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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 258, 12 April 1878, Page 2

EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER. ELOFT would direct the attention • of his Friends and Customers to the above fact: and solicits a continuance of the patronage which has been so liberally extended tOjhim for the last few years. Special attention is directed to the following :-^-All measures are taken, and all lasts fitte*d up by himself. He employs none but best workmen, who do all the work on the premises, under his immediate supervision. Best materials only are used ; consequently he can guarantee a perfect fit, superior workmanship, and the greatest durability. E. LOFT, 9, Royal Arcade. (Opposite Messrs Clifford and Morris, Photographers.) ILLIAM CONN tijft, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Frederick-street, Dunedin. All goods turned out in first-class style. Fit and quality guaranteed. Repairs neatly executed. Charges moderate. QUEEN'S HOTEL, OAMARU. " CivxiiiTY, Comfort, Attention." JAMES MARKHAM, having taken the above Establishment, has just made extensive alterations and improvements, and is now prepared to accommodate a number of respectable Boarders on moderate terms. The cellar is stocked with the choicest wines, and the ales and spirits supplied at this house are of the very best brands. Don't Forget THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, Thames-street, Oamaru, THE HOTEL, PRINCES-STREET SOUTH. THE GLOBE HOTEL is now rcreplote with every modern appliance, and is furnished after the latest and most approved method. The accommodation it now offers cannot be surpassed by any Hotel- in the City. Persons desirous of obtaining the comforts of a home, combined with moderate charges, will do well to make early application at the Globe. Billiards.— One of Alcock's Prize Medal Tables, the best in town. First-class Stabling for twenty horses. An experienced ijroom always in attendance. A. "OWEN, Proprietor, PRINCES-STREET SOUTH, DUNDEDIN.