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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 457, 13 January 1882, Page 8

a»«« MISKCIIANTS, *° «xecnte Orders for all deaffidMfcwrLfS n Pm**' m/°ym/° y quanuties,from Two Gallons upwards prtvatw ipT^t v tt>»t«, W*» W» I^itj i *?L , , « . ) a BOTTT R nwPA^SSS"? 16 BB Tn^T reauSJme^ £Ef?»?^ BN* f°lf °I milj be?S2fi!S^l t ° ,j« Genuine Article can £££SS S nJSIS lon 01 ™ °f. 9 no SanteS- moderate cost,every line being aaJ^^ • tru&lti. Old Particular Tawny Special Quality Graham's 6-Diamond Full-bodied and Delicate 6-Grape „ Rich in Flavour f » »» „ Good Sound Genuine Port 3 » » Light Dinner and Cheap Wine SHERRIES. vS~^'? P* 7 iAm°'2Sl?? 0 * very superior, pale, and delicate; 10 years old 6-Diamond <l>-^>4>4>4>^>Diy and Full _ Flavoured 5 „ •<>• *$» *$> o- <j> prujty and Ladies' Wtee * » ♦ ♦ 3,, -«>«*> DinnerwS Moderate Cost iSL OldS"c"ieß o.^^^ SSK^? *"*Sr^£S2 Sl^SS™^ requisite. New Season'sTeah • ° OllgOnß *S Hall-Cb^ Boxes, and Quarter Chests. Flavouring Teas. Sugars • Company's and all Mauritius sorts. Crushed Loaf. s T1 XTX T I^N G Tt O1?EO1? E S. Special Attenhon will be paid to this De'^^SSJS^^ST' 1" market values STAVELY, AUSTIN, k CO., WHOLESALE WINE, SPIBIT, 'ak D GkKIWAI. Mebchants, Bond and Jetty streets. Dunedin, 30th November, 1880.

— —- -»____ T AXE WAKATIPU STONE AND MONUMENTAL WORKS. E. MCCAFFREY, Corner of Bond and Police streets, (Behind Gridiron Hotel), DUNEDIN. ___ Monuments, Headstones, and Tablets, executed to any design on the shortest notice. For building and ornamental purposes the Lake Wakatipu Stone cannot be surpassed, and corroboration of this fact I can

Po^ to its having obtained First Awards at tne ssydneys ydney and Melbourne Exhibitions, and the only First Award at Dunedin. r> rriTT'c Tir» r n?T awn rrr»T>o-c« SCOTTSS COTTS O4 H°BSE PrfnSf »Srf STi^in Princes Street, Dunedin. ™« Hotel haa recen«y »*« rebQi^ the Proprietor wishes to notify the public he i 8i 8 prepared to receive families and the travelling public. The Hotel is furnished with Suites of Rooms provided with Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths for families, and his country frienda^a particular. The HORSE REPOSITORY is fitted up with every appliance for the accommodation of country travellers, having numerous and acpomm^ouß Loose-boxes and good VentilaGrooms ™ attendance both day and night. Olose and opeu carnages. Buggies and Saddle-horses always on hue or for sale or exchange. Wedding and Picnic Parties provided for. H# scott, Proprietor