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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 81, 27 January 1876, Page 2

: ■ an-nFo v Worn ment. . 7"s General Storekeepers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, CLINTON. ; We hereby beg to announce the OPENING c° F OTR LARGE and commodious NEW PREMISES - AT CllHTO!|f,^' Where we are prepared to show one^oj^he , LARGEST, CHEAPEST, A£p##OST COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS of QBiffRAL MERCHANDISE Ever introduced this side of Duneo^pl^We will not follow the usual routine of enumeratJnV Retails and giving quotations, Price bjj^a'o guarantee of of Good Value, as the Public are well aware>\We do not therefore cater fotJp^Ss|.figures, but best value for Cash ; and buying as we do from the^rst markets only, we are^£r? r 'a posi|ion to compare our^-Goddg^and Prices with the foremost HouseHin Town. Invitm^ffspection of New Stock,^aM returning-bur sincere thanks for past favors, #c hope, by j-J&tfftnued exertions Jo meet the retirements of the district, to merit a continuation of that 1 support -hitherto so liberally bestowed upon .uls. \ Sr. J?* ' IN THE USAffIR^EtARTMENTI -.._ Will be found some Speci'al-Lin^s m In Wincies, Dress Materials, French^lerinoes | 'Blankets in Real Scotch, Mosgio'll'Eiaikori, and Repps, Serges, Lustres, Skirts and'Sku-tings. English, and in blue, scarlet,^fa grey Flannels (scarlet, white, blue, and colored) '^\. Haberdashery, Hoisery,^{Small Wares, and Sheetings, Bed Ticks, Calicoes, Prints-|fcc. S^ Furnishings in great ya^iffy, and complete in %, r ever^i.d^etail . „«.«^^' • We can sJ^vv\a Splendid Selection. Trimmed Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Lacf|, Velvets, &c. Hats and Bonnets trimpaecfrand made up on the premises, with taste and fasbionablv MEN'S YOUTHS' AMD BOYS' CLOTHING. SHIRTS OOL L A I*S§, HATS, CAPS, AiA i A Stock from which the most fastidious can select. Having secured the services of an Efficient CUTTER, we are now in a position to meet a long felt want in the districts and trust by good workmanship and fit, and the utmost despatch to all orders with which we are entrusted to meet with a hearty support. ' In GROCERIES, WINES AND SPIRITS, BEERS, PORTERS, CORDIALS BOOTS & SHOES, IRONMONGERY, CUTTLERY, OILS, HARDWARE, BRUSHWARE CROCKERY BOOKS STATIONERY JEWELLERY AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS ' A large and carefully selected Stock will be found, and at Prices to satisfy all who may kindly favor us with a visit. AN EARLY, INSPECTION INVITED AT g.O OB I E gEO THEES' • Importers, Wholesale- and Retail Merchants; CLINTON AND WAIRUNA.

ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. TAPANUI TO DUNEDIN. THEOUGH^IWoNE DAY. , ON and .-after |TIIE|dAY, the 26th October ihe Tajpatitii Coach will contin v to run asunder :— 7| y,y*- : Leaves Tapan-li Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 a.m. Leaves Clinton at noon, arriving at Bal. ciutha in time for the 4 o'clock train to Dn.;edia. Leaves Balclutha on the arrival of the morning train from Dunedin, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, reaching Tapanui fame day. WILLIAMS & CO., 418 Proprietors. COALS J COALS y COALS ! JIP~-- - - ■ JOHN NELSON M - Benhar Colliery. jgr-- ~ „;•>■., y T N. begs tb intimate tbJi^he has purchased "• Mr Couperthwaite^s t gpai Mine, and having made extensile improvements is n-iw prepared to supply Cqal of first-rate quality for 7s per ton at the Pit. Coals Delivered to all' parts of the township st 14 j per ton. All orders left with Mr Peter Mason will receive prompt attention. N.B. — The road to thelitis now in good repair. 479 WAIPAHEE HOTEL, WAIPAHEE. 14 Miles from Tapanui ; 11 Miles from Clinton. ■ J &t - JOBN KNCO^I '. . .y% Pjjo^hietor. . T K. begs to inform Bis friends and the • travelling confmunity that he has taken the above Hotel, andshat it will be his atmost endeavor to conduct the house in a manner which will ensure those calli.sg once to call again. First-class Stabling and Paddock Accommodation. , Horses and Buggies always ready for hire. 701 . '