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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 29, 7 November 1884, Page 8

COAL! COAL! COAL 1 WE ARE SELLING Wallsend Coal, from our new pit, at 12s 6d, and Sc eened Mixed at lls 6d per ton for Cash at the Tracks at Dunedin Railway Station. This is Ihe best household coal ; has no bad smell, and is not dangerous, as the ashes do not smoulder. FERNHILL RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY (Ltd.), VOGBIi STBBET. XJTT H- TERRY, ARCHITECT, Hislop'a Exchange Court, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. DENTISTRY. XT R 0 8~l N 8 O N "■• SURGEON DENTIST, No charge for advice. Painless extraction by the aid of nitrous oxide gas. Address — Dodd's Buildings, Corner of GEORGE ST. & MORAY PLACE. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. JUST LANDED, from New York, a Large Assortment of AMERICAN COOKING STOVES, which we are selling at Wholesale Prices: Also, A Fw Slightly Damaged, Cheap. WILKINSON AND KEDDIE, Ironmongers and Importers, Dunedin. By special appointmont to SIR GEORGE BOWEN, K.O.M.G. J^ X I T~T, & C 0., TRUNK AND PORTMANTEAU MANUFACTURER. Sample Cases, Travelling trunks, and ladies' Bags. 173 Geobgb Street, Dunedin, (Next Morris, Photographer). Trunks, Portmanteaus, and bags of all kinds Repaired. OOK, WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT ! JA. ALLEN • wishes his friends and fellow-citizens to know that he started business on his own account, under the style of J. A. ALLEN AND CO., AERATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS, MACLAGGAN STREET. Nothing but first-class goods turned out An early inspection will oblige. NOT TO BE BUBBBD OUT.