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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 66, 14 October 1875, Page 4

_»ew Advertisements. •CLINTON TEMPERANCE HOTEL, :.-.:.;.-_ :: ::CLINTON.:-- -iv„:: - . r - j jPaor«nOTofis. i beg to intimate to the travelling public that they have opened the above New and Commodious-Hot«l, and are now prepared to accommodate the travelling community with every comfort of an A 1 House. TFIRST, CLASS' STABLING " ' .4 \Q \\ j 4M D \ \'■ PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. 465 ■ [CABD.] "NT" R. B. H. JOHNSTONE ■*• begs to announce that he has commenced the practice of his profession ia .Djmedinas , | cffcr£ ENGINEER & ARCHITECT, j Messrs^-Banks, Barron, and CoYs New Buildings, Rattray Street. -Dunedin,. 13th Oct, 1875. 462 BRUCE HERALD AGENCY?" •vj 4 ]f _____i j" /'' \ •p A T E RJ3 6JA 'j;& Mb S L I B, ACCOUNTANTS, General Commission and Insurance Agents. Merchants' Books>ade up and kept up. TrusJ Estates wound up. Debts. Collected. ■Prop^rties'Managed 1 sadiehW 457 . jgf « J) D ■ B & X IM ' TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, Etc., j s-y-rf- PLYDE-STEKEr,";." .-:'T " J Beg m6strespectfullyTto ; intimatetotWfnhabitants of Balelutha and surrounding districts, that they have purchased the business of Mr Peter Clark, Clothier, Clyde-street. We would therefore org to notify that we have received to hand a fresh supply of Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, and. Bjrbad Cloths, and every thmg necessary for the summer trade; and as weifeel a position to we would therefore solicit'a continuation of that support so liberally bestowed upon our predecessor. We would therefore solicit an early call, when orders left to our care will receive .prompt attsntion. v 473 v : '. - VI * In connection with the above, Mr Peter Clark returns his sincere thanks to the numerous customers for bestowed upon him for the number of years he has been in business, and has every confidence in recommending the above firm to his late customers. The trade will be earned on in the same prh> eipteas heretofore!» As beis about to leave the colonyhe would request that alUebts due to \" him be p»id at once.' ' ' :! "• f *' >■ 475 ,:: <: ~- _i ;' ■ ' COaSS 1 : COALS! COALS!" "' ? JOHN. T^^;^^ TN. begs to Intimatethat he has purchased • Mr Codperthwaite'B Coal Mine, and having m*de extensive improvements is now prepared to' supply Coal of first-rate quality for 7a per ton at the' Pifc .. . Coals Delivered £ a", parts of the township »t 14s per ton. ~, . ' ■'■--■ -'- All orders left with Mr' Peter Mason will receive" prompt attention. 0 ' road to the Pit is now in good repair. ' ''"' ■"'" "'"'' '-'- •- -479 .-";•'! ,:M.-J'C-: • , -i_ ... v — ------•- ~-k-0---T'~T; C "8 ,-~— • » TIT-R. THOMAJ PATERSO^ .J* intimate that he has * taken l MR : JAMEB LESLIE, latelolflGiagoV/iind' having taken over those central 'occupied as*he >. Office, they fcave this da 7>:?P mm enOAd jbusineßS,; as j Accountants General Commission:audi lasUrance Agents. ' Balelutha,, r ,r fr „ o<l ' 4 . r> , ..• ~ ..-,* ~.. ... < • :"; WINTER STOCK .. "OF, . .. ¥M& ana:;%(ffi^HS , CRIMEAN ' ; .•.,:, :- 5 ,- ,'.7-,«--0 A^ Lo .^,„ S^_^Nls r. ??AWERSj I FLANNEL SHIRTS, SCARFS, j -M; '-i: Oil: <;:.-;.■;■.,* >v,i.l T ', 7 f * o.i ° r j W;4TERTIGHT .BOOTS.'? i j nl oo' lihv -o£ *-i-m!-iv ,'.7-.>j-'« 6 ? o-.fr-.:3 ti :... j/i v- uoio/i f ' io &L'.'hl!iJc Gi:j'.--.r-: -. .j i M i©ff., cfjheap?»^> | STEWAET- c& GOW,