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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXV, Issue XXV, 9 August 1893, Page 6

VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE . MENT. VEGETABLE SEEDS In Threepenny (3d) Packets. FLOWER SEEDS In One-penny (Id) Packeis. NIMMO Tn~D BLAIE beg to announce tli3t, for the convenience of a numerous class of customers the}' liave arranged to offer their "STANDARD SEEDS" in rackets as ahove. Vegetable Seeds at Threepence, Flour Seeds at One Penny. Packets contain about the same quantity aa formerly, and the Seeds are of the SAME QUALITY which have given so GENERAL SATISFACTION over the colony. FLOWER SEEDS are offered in some 70 Varieties, and arc of choice strains. Our Seeds are obtainable at most country stores, or direct from NIMMO AND BLAIR, Seed Merchants and Seed Growers, DUNEDIN. A List of Varieties offered is obtainable on application. ' PLANTING SEASON. TEHES— Fruit and all other varieties, off nursery stock — are now obtainable at Loivest Prices. Early Orders Solicitpd. i RAILWAY HOTEL, i IJOSS PLACE, LA WHENCE. JOHNLAFFEY Proprietor (Latfe of Havelock Hotel.; T L. begs to intimate that he has pur- °-' • chased the above well-known hostelry, and hopes, by strict to the comfort of travellers and the public generally, to meet wKh a fair share of patronage. The Railway is one of the best-appointed Hotels outside of Dunedin. Under JX.'s , management, the comfort of patrons will be made a special feature, and no effort will be spared to give eveiy satisfaction. The best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales always kept in stock. First-class Stabling Accommodation. THE MASONIC HOTEL, Ross Place, Lawrence. R. WEBB ... . . Proprietor. H-AT ONS will fit d the accommodation *■ at the Masonic equal to a good home and gu te as comfortable. The charges are moderate, to suit the times. Dinner is on the table every day at twelve o'clock. Increased Stabling Accommodation has been provided, and a carriage-way runs through from Ross Place to Colonsaystieet. Farmers and others will find the Masonic a most convenient and comfortable hostelry Wines, Spirits, &c, of the best brands only. FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR 'PRESENTS VISIT THE LARGEST and FINEST JEWELLER'S SHOP IN NEW ZEALAND, GA N D T. YOUN G'S, 88 PRINCES-STREET, Dunedin, Where you will find a really Magnificent Stock of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, STERLING SILVER and SILVERPLATED GOODS, FANS, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, SPECTACLES; Also, a large variety of Fancy Articles suitable for Presents. This season G. and T. Young's Stock is specially large, and includes the Latest Novelties, selected by their Mr George Young from the leading manufacturers m England. They have just opened out 4 Cases NEW GOODS ex s.s. Kaikoura [ 1 Case NEW GOODS ex P. and 0. mail steamer And will open in a few days their shipment ex s.s. Doric, A large staff of skilled Watchmakers and Jewellers employed on the premises in Manufacturing and Repairing Jewellery, ( in Repairing and Cleaning Watches and Clocks, under the supervision of Mr Thomas Young. Fir&t-class Workmanship. Moderate charges. IMPORTANT NOTICE. , G. and T. Young beg to inform their numerous Country Customers and the I Public generally that NO HAWKERS OR ' PACKMEN are employed by them, but Goods are sent to the country on approbation at any time required. NOTICE. \m BLOY, Wholesale and Retail Butcher " * • Ross Place, Lawrence, begs to thank his patrons for past favours and, at the same time, desires to intimate that he has secured a line of .very prime Oxi^n, whioh will be slaughtered during the ensuing three months. Customers should recommend their friends to secure a choice cut of Beef, the like of which is rarely seen in a country district. Choice 2-tooth Mutton. Small Goods in great variety. TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC, WAG GONERS AND OTHERS. pOBERT MERCJ3R, of Spring Bank, i It East Taieri, begs to announce that he has leased the Boardinghouse in White-haven-street, Lawrence, known as "Mark's, which has lately been carried on by Mrs Pearson. Travellers, Waggoners and others can always rely on obtaining first-class accommodation at reasonable rates. Superior table. Meals at all hours. Travellers called for early "trains. Al Stabling and Paddock Accommodation A good supply of horse-feed alwayß on hand MISS M. E. THOMPSON! d3± - CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, Is prepared to give Private Le§sons at Pupils' Residences in and around Lawrence and Waitahuna. | Addveas— -Care Mr John Thomason Law1 rencc,