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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 44, 20 February 1885, Page 24

TDULL DOG ALE AND STOUT. BEAD BROTHER'S DOG'S HEAD BOTTLING. BASS'S ALE AND GDINNESS'S STOUT IN PINTS AND QUARTS (CHAMPAGNE-SHAPED BOTTLES). ALSO A SPECIALLY LIGHT PALE ALE, Brewed for READ BREWERS, OF LONDON, By Bass and Co., Bubton-on-Tbent. This Ale is designed to meet the demand for a sparkling and refreshing Malt Liquor of low alcoholic strength, and combines the lightness of the Lager Beer with tbe superior delicacy of flavour and greater tonic properties of the more highly-hopped Burton Brewings. ALSO ON SALE. Sherry and Port Wine, Clarets ; Whisky and Brandy, bulk and case Bitters ; Belfast and Schweppe's Ginger Ale, Club Soda, Seltzer and Potass Water, Lemonade, and Montserrat. Tobacco, Cigare, Teas, Sugars, Paraffin Candles (plain and fluted), Slee's Vinegar, Treacle and Syrup, Kerosene, Corn Flour, Sago and Tapioca ; Mill Stones, Mill Silk and Mill Bills and other general merchandise. W. AND G. TURNBULL AND CO., Dunedin. ri CLARKE WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Rattbat Stbbet (near Princes street), DUNEDIN. Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired at the LOWEST PRICES in the City by practical and experienced workmen. Jewellery of all kinds made, also neatly and effectually repaired. Note address :— BAILEE'S OLD SHOP, Rattray Street |yi"ANDEVILLE HOTEL MANDEVILLE. JAMES ROCHE, PaopMETOB. Good Paddock Accommodation. piTY HOTEL, DUNEDIN MRS. N. MURPHY ... Proprietress On and after 3rd December, Mrs Murphy will OPEN her DINING-ROOM for LUNCHEON to the General Public from Noon Daily, and trusts by attention, civility, and reasonable charges to merit a share of Public Patronage from her many friends, as well as from the merchants and others in Dunedin and neighbourhood. A Separate Room for Ladies, with Waitresses in attendance. The Prices of the various Articles will be attached to the Bill of Fare for the day. Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, etc., at all hours. Board and Residence in the Hotel as per arrangement. CITY HOTEL, DUNEDIN November 22, 1883. P<REIG, MEFFEN AND CO. VX Wholseale and Retail GROCERS, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANTS Edinbubgh Emporium, Corner of George and Hanover Streets, (late Kerr's Drapery Warehouse.) Greig Meffen and Co., desire to infotm their numerous customers and public generally, that they have removed to the above commodious premises and trust by care and attention to merit a share of the public patronage in addition tc their present trade. Families waited on or orders. Groceries delivered free in City and Suburbs. ' Country orders receive special attention and are arefully packed and sent as directed