaiiejßrTni'djr o^%|hSn^|andar| W^kj „ s Genera J.O.X.Zr?- \ \ Blood, Wolfe, and Oq.'i Stout " Tenrinnt's Alo Burko'i Ale „ Bulldog Ale „ Amo, Baw Oaitor Oil Baw and Boiled Linseed Oil Large Stock of Groceries, Corn.iack», &o Also, A constant lupplr of Champion Baoon, Bams, and Butter. AUCTIONERES, STOCK, BTATION AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, 39, BoinvsraißT, Dtobdih (Late Matheion Bros, and Co.'i Store.) STEP HENS ON AND CO. „ \ beg to |itM^!' ; &thf (publU that they Commenced buiineii at the abofe addrcu sftjcK, -statlon, and general . COMMISSION AGENTS, And are prepared to transact any busmen entrusted to their care with promptness and Hberalitj. Mr Stephenson will conduct Auction Sale, at Burnsida Yardi erery Wednesday, and will also be glad to undertake Sales at the properties of rendora or elsewhere. Stepbemon and Co. hope that by strict attention to the interests of vendors they will - , eoure'a fair amount of patronage. 39, BOITD-3TBBBT, PPKBDIK. TAILORIN.G. THOMAS DODDS . TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, (Opposite' Messrs Herbert aqd Company's), Rosa Pi/AOB, La whence, . . • • Begs to inform his numerous friends in the District that he has commenced basinets in abore line. A large selection of the best Tweeds on hand Chabcw Momeath. Style, Fit, and Workmanship guaranteed. WANTED KNOWN. fTIHAT ISAAC M'FAKLANE will start J- business as a Bootmaker in Mr Duncan Beaton's Store, Blue Spur, hoping that by tapping a first-class stock of Men's, Women's arid' Children's Boots and Shoes he willbe wel pationiied in the district. Mr MTarlane in*' tends to employ a first-class, bootmaker, so that customers will get all descriptions of work done to order in the latest style. To open on the Ist Norember, on the principle of " Small profits, and quick returns. 1 Termi, Cash. STUDY ECONOMY AND BAYE MONEY SADDLERY, HARNESS, &0., SOU) AT TAO2Y AND WILLIS At just tkv same Prices as in Dunedin. Town charges for all goods sold and work done for Cash. Beeswax and Horsehair Bought. ; ' f O H N E D I, E ~ "J " CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, Beg» to intimate that he has commenced Business on his own account. Surreys, &c, taken by contract or otherwise. All work entrusted to him guaranteed to pass Surrey and Land Transfer Offices. Business by letter promptly attended to. Licensed under Land Transfer Aot, 1870-71 Address: Spencer-sheet Milts SEEDS! SEEDS!: SEEDS! rpHE undersigned has just received a Fresh •■• Consignment of Seeds, which has lately arrived from England, consisting of White and Red Cloven, Alsyke, Cow Grass. Trefoil, Lucerne, Timothy,' Rape. Cocksfoot. Ryegrass Perennial, Poverty Bay and Italian. Turnips : reen and Purple Top, Swedes, Long Red Orange Globe. H. P. THOMPSON, Commission Aqbkt, liawrence. maE AUSTRALIAN MERCANTILE A UNION INSURANCE CO (Limwid) Capital ... £250,000 (with power to increase.) Eire Risks at Lowest Rates. ' Twenty per cent, of the profits divided annually amongst the Policy-holders. Toll particulars on application to J. C. ARBUOKLE, Agent for Tuapeka District. FW. W-l D LA X E • PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Ross Placb, Lawbbxob. Every description of Jewellery repaired and made to order. Nautical Instruments Repaired. Thi " Cash Principle," as a rule of economy n the every-day transactions of retail bueiaess, has every point in its favor. Not only floes the old maxim " out of debt, out of ianger" hold good, but the quid pro quo, whicbi the investor benefits in, is an important element in the consideration of the whole vatter. Where credit is practised, a certain proportion will certainly prove bad, and the trader is compelled to make up the bad by charging a longer price to all than would otherwise he necessary. This is not fair to those who pay, and therefore the Cash System is talking a firm hold, and is being largely patyrftnjsed by communities. J It doeskfottake much, conilderation iv the abstract to sec its advantage!, bat they are forcibly understood when the buyer comes to the counter and compares present ralue with past experience. We hold a most magnificent stock of new Winter Goods, and can .commend the Cash Principle 'and corresponding prices v fin* Urewd — Thomjox, Sraurf Aoro C ,