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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 22, 21 September 1888, Page 30

DIMON BROTHERS BOOT MANUFACTURERS AND DIEE<T IMPORTEES, Specially invite Inspection of the Immense Variety of NEW BOOTS for WINTER WEAR. Brices defy keenest competition. Address : GEORGE STREET, Near Octagon

JOHN GILLIES Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, and Under taker, 18 George Street Dunedin (late Craig and Gillies), begs to notify that the Liqudation of the late firm is now closed. The Business in future will be carried on by John Gillies, who now takes this opportunity to thank his numerous friends and the public generally for their patronage in the past, and respectfully olicits tbeir 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 band and to aniv ' will be offered at sweeping reductions. The public are heartily invited to call an nepect 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.

COBB & COS TELEGRAPH LINE ROYAL MAIL COACHES. PASSING THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN THE WORLD. COBB & CO.'S Telegraph Line o Royal Mail Coaches from Christchurch to Hokitika, Greymouth, Kumara, Boss,Reefton and Westport,leave Springfield every Tuesday and Friday on arrival of first train from Christ church, returning to Christchurch every Wednesday and Saturday. Return Fares £7 0 0 CABSIDY, BINNIE & CO., Proprietors i Springfield, Agent, W. F. WARNER, Commercial Hotel. Christchurc)

OLD CLUB LIVERY t BAIT STABLES, Maclaggan Stbee (Opposite the Arcade), DUNKDIN. THOMAS POWER Proprietor Saddle Horses, Carriages, and Buggies for Hire. BARRETT'S HOTEL High & Manchesteb Stbeets, CHRISTCHUROH. This new and commodious Hotel occupies a most central position in the best business part of the City, and is in close proximity to the Post Office, Bailway Station, etc. The Rooms baing lofty, well-ventilated, and suberbly furnished, it offers unrivalled a^mmodation to Families, Tourists and TravJ^rs. Those visiting Ohrißtchurch will find it to their advantage to inquire for the above Hotel. Large and comfortably furnished Billiard Boom, with Two of Alcock's Prize Medal Tables. JOHN BARRETT