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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1888, 16 April 1892, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICE. A RTHUR ILES'begs to inform the in- ^- habitants of Lawrence and Surrounding Districts that te will open on or about the 11th instant, aa A FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1 those Premises in Peel-street above the Commercial Hotel, and hopes by careful attention to business to secure the patronage of the public. Mr I. having been nine years with Morris, Dunedin, is a sufficient guarantee that nothing but First-class Work will leave the Studio. No expense has been spared in procuring all the latest Instruments and ' Appliances, and the Rooms have been fitted up to ensure the convenience and comfort of Patrons. Lowest Cash Prices : — Cabinets ...' 15s per doz. Do. (enamelled) ... 20s per doz. Cartes-de-Vi«itß 8s 6d per doz. Do. (enamelled) 10s6dperdoz. Family Groups as per arrangement. Enlargements a specialty. Arrangements can be made for Photoi graphing Animals, Houses, Buildings, Picnic Parties, &c, &c. Please note the Address : A. ILES (late of Morris, Dunedin), Peei,-street, Lawrence. take notice. For HALi7s"bATHS. HTEAM BATHS daily for Rheumatism, Sicatica, &c. Positive Cure. Don't forget Address : HALL'S, OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. GRASS PADDOCKS FOR GRAZING. -TH- ANTED TO RENT for five years Grass Paddocks in Tuapeka or Bruce County, capable of carrying 3000 Sheep Write to J. RATTRAY AND SON, _ Dunedin. DREDGE AND PLANT FOR SALE. mENDERS are invited for the Purchase -*- of the Current-wheel Dredge " Clutha " and Plint as at present working near Roxburgh. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned not later than FRIDAY, 15th APRIL. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. WM. CROOKSTON, Roxburgh. FOR SALE. THIRST-CLASS OATEN STRAW for Sale, -*- delivered in Lawrence and neighbourhood. Orders now being booked. J. C. ARBUCKLE. DIALOGUE. H T say, Jim, have you been to see the JL Tuapeka Bazaar yet ? " " No, but my mother has, and you ought to have seen the hotch-potch of things she bought there. There was a spring mattrass, a gridiron, a doll, a sealette jacket, a whole lot of crockery, a rocking chair, pair of pictures, boots for us allj stockings for Jeannie, kitchen fender, some Kaiapoi flannel and blankets, one of those new fashioned table lamps (with the big white shades) and a lot of other things I forget the names of. She says she is going again on Saturday, and I am to go with her to get a new winter overcoat. Mother says the things she bought were very cheap and good." " How does that grey Kaiapoi suit wear that you got there, Tom, for £2 5s ?" " Well, Jim, I'm afraid I will get tired of it before it is worn out; if you want one you will have to hurry up, as Arbuckle is pushing them off every day, and he has not many left." WANTED. r&N MONEY AT HOME.— Either sex ; new work; just started; all earn good wages; no walking or travelling required; anyone can do the work; boys and girls earn nearly as much as men; write for particulars at once, before our list is full, and enclose addressed envelope and stamp for reply to Jas. G. Sargood, Manager, P.O. Box 986, Sydney; or 65 Royal Arcade, George and Pitt-streets, Sydney. HERE E. CALON, PROFESSOR OP MUSIC, Has the honour to inform the inhabitants of Lawrence and Surrounding Districts that he intends taking up his residence in Lawrence for the purpose of giving lessons on the Piano, Violin, Singing, &c, and also as Pianoforte Tuner. Intending Pupils can Jeave their names with Mr G. Jeffery. Terms moderate. WANTED KNOWN—That F. J. Wil- i liams, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, has commenced business in Premises next to Mi* F. J. Parfitt, Ross Place. First-class work guaranteed. Ladies' Hair Combings worked into Plaits. ttttanT-ED— Tenders for the removal of a VV Building from Lawrence to Ross' Gully. — Apply, J. C. Aubucklb.