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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 350, 22 January 1903, Page 6

J. JR. CAIRNS, Tailloa? and GlotKiex*, ALEXANDRA. HURRY OP Wlffl YOUR • ORDERS, DON'T LEAVE THEM TILL THE LAST MINUTE. XMAS is fast approaching, and I wish the trade to come in as early as possible to avoid disappointment and overcrowding. Also anew stock of Summer Hats White Shirts, Ties, Dust Coats Tennis Shirts, and every description of Gents' Mercery and Hosiery.. Cheaper and better than any other shop in the town. JdHMSMITH. Tailor & Outfitter.

lor JiTCHES carefully examined and For. 5s by WATCHMAKER, CLYDE, All repairs equally moderate. J.B. is the cheapest man in the island to buy a new Watch, a Clock, or piece of Jewellei j from. Intending Bayers of Christmas presents should note tbis fact.

CRITERION CLUB HOTEL. ALEXANDRA. James Geddes ... Proprietor. The following RULES and REGULATIONS are at present in force at the above well-known Hotel:— Board must be paid in advance—with beans and other extras, 25s per week, Decent meals, without beans or extras, 15s 9d per week. Salt free. Spuds free. Pocketing at dinner strictly forbidden. ,; Gentlemen are expected to wash out bi doors and find their own water. Towel bags at the end of the house. Extra charges for seats round the fire, Lodgers must find their own straw. Beds on the Bar-room floor reserved for regular customers. Persons sleeping in the stable are requested not to take off their boots. Lodgers must rise at 5 a.m. Regular lodgers at 6 a.m. No fighting at table. IS" £™£J? ne violatin g tie above Rules will be SHOT,

VISITORS TO DUNEDIN ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, Which is the IASGEST and BEST ASSOETID in the COLONY CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, &C, &C. IN GREAT VARIETY. SCOULLAR & GHISHGLM ■ r:' Limited, ,;' * ' Battiay aid ifaelaggau Streets nwzwißiactaEsw