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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 229, 21 September 1877, Page 20

TT AL L OF COMMERCE. D. TOOHEY, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, & OUTFITTEB, Oamaru. N.B.— Millinery and Dressmaking on the Premises. - f^i B O W N HOTEL, BATTRAY STREET. P. KELIGHEB wishes to intimate to his friends and the public that he has purchased the above Hotel, which is most centrally situated, and affords accommodation not to be surpassed by any hotel in the Persons desirous of the comforts of a home would do well to make an early call at the Crown. P. KELIGHER - Pnopßnrroß. Established 1848. ANDREW MERCER, Family Grocer, WrjTß and Spibii Mibohakt, Third Shop Battray street (opposite Otago Hotel), D U N'B DIX. T IE B O B E B T 8, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, SHAREBROKER, Ac, Manse-street, Dunedin. [a caed.] THOMAS PATEESON, (Late Commander of brig Pakeha), SHIP BROKER, Shipping, Custom-house, and General Commission Agent, Importer of all descriptions of Tasmanian Hard and Fancy Woods, Jams, Fruit, Wattle Bark, &c., &c. CHARTEE-PABTIES ARRANGED, Freiebts Collected, and Ships' General Business -well and punctually attended to. All descriptions of Colonial Produce bought, sold or shipped on commission. Liberal cash advances made, if required, upon consignments. Charges moderate. Settlements prompt. Office: Temple Chambbbs, Princes-street, Dunedin. ALBION HOTEL, Gbeat South Road, j TIMARU. JOHN COLL, fBOFBIETOB. Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Good stabling. Alcock's prize medal Billiard Table. WHITE HART HOTEL, Thamks-btbeet, OAMARU. M. HANLEY, Pbofbietob, Wishes to inform his many friends and the geueral public tbat he has again commenced business at the above address, a<>d hopes by strict attention to tbe requirements of his numerous customers, to obtain a much larger share than hitherto of public support. Good Stabling and Paddock Accommodation. Obsbbve the Addbess. BRITANNIA HOTEL, Whatbly Road, Chbisichtock. DANIEL M'GUINNESS, Late of the Foresters' Hotel, Proprietor. I^HE Partnership hitherto existing between . CHARLES GREEN and D. M'GUINNESS having been mutually Dissolved, the above Hotel is now solely under the management of 1). M'Guinneoo, who trusts that no exertions on his part will fail to preserve the custom tbat has been solibeially bestowed by his friends and the public generally. The Hotel has been thoroughly renovated and fitted up with every comfort and convenience. • WINES, BEEB, AND- SPIRITS OF THE > CHOICEST BRANDS. i — Good Stabling.