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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 408, 4 February 1881, Page 20

EXPERIENCE THE BEST TBACHER. THE OLD ORIGINAL AND WELLKNOWN CHEAP SHOP. BOOTS t BOOTS 1 BOOTS I WANTED the Public of Dunlin and Surrounding Districts to know "lat E. Loft has the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Boots and Shoes to choose from ; for prices and quality defy competition. . LOFT, 10 and 11, Royal Arcaae Established 1875. DUNEDIN BREWERY, illeul -street. KEAST AND MCCARTHY, Brewers, Ale akd Poeteb Bottlers. LISTON'S ROBERT BURNS HOTEL, Geokge stkeet Nokth, Dcuedin. (Late of Hokitika, and North- Western Hotel, Palmerston, Otago.) First-class Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. One of Alcock'e Prize Billiard Tables, also a first-class Hand Ball Court, where the lovers of the game will find everything necessary to the sport. The cellars stocked with the best of Ales and Liquors. A good table kept and terms moderate. J. LISTON, Proprietor. HOURLEY AND LEWIS W UNDERTAKERS, George and Maclaggan-strbetb. Funerals attended to and supplied at most reasonatfe prices. Undertakers to the General and Provincia Governments. JP L E M I N G • Wholesale and Retail PRODUCE MERCHANT PRINCES-STREET DfJ NfiDIN. Cash buyer of Oats, Wheat, Bar < Potatoes SIC, it 2. T H.{ J U W I T T Desires to inform the public that he is now in a position to supply SMOKED AND FRESH FISH, of all kinds ; also OYSTERS in Large or Small quantities, All Orders will receive prompt attention. Address — J. H. JEWE TT, Princes Street South, Dunedin. ALUTATION HOTEL, UPPER RATTRAY STREET, PtJNEDIN. R. B. PEAJBSON, rietor. The proprietor wi ies to infoxm his friend t j and public genera..y he has purchased *he ' above old established and popular hotel, and ] having renovated an^ re-furnished itthrough- ] out, is prepared to receives hoarders and i guests. The ht ci is situated in one of the 1 prettiest situations in the city, overlooking the city and harbour, and is also in one of the healthiest parts of Dunedin. Private Sitting and Dining Rooms, and a First-class Billiard Room, with Alcock's best tables, and every convenience. | The Roslyn Tramway passes the door, and the hotel being within easy distance from the bustle of the city, is in every respect adapted for commercial and business men. First-class Table. Terms moderate. R. B. Peaksont, Proprietor. "TVANIEL WHITE ■^■"^ (Late of the Crown, Royal, and Queen's Hotels, Dunedin, and late of Ravensbourne House), Is now Landlord of the ROYAL ALBERT- HOTEL, GEOBGK STEEET, DUMEDIN.