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

T>BTKBMA^^b^^toj^hjp^hat he £1,. hnßpuychMse.>^ve^|^nc[jfon*e WAU--GONETT'-. which BMlas^ping between Balclutha and tbe T&i\J%sK&Frtfatynti. Carrying passtnims to aajr tjj^acli*bltyin. The Waggon^Tinjftr be%lk<d %pn for punctuality toJ^Tnej^A safety^, carctf&laud skiUful -irivej^jav^ig been securest. Private^rOseCwii-hing to b ■ cal^fed for tile inorrim^atef: may r ly uj>on r eing^^erided to, by^twtfig word with P. Mason, thlWvi- ; DUNEDIN TO PORT MOLYNEUX AND CATLIN'S RIVER. | THROUGH INTONE DAY. [ . -f^ f * ! ON TJJESI^YS Ajfo ERIDAYS. IVJ ESSRS ROBERTS^^STftHERLAND -"A beg So intft^ace that they wiil, on ani after the Ist January, run a coach from' Ba'clutha on TUESDAYS and F _DAYB (immediafely after the arrival of v c morningtrains from Dunedin*), U Port Molyneux and ■ atlin's River, returning to Balclutha the same nights, | Passengers and parcels booked at the Far- | mor's Arms Hotel, Baicluha. I 696 • i . ... t j mHE RAILWAY HOTEL, STIRLING I (Junction of Kaitangata^atfd«Balclufch a Roads.) ' WILLIAM WAOW - - Proprietor. i ' Superior^^bjgmodatjon^for Travellers and '" % b ' jrivate|FaffllieSj^f* ' PaddoCk Accomodation, Wines, Spirit"?, and Ales of the very best. , Railway passengers to and from Kaitangata will meet with every comfort and civility ; at -this Hotel, which is the most conveniraflj situated for Travellers and Visitors to Kaitangata by rail to Stirling. 492 AIWER^fHOTEL, .^^^^ -<"*& „* „ ■ (15 miles frbmgßafcluthat^i ftoin Clioton.) WM. STEWA&iT- - Pbopeietob First clasFlta'blih^and Lbo?e, Boxes. 497 . y. rjTladdock Accommodation..