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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1629, 5 October 1889, Page 1

UWili & CH ALME RS, j] eOAOfIfIUHIDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, Ross Place, Lawbence. ORDETtS EXECUTED FOB BUGGIES, STATION WAGONS, AND Sf&ING CASTS. <arriers' and American Waggons. Road, Farm, and Tip Drays— all siies. Mining Tools, Agricultural Implements HOKSBSHOEIKO, AC. At Moderate PricesNEW FARM SEEDS. NIMMO AND BLAIR 3 S GRASS SEEDS FOB ALL SOILS, Consisting of Perennial and Italian Hye« grawet, Cocksfoot Meadow, Sheep I*,1 *, Hard •ad Tall Fescues, Timothy, Dogs-tail, &o. All dreised with improTed machinery. BKGLISH CLOVER STCED?, Consisting of Cowgrass, Bed, Alsike, White, Trefoil. Direct from our London Agents, who purchase for us in the best Seed Markets ia Britain. CHOICE SWEDE AND OTHER TURNIP SEEDS, Producing the Heaviest Crops, combined with Superior Feeding Qualities SEED POTATOES Ol leading Y»rie»ie*< specially picked for Seed. VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. Our nook of these is tbo Largest and Most Tsried in the Colony. Procure Onr IHus« trated Catalogue and Gardening Guide for yarleties. Samwbs and Quotations Given ok Application. NIMMO AND BLAIS, SEED MERCHANTS & SEED GROWERS Dtobdin. COBB AND CO.'S LIVERY STABLES LAWRENCE. TTTE wish to intimate to the public that W having taken the above Stables in connection with the Coaching Business, every attention will be given to the Management of the Stables, which will be nndet the immediate supervision of Mr Craig. Horses, Buggies, spare Coaches and Teams available. Horses Broken to Saddle and Harness— th a guarantee of having them properly '■iken. H. CRAIG AND CO., Proprietors. f X, <J» *tt<i <7<N &B.TO o&fcauwd the Hears* a»»ly built by Mr Mean, senr., and are prepared to let out on hire at very moderate charges THOMAS BASNET T TXXNOTH, FLTTXBSB, PAINTKB, rAPEBHANOTB, Ac, Opposite the Court House, Peel-street, LAWRENCE, rtoirMOKffMY Wabbhotjsb : Towk Hah.. Contracts taken and Tenders given for Pain iiig, Plumbing, Paperhanging, and Glaxin in all branches. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES GA N D T. TO U N G'S, , 88 Princes street, Dt/nbdin. In order to keep pace with -the present competition in trade, and < to meet the depressed times, G. & T. YOUNG some three months ago made large and genuine reductions in the prices of their Gold and Silver Watches. Every watch was reduced in price, both gold and Bilver. The nine they now offer is exceptional. G. & T. YOUNG have in stock Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Silver Watches of every description, including Chronographs, Independent Centre Seconds, Adjusted Half Chronometers, Keyless Lever and Geneva Watches, in hunting •nd open-faced cases. They would call special attention to their new Gold' Half Chronometer Watches, which nte unsurpassed for correct time-keeping, and are not more Miable .to derangement than an ordinary Lever. {Inspection RBspBCTFUUrY Ikvwbd. a. AND T. YOUNG, UtPOSTEHB jCA>H7tfACTTjrBIS'G JEWELLEES PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS, 88 PbHWJBS STREET, DUNEDIN. Branches at Tdiabp and Oamabtt. "~ NOTICE. GKAIN! GRAIN ! GRAIN W£, tbe undersigned, beg to intimate to th«" Settlers of the Tuapeka District that we have secured commodioui premiiei in Manse-strw*,' and are now ready to receive ail kinds of Grain and Produoe either for sal or rtong0 r . Any business entrusted to our c*n will roccirc prompt **A eAlwful attention and in all etsei where possible goods will.be •eld on traoks, thus avoiding storage, recoiv> fnf and delivery charges. Considering we mm not strangers to the district, and faaving bsd considerable experience in the Grain and 'Produce business, ye confidently Mlidt the support of the Tuapeka Settlers. MOBITZON & HOPKIN, aHLLEBBiGSUH * PRODUCE AGENTS Msniriir-^DoMdin,