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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 25, 31 December 1874, Page 3

Business Notices BALCLUTHA HOUSE. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. C. V. BREWER T>EGS to announce to the inhabitants of this District and the General Public, tha he has commenced business in Balclutha, as Draper, Clothier, and General Merchant, and trusts by special attention to merit a fair share of public support. C. Y. BEEWEE Has great pleasure in stating that the Stock of Drapery comprises all THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS OF THE SEASON. Plain and Fancy Dress Materials in all the newest shades and textures. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is replete with all the latest novelties. A large assortment of LADIES AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED AND UNTBIMMED HATS. A large and well selected Stock of Hibbons and Laces, Erillings, Lace Sets, Flowers, Ornaments Perfumery, &c, &c. Hosiery and Trimmings in great variety. Ladle's Underclothing and Baby Line?i, Family Mourning very i c asonable THE HOUSE FURNISHING DEPART i\£ENT IS WELL SUPPLIED. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. AN IMMENSE STOCK TO SELECT PROM. A SPECIAL LINE in MOLES and CRIMEAN SHIRTS, Gieat care has been taken in the selection of the goods in this department, with a view to Durability, and will be offered at prices to defy competition. INSPECTION IS INVITED. NOTE THE ADDRESS ! C. V. BBEWEE, Clyde-street, Balclutha, AGENT Full STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY.

ADALG E T V , Bread and Biscuit Baker, KAITANGATA. FARAI TO LEA.bE. mHE FARM OF MARKHILL, Warepa, -*- to be leased immediately with immediate en'r r , for a term of yesra to be agreed upon. It contains 521 a:res, ring- fenced, sheep proof ; about 100 acres of which arimproved and divided in<x> suitable paddocks ; abont 50 acres are in artificial grass, 16 acres newly sown down along with crop, and 20 acres are in preparation for turnips for sheep, The natural pasture is very superior. There is bush on the farm, and the railway will pass near it. Terms very moderate. For particular?, apply at the farm ; or to MR. WM. AYSON, Butcher, Balclutba THE MILTON TEA MART IS NOW OPES I A Trial is Kindly Solicited by the Proprietor, JOHN S. CAPSTICK, Who invites the Public to come where they will g-t their goods of the best description, and at the Ijwest remunerative price. J. S. C. calls the attention of the Farmers that he is a Purchaser of all kinds of Farm Produce. Note the Address — MILTON TEA MART. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), MILTON. SIONEY CRKEK HOTEL. To Waggoners, Travellers, and Others. nnEE Proprietor of the above Hotel begs to -*- inform the travelling public that he has again resumed business in tbis well-known establishment, and hopes to receive the same liberal support which wa9 previously accorded him. The Proprietor deems it superfluous to advertise "Best ales, wines, spirits, &c, to be had," as old roadsters are fully aware of the superior brands always kept in his hoetlery. j Mrs. Rae will again resume her former ! position in the hotel, which is a guarantee for the attention travellers will recdve, WILLIAM RAE, Proprietor.