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New Zealand Tablet, Volume III, Issue 150, 17 March 1876, Page 1

FINDLAY AND COS OTA GO SIEAM SAW, PLANING MOULDING, DOOR, AND SASH FACTORY, Cumberland, Stuart, and Castle streets, Dunedin. They beg to intimate to Builders, Contractors, and the Public generally, that having . just completed extensive alterations to their Plant and Premises, they are now in a position to execute all orders entrusted to them ' with tho utmost despatch. All tho Machinery is on the best and most . modern principles ; customers can, therefore, ' rely upon all work being done in the best possible manner. ~ ( We would call special attention to our Door, Sash, Turnery, and Moulding Department, as recent improvements have enabled us to tun> out large quantities of the best finish and design. As we import largo quantities of our Colonial timber in bulk, we are prepared, with our I large sawing appliances, to cut on the shortest notire to any size. Our stock, which comprises all the requirements of the Building Trade — includiug j Builders' Ironmongery of every description — is at present too large to be noted in an advertisement. Our very large Shed and Building Accommodation enables us to keep all stock suitable for up-country purposes, or which would be injured by exposure, completely under cover. All Orders, coastwise or up country, shall receive our bc3t attention. FINDLAY AND CO. MU NST E R ARMS HOTEL, Corner of "Walker and Punec street-, Dunedin. P. O'BRIEN, PitoritiKroit. First-cKss accommodation Single and double budrooms, and a Bath-room. I'm ate :t[i.irtinents tor families. Charges Modcrite. NEW LIGHT ! NEW LIGHT!! NEW LIGHT ! ! ! J McGregor, photographed , (Late of Stuart street), Is now pi'oducing really fine Portraits, clear, with bold relief. Specialities— Cabinet and large sizes. See the cases, and at Rooms. Note thfl Address — Farley's Buildings, Princes street, Top Flat. COAL. WANTED KNOWN.— DRUMMOND and WATSON'S Office is still in the Octagon. Coal Yard next Driver's, opposite the Goods Shed, Railway Station. Orders left at either places will be punctually attended to. TAMES WALSH, BLACKSMITH, HORSEBHOE3, WHEEL WRIGHT and WAGGON BUILDER, Princes Street Soulh, Opposite Market Ties n ye. NOTICE. JOHN D. THOMPSON wishes to aunounce to the residents of South Dunedin, St. Kilda, and adjoining townshipp, that he has taken tho business lately carried on by Mr. Nicholas Moloney at the* Forbury Post Office, and he hopes, that, by attention to business, o merit the continuance of that support so liberally accorded to his predecessor,