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Tuapeka Times, Volume 26, Issue 157, 26 January 1889, Page 3

The Bocks on which Success is Built: The three C's :— Cb^^ce— Contentment— CASH ! And tt us the structure riseß day by day. SEASONABLE GOODS WHILE THEY CAN BE WORN ! PRINTS AND OTHER SUMMER STUFFS MUST GO ! The Stock shall move like an " Avalanche of Beauty ! " EVERT PROMISE YET A REALITY The Remnant Table— A spectacle for all ; turn 'em over, and oarry 'em out, E. DIMA XT T, CASH DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AND HABERDASHER (Wholesale and Retail) BQgg PLACE, LAWBENOE,

ASS THE TBADE FOB BOOTS BEARING STANDARD stamped on the heel. StfieOOD.SON & EfiEN. ~ - """"• „ SOLE MAH£RSOFVIE fy.l'aOOTS. A LL Boots bearing the above Brand art guaranteed to give satisfaction. SARGOOD, SON, AND EWEN select only their Best quality Boots for the STANDARD BRANDS. Solb Agbnt von WAITAHUNA Mr W. AULD. NOTICE. GRAIN! GRAIN ! GRAIN 1 ITTE, the undersigned, beg to intimate to ' * the Settlers of the Tuapeka District that we nave secured commodious premieei in Manse-streefc, and are now ready to receive all kindß of Grain and Produce either for sale or storage. Any business entrusted to our care will receive prompt and careful attention and in all cases where possible goods will be sold on trucks, thus avoiding storage, receiving and delivery charges. Considering we ore not strangers to the district, and haviog bad considerable experience in th 0 Grain and Produce business, we confidently solicit the support of tbe Tuapeka Settlers. MOEITZON & HOPKIN, MILLEES, GRAIN & PBODUCE AGENTS, Manse-street, Dunedin. Postal address; P.O. Box 124. NOTICE. HHE undersigned HAS FOR SALE :— Grass and Clover Seeds White and Red Clover Alsyke Cocksfoot Timothy Ryegrasß (machine dressed) Cowgruss Fencing Wire and Standards Titan and Triplex Wire Strainers American and Colonial Barb Wire. J. 0. ARBUCKLE, Auctioneer and Commission Agent. fIEOEGE YOUNG ' PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR, Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Lawrence and surrounding districts that he has started in basiness on his own account, and hopes by giving;every attention to all work entrusted to him, combined with reasonable prices, to merit a fair share of support. Present Address : Canna-atrcet (nea Hospital). -JLTI LLIAM SUTHERLAND " TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, ROSS PIiAOB, LAWBBNOB, Desires to inform the residents of Lawrence and surrounding district that ho has lately received a first-class consignment cf Tweeds (Home and Colonial), Broadcloths, Doeskins, and Fancy Coatings, suitable for Summer wear j also, Gent's Hate, Collars, Scarves Ties, Gent's White and Crimean Shirts, &c, fee COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. pOLD BOUGHT for the Colonial Bank of ™ New Zealand, CHAS. COOPER, Roxburgh. FISH! PISH!! EISH!!! FRESH supplies of Fish daily, including Blue and Red Cod, Flounders, Soles, Mullet, Oysters ; also, all kinds of Smoked Fish. Tbe Fish Cart goes round the district regularly. The patronage o< everyone solicited. J. M. FOUNTAIN. Fishmonger, (Opposite Town Hall, Ross Place.) BROWNE BROTHERS, COAL AND TIMBER MERCHANTS, GENERAL CARRIERS AHD FORWARDING AGENTS, lUVINB-STBBET, LAWBBNOB, Have on hand— English, Kaitangata, and Smithy Coals and Lignite. A large stcck of Timber; also, Roofing Iron, Nails, Doore, Sashes, &c., &c. TO Farmers and Freeholders. — Wanted, good, sound securities for trust funds or small and large sums. Good margin on present values essential. £6 per cent, interest over £500. No fees FRASER AND STILLING, k Solicitors, Rattray itreet, Duuedm.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE MT. BENGER, BEAUMONT, TUAPEKA, TUAPEKA WEST, AND WAITAHUNA DISTRICTS, The Clydesdale Pure-bred rKV^Jrw^ Stallion SIR ROBERT STOUT. Terms — £3 full guarantee, payable when mare proves in foal ; half guarantee, £2 10s ; or £2 for season, payable on or before Ist February, 1889. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. For pedigree, see Cards. WM. M'OLELLAND, Proprietor, Milters Flat. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE MT. BENGER, BEAUMONT, TUAPEKA, TUAPEKA WEST, AND WAITAHUNA DISTRICTS, Thoroughbred m Hors« YOUNG OBERON. Terms— £3 full guarantee, payable when mare proves in foal ; half-guarantee, £2 10s ; or £2 for season, payable on or before Ist February, 1889. Groom's fee 59, payable at first service. For pedigree, see Cards. Sv\ M'CLELLAND, Proprietor, Millers Flat. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WAITAHUNA, TUAPEKA, AND TUAPJKKA WEST DISTRICTS, Pure-bred ffC* l^^^Hl 1 ' StallionJOCK THE LAIRD. Terms— £2 for season ; or, £1 at end of season, and £1 5s when mare proves in foal. Guaran'ees, £2 10s. Groom's fee, ss. For pedigree see cards. BLAIKIE BRO^., Proprietors. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE LAWRENCE, WAITAHUNA, TUAPEKA WEST, & BEAUMONT DISTRICTS, The Clydesdale Pvwe-bred f^T^^^S f\ Stallion MARQUIS OF SALISBURY. Mabqtjis of Salisbuet is a bright bay, ands 16| hands high, is possessed of fine at bone, with long, eilky hair, has unrivalled acton, and a good temper. Sire, Lorg Salsbury j dam, Princess of Wales, by Young Prince of Waleß (imported from Scotland). Terms— £2 at end of season and £2 when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. EOBERTFERGUSON, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WAITAHUNA, TUAPEKA, & TUAPEKA WEST DISTRICTS, i-ke ft. fMLLTM.- Entire Thoroughbred Ty ffl'TWr Horse BOTHWELL. Bothwell is a bright bay, with black points, stands over 16 hands high, has fine flat bone, good muscle, and a fine temper He has proved himse'f a sure foal getter, and would make a grand cross with light draught mares. His stock is to be found among the best cross country horses in Otago. Bothwbll's dam, Lady Eilen, sire Mahratta (imported) ; Lady Ellen by Traducer ; Mahratla, Boirda, who was the sire of Barwon and other celebrated stock. A good paddock provided at Is per week for mares coming from a distance. All care taken, but no responsibility. Terms -£2 for season ; guarantees a per agreement. Groom's fee, ss. WILLIAM M'CORKINDALE, Proprietor, Waitahuna. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. All KS JOHNSTON (late of Milton), having ■^ purchased the Business lately carried on by Messrs J. G. Closs and Co , trusts by beeping nothing but the YdRY BEST GOODS to secure a fair share of public patronage. The Bakery will be in charge of a thoroughly efficient Baker, and nothing but the BEST ROLLER FLOUR will be used. Tea and Coffee at all hours. Soibebs, Balls, &c, catbbkd fob. XMAS CAKES A SPECIALTY. FRANCIS OUDAILLB (Late T. Wilbok a»d Co.), Having purchased the old-established Grocery Business hitherto carried on by Messrs T. Wilson and Co., desires to inform his friends and the public generally that he is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him with every care, and trusts, by keeping the very best class of Qoodi, at the lowest possible prices, to meet the depressed times and retain the confidence and patronage hithei to accorded hit predecessors. WANTED KNOWN— That all the Busi ness plaeM of Lawrence close ou T.KU& AxxxByOQSS at on« o'clock.