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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1054, 28 June 1884, Page 1

BLACK HORSE BEEWEET WETHERSTONES. QIMPSON, HART, AND CO. haying leased this celebrated "Brewery, beg to intimate to the inhabitants of Tuapeka, Tbkeraairiro Clutha, Teviot, Tapanui, Waikaia, and surrounding Districts that they have commenced Brewing, and hope, by supplying a first-class article, to receive a continuance of the patron age so liberally bestowed upon their Predece ß " sot's,,- The B/ewery wi'.l be under the unm diate „ sujemaiqn of Mr .Simpson who reputation as n'first-class Brewer is favorab. known in this and «urro'undm£' districts having been in the ieriiploy of the htte firm in 'thafr Gapacity for '>& number of years. No expecse will be wanting on the port of the Proprietors to produce an article 'that; ;will commend itself to their .Customers, and sustain ', thjj, good, character of the Black 'Horse "brewV ' 1 ' Ordqr* fonrtrded to Aebuokib, Efdiiif f - : ijrt> Cdi, will W primps •ttotiisd-ttt, • • •• : ' - '" • > Mo S SIMPSON, HART & CO. TTAYIKG;, leased the Black Horse Brewers ■*-^ Wetherstones, to Messrs Simpson Haet and Co., we take this opportunity returning our best ihants to our numerous patrons for the liberal support accorded us during the past" few rears, and have to request, on behalf of our successors (who have, had considerable experience iv the brewing business), a continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to us. We feel confident that our successors will do their utmost to maintain Ihe high reputation hitherto enjoyed by the Black Horse brewery. CLAYTON AND M'NAB. T) AIL WAY HOTEL, LAWRENCE, JAMES BARCLAY (late of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Waipori) begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has entered into possession' of the Railway Hotel, Lawrence, which is replete with every convenience for private and public accommoda n tion, and trusts by devoting the whole of his attention to business to receive a fair share of public patronage. Travelers called fo<* the morniDg train. Wines, Spibits, &c, of the Choicest Brands. Good Stabling Accommodation* H E 0 R G'E WALKER PRODUCE AND GENEAL MERCHANT, COLONSAX AND WhIT3HAVEN«STREETS, Laweencb. G-.W. has made arrangements to have constant supply of Kaitangata OoAi hand for sale. Having added to his business plant a Steam Engine and Circular Saw, he is now prepared to supply Fibewood cut in short lengths, or to cut it by the load in lengths to suit his Customers.' Orders entrusted to him will be punctually executed. SHAMROCK HOTEL Rattbay-street, Dunedin. J; GrEBBIE Pbopbibtbess. Miss J. Gkbbie, who, tor Ihe past ten years, has been connected with the above Hotel, has now become Proprietress of it. The " Shamrock," which has been so long and favorably known to visitors and the travelling public, w ilistill be conducted with the same care and attention as in the past affordiug the best accommodation to h desired. Suites of Rooms for Private Families. Large Commercial, &c, and Sample Rooms. IfAOKAY BROTHERS STOREKEEPERS, Teviot JOHN BRIGHTON Wholesale and Retail • ST REKEEPER Tbviot, West Clutha. TABEZ BURTON Auctioneer & Commission Agent, Roxburgh. Agent for the Tt/apeka Times, and the Pc manent Building Society of Otago (Roxburgh Branch). "nOBERT BURNS HOTEL Xv MOAFLAT. ROBERT M'LEOD, Proprietor. The above is one of the most comfort We Roadside Hotels in the district. A commodious stonewall Stable has recently been erected. Wines anc Spirits of the best brands, ard superior English and Colonial Ales always on draught. ■ GENERAL STORE AND BAKERY m F. F O R. X E 8 I TOBACCONIST, ! STATIONER AND NEWS AGENT, Begs to announce to rtis friends and the public that he has commenced business as a tobacconist and News Agent at Alexandra m the premises formerly known as th ROYAL MAIL HOTEL, and trusts by keeping a choice Stock of Goods it - a moderate price to merit a share of th cii patronage ' . . [A Uard' D II I L I P TJ R, E N *■ YALUATOIt. ,_. ■ Cfli -ca — Town '11111 1 11 Law -'nee