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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 4, 20 May 1887, Page 12

THE N. Z. RABBIT- SKIN EXCHANGE Jetty k Okawford Sts., Dunbdin. ER. BRADSHAW, • Fur Merchant and Exporter. HIGHEST PRlCESgiven for RABBITSKINS in any quantities. N. B. — Terms, Net Cash on delivery. T}HU" OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY. The Morning Advertiser, in their issue of 28th October, 1886, says :— " This whisky is as pure a spirit as can well be imagined, perfectly free from fusel oil, and beautifully soft and mellow." The Hotel Review, of November last, says :- " It is almost enough to say that this whisky is amongst the very finest that Scotland produces." Sole Proprietors, WRIGHT AND GREIG, Glasgow, London, and Manchester. * Dunedin Agent : ROBERT NEILL. "PRODUCE EXCHANGE, MANOR PLACE, DUNEDIN. M. Begg has commenced business in his new premises, Manor Place, next Anderson and Co.'s Mill, as Produce and Provision Merchant. Hay, Straw, Oats, and Bran at lowest Market prices. J COUSTON, 155 Princes Street South, Plumber, Gasfitter, Tinsmith, Zinc-worker, Bellhanger, etc. Large Stock of Gasfittings on hand. Prices Given for Fitting Pipes, etc. ALLIANCE HOTEL, Thames St., Oamaru. (Lately occupied by Mrs. Grant.) A. J. ADAMS, having taken the above wellknown Hotel, begs to intimate to his numerous country friends and the travelling public generally that he is now prepared to offer them every Accommodation at a small charge, viz., Meals and Beds, Is ; Boarders, £1 per week, A superior table kept. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths ; also a good Billiard Table. The Alliance Hotel is well known as the best working man's Hotel in Oamaru. A. J. ADAMS, Proprietor. npHE " SIRIUS " and « ORION " OPEN and CLOSE FIRE COOKING RANGES. For burning Wood or Coal, fitted with nigh or low pressure boiler. Fretwork, Tomb Bailings, and General Castings. H. E. SHACKLOCK, Southend Foundry, Crawford Street, DUNEDIN. BARNINGHAM AND CO., Ornamental Iron Founders and Range Makers, HAVE REMOVED «from Great King Street to their New Premises Victoria Foundry, George Street (opposite Knox Church)