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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 188, 3 November 1876, Page 16

Tyr OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. COMMEBCIAL LiVEBY AND BAIT STABLES, High-Street. H. Yeend and Co. beg to intimate to the residents of Dunedin and the surrounding Districts that they bave purchased those old established Stablea in High-street, known as the Commercial Stables. Intending to keep none but the best class of Saddle and Harness Horses, either for sale or hire, they trust to merit the confidence of their patrons — all Buggies, Carriages, &c., being entirely new, and of the best description. The Proprietors can ensure to gentlemen wishing a really firstclass turn-out the utmost satisfaction. As only first-class grooms will be kept, customers will al trays find civility and attention. Horsts taken upon livery on the most reasonable terras. H. YEEND & CO., Proprietors. JOHN DRUMM'S ** VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, Royal George Stables, Moray Place, Dunedin. J. D. is holder of First prize medals from Port Philip Agricultural Society for the best shod saddle horse. Mr. Farquaraw, M.R.C.S., may be consulted daily.

11/r EDICINAL HERBS' JAMES NEIL, HERBALIST, George-etreet, near St. Andrew-street. Begs to intimate that during the past three months he has succeeded in curing and relieving a number of his suffering fellows with simple, and by some despised, herbs. Those who suffer from any complaiut should give us a call. Advice free. Herbs and herb preparations sent post-free with advice and directions for use. SAMUEL POUTER'S FAMILY HOTI£L, Kattbay-Stbeet. ALL BRIINKS SIXPENCE. Only the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales kept in Stock.

T EWIS AND THOMSON, hobseshoebs, general jobring smiths, and Wheelwrights. Railway CrossiDp— Kensington, South D inediu.