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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 4, 20 May 1887, Page 25

KAITANGATA RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY, LIMITED KAITANGATA COAL. THE COMPANY have much pleasure in intimating that the Coal if now solely mined from the new workings, and is of a quality much superior to anything previously delivered, and beg to solicit a trial from every Householder. The small Coal, or Nuts, is also now procurable from every Coal Merchant in Town and Suburbs. The Company have arranged with the Coal Merchants to deliver the Kaitangata Coal, well screened and free from small, and any emissions in this respect if communicated to the Company will be promptly allowed for. Crawford street, Dunedin, 16th June, 1885. JOHN GILLIES, Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, and Under taker, 18 George Street Dunedin (late Craig and Gillies), begs to notify that the Liquda* tion of the late firm is now closed. The Business in future will be carried on by John Gillies, who now takes thiß opportunity to thank his numerous friends and the public generally for their patronage in the past, and respectfully solicits their future favors, when | his long practical experience in the trade will be made use of for the benefit of his customers The present large stock on hand and to aniv will be offered at sweeping reductions. The public are heartily invited to call ana inspect the stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS. LINOLEUMS, FLOORCLOTHS, BEDSTEADS, AND BEDDING of every description. House Furnishing on the Time-payment System. Factory: 11 Great King Street. DISSOLUTION OF PABTNERSHIP. WILKINSON AND KEDDIE, IRONMONGERS, 97 George street, Dunedin, will sell aU Goods at WHOLESALE PRICES (for Cash Only) from APRIL 1, and for the two succeeding months, as it is absolutely necessary to realise a large sum of money at once. Goods charged through our books will be at usual prices, while cash buyers will receive a substantial reduction during April, May, and June. -Inspection will convince that the reductions are genuine. pUB LI C NOTICE. I beg to intimate to the General Public that I have this day BOUGHT the wellknown SADDLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS carried on by Mr. GEORGE DOWSE for the past 20 years, and trust by keeping a large and varied Stock, turning out the best workmanship, and selling at REDUCED PRICES, to meet the depressed times and retain the confidence and patronage given my predecessor. PETER MILLER (Late Dowse), Saddler, Rattray Street. I beg to certify that I have this day SOLD OUT my BUSINESS to Mr. PETER MILLER (late of Lawrence), and I solicit for him a continuance of those favors fiom my numerous customers which have been so liberally extended to me, as I am confident they will receive full satisfaction. „.„„ GEORGE DOWSE; Auguat 4, 1886. A HOTEL LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. C.ODRIbCOLL Proprietor! (Lite of the Supreme Court Hotel, Dunedin.) Begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has taken the above iluiel. It is centrally situated, bw been receutly built, and is well furnished: Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Good Accommodation for visitors and Boarders. Charge! moderate. Spacious Handball Court attached. Ounedin Tr*** Ale always on Tap, C. O'DBISCOj-J, Proprietor