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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1181, 19 September 1885, Page 3

CRIFFEL. IF M'Farlane were opening a Branch at the CrifEel Diggings, depend upon it we would not send the best articles, but something unsaleable — goods that we wore really anxious to see the lust of ; in fact, tho worst, as the Dunedin firms do when they yiay flying visits to Lawrencp. thinking that any discarded town goods will do for tbe country. Of course country bumokins nre not supposed to know any better ! We solicit your patronage, knowing that better value for ready money cannot, be obtainei elsewhere. Our annual sale, which we announced by circular, is now in full swing ; and many lines are being eagerly picked up. Novelties in ladies' new Summer Hats — the latest Paris styles — just landed, and will be sold at wholesale price ; also a consignment of Lisle, Cashmere, and Silk Gloves in all the leading colors ; Hoyle's Prints, Satteens, Embroidery, Ribbons, Silk Squares ; new L'.ces in Swiss, Edol- j weisse, Maltese, and Torchon makes. Gentleman who have not seen our All-wool Colonial Suits at 458 should secure them before we are sold out. Remember the regular price is 755. Wanted eveiyone to visit our annual oalo and secure the lateaC £oQ(jl3 fr^lTl I<onflon and Manchester at the lowest price. 150 Hand Baskets given away daily during the sale. M'FARLANE, READY-MONEY DRAPER, _ Ross Pla.ce, Lawrknce. NEW STYLES ! NEW PATTERNS ! BEST QUALITY ! LARGEST STOCK IN LAWRENCE ! fTI DODDS wishes to announce to his * numerous Customers that he has removed to his new and commodious Shop, nearly opposite his former prem iaea ; also, that he ha 9on hand a large, varied, and well, selected stock of Tweeds (Home and Colonial), West of England Broad-aloths and Fancy Coatings, all of the latest novelties in patterns. Newest styles and best quality in Waterproof Overcoats, Gent's Hats, White Shirts, Crimean Shirts, Gloves, Gold and Silver Studs, Neckties, &c. Style, fit, and workmanship guaranteed. Goods of best quality and lowest possible prices. T. DODDS, Koss Plnce, Lawrence. 1885. SPRING SOWING. 1885 , NEW SEEDS ! TESTED SEEDS ! "P RICES generally are lower than for several X seasons past, and the quality is unex. ceptional. Send for Samples and Prices. Undoubtedly THE BEST PLACE TO BUY ALL SORTS OF SEEDS (Agricultural, Vegetable, Flower and Tree) IS AT NIMMO AND BLAIR'S, Seed Meecha^ts, DuifEDiN. MACHINE-DRESSED RYEGRASS SEED. Our Flower and Vegetable Seeds, which are of the best quality, can be procured from most Country Stores ; but parlies experiencing any difficulty in obtaining them cau hare them sent (except Peas and Beans) direct at our Catalogue Prices. Post free. No necesjity, therefore, for buying packets of Commission Seeds. The prinoipal Seeds are tested in our new Germinator. New Catalogues ready ; may be had on application. NIMMO AND BLAIR, i I DUCTEDES'. ! TREES ! SHRUBS ! PLANTS ! T C. LORIMER begs to thank his friends -* • and patrons for their past support, and to intimate that he has resolved to dispose of the whole of his stock of Trees, &c, at greatly reduced prices to meet the times, The Nursery is furnished with all sorts and sizes of Fruit and Forest Trees, Shrubs, and Herbaceous Plants in endless variety j also, Rose Bushes (newest sorts), Flower Roots and Bulbs, Rhubarb Roots, Thorn Quielts, Strawberry Plants, Cabbage and | Cauliflowers in season. Inspection Intited. AMi; ORKINDALE • GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Tttapeea West, Has opened a Branch Establishment fronting Mr Duncan Robertson's property at Waitahuna West, and purposes devoting every Monday and Tuesday in attending to the requirements of the settlers. Fittings for Reapers, Single and Doublefurrow Ploughs, &c, elwaya in stock. The best of workmanship guaranteed at most reasonable prices. TO THE SETTLERS AND OTHERS IN THE WAITAHUNA. WEST AND TUAPEKA MOUTH DISTRICTS. T\ M'TAGGART begs to inform tbe resi- • dents in the bove districts that be has jpened a Branch Establishment in Waifca huna West, where he may be found every Tuesday. Blacksmith - work in all its brauches. Charges Moderate. Waitahuna, 7th May, 1885. 11/r BLACKMORE ■"■*• PRINCE OF WALES TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Flodden-street, Waepori. First-class Accommodation for Travellers. Meals, Is ; Beds, Is. GOOP StABMNQ. &ÜBGE3 MODERATE. BALSAM OF HONEY For Coughs, Colds BALSAM OF HQN,EY ' For Bronchitis, Asthma BALSAM OF HONEY For Wheezing, Tightness of ,the Chest, Hoarseness. &c. BALSAM OF HONBZ Is adapted to any age or either sex, and being very palatable is eusily administered to young children. Several local people 'have taken the Balaam of Honey, and acknowledge it to be the best remedy for Coughs and Colds they have yet had. All say-" Try it!" Sole Agent 'for Lawrence — G. O. TAYLOR, Chemist. PURE CODLIVER OIL TASTELESS CASTOR OIL PHOSPHORUS ' Gr, O. T A V L O R, '"* Chemist and Dkto&isx •Boss Place, Lawrence