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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 367, 21 May 1903, Page 3

Q: How is it that J. BODKIN,! Watchmaker, can sell Cheaper than other Tradesmen ? A : Simply because he is under little or no expense, and his long experience in the trade enables him to supply a First-class Article ! Repairs especially attended to. WATCHMAKER, CLYDE, LEX AND R A SHOEING FORGE, Tarbekt-steeet, Alexandra. WM. FRASER begs to intimate that he has engaged a First-class Smith, to carry on the above oldestablished Forge. First-class Work at Moderate Prices. Every description of Blacksmith's Work Executed. A Liberal Discount allowed on CASH Transactions. Horse-shoeing a Speciality. (Opposite Post Office). A. ASHWORTH Begs to Notify that he has opened in A Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions and Produce alwavs on hand

BOOTMAKER (Next door to Mr J, Rivers' Store), ALEXANDRA. Boots of every description made to order. at the shortest notice. Material, Fit, and Workmanship guaranteed. Repairs neatly executed at the lowest possible prices for Cash Yoor patronage respectfully solicited r O T I o E. 0. J. GALLAGHER, Horseshoer and General Blacksmith, of Ophir, desires to Thank his Friends and the Public for the Liberal Support accorded him in the past, and begs to ntimate that the Old Shop at Ophir, will be OPENED again on MAY lor,