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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 62, 16 September 1875, Page 8

>■ ..', - i-.-i. ;:.... i. ....... , ■ ; .; — p .ißwiiiiesß^jCTptipes : - - - \. -,- ; . : WILLIAM BRADY® CRITER I O-N' HOT E L, M I: L.T ON. npTIIS First-Class Establishment is fur -*- nished with every requisite needed for the comfort of the travelling public. Private Rooms for Families and Parties, Bath Booms, and Billiard Boom. . AUlrefreshments the very best. ' EXTENSIVE STjABt-INO— Post; and Saddle Horses, Buggies and other conveyances on hire on the shortest notice. Coaches' from Dunedin, Clutha, Lawrence Dunstan and Queenn, daily. pEORGE CAPSTICK, ACCOUNTANT, SHAHEBROKER, AND COMMISSION AGENT, Main Street, Milton. Books audited, and Tradesmen's accounts kept, etc., etc., APSTICK, DUTHIE, & CO. : AUCTIONEERS, AWD GENERAL AGENTS. TOKOMAIRIRO. . Storage for Grain, &c, &o. Agtfnts for the National F/re and Marine Tnsnrance Company. "JUT 0N E V TO LEND on Freehold Security, in sums from £100 upwards. DONALD REID, Solicitor, Milton. T\ A. V I D FERGUSON^ PLUMBER, COPPERSMITH, TINSMITH, AND ZINCWORKER, . MAIN SOUTH ROAD, MILTON.? Baths, Water Closets, Hot Water Apparatus fitted up, and all kind of lumber Work , done on the newest and most approved principles. All work guaranteed. N.B. — Experienced Workmen sent to all parts of the district. TOKOMAIRIRO. Ellensbrook Flour and Oatmeal Mills. EDWIN K. LEGGE, Proprietor N.8....E- N. Legge is a purchaser of Wheat, Oats, &c, at current market rates. J^JACARTHUR AND SINCLAIR, CHRONOMETER, WATCHMAKERS, AND JEWELLERS, Princes- street, j (Nearly opposite Post Office.) Have on Sale— CLOCKS, from 17s 61 to Lls. SERVER WATOHES, from T-6 to LlO 103. GOLD WATCHES from L 6 to 135. g^* All theso g-ooda guaranteed, and upheld for 12 months, free of expense. English and Colonial Jewellery, Cups, Medals, Masonic Jewels, and Regalia on hand or made to order. Spectacles suited to any sight. Country orders punctually attended fro, ■^.S. Jobbing dene for the trade. yULCAN FOUNDRY, GREAT KTNG STREET, DUNEDIN. KINCAID, M'QUEEN, & CO. larpoxTEES, Iron Shipbuilders, Boilermakers, Engineers, Millwrights, Founds Blacksmiths, &c. ! All kinds of fastinga in brass <s,nd iron done ; stesm engiD6s tnad boilerg inaJe and repaired ; overshot, bresst snd turbine water wheels ; qnartz crushing machinery ; pumping and winding gear • cast iron slnices and ripple plates ; sheet iron hopper and sluice plates to any size of hole ; gold dredging spoons, punched &c. ; flour mill machinery made and repaired ; all kinds of reaping, threshing, horsepower machine?, &c, repaired ; flax dressing machines made to order. *^T ANTED KNOW IST. — THE AULD SCOTLAND HOTEL, (Corner of Cumberland and Strart-streets.) (Two minutes walk from the Railway Station,") DUNEDIN. „Is now completed again ; it having been entirely re-built, and considerably enlarged. Families and others visiting town will find this .hotel second to none for comfort and , reasonable charges. Good Stabling. W. FIDLER . . Pro.'Bletoe. N.8.~A8 a Miner's Home the » well ; known. JONES -AND HOOPER, , (Successors to G. S. BrodricV), GOAL, COKE, AND FIREWOOD, ■"'_■; MERCHANTS, -, ' Sttjabt-Btkbet, Dunedin. Smithy Coal carefully prepared, Sydney I " ' ' baked, and Gas Cokes, Ship-. : . - ; :■ ping, and the trade „ .-;-, [supplied from hulk " Henbury, at Fort Chalmers.