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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 82, 3 February 1876, Page 2

■ r^r> : -W; N-V-x „*• s. "tr**; : - ___■ • W$W A r 4#ertisement.\ . V ■ - -. ';A-N io;lui| Km ENT. .••■ 1/"'A, ■ /"'A, * < .-'■ : ■ ~. -~^y '.'fiy'i-A) yyyi / A '■ a y y \ General Storekeepers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, ■0 LINT O N. We hereby beg to announce the OPENING [° F OTJR -^RGE AND COMMODIOUS NEW PREMISES AT CMITOI-! Where we are prepared to show one of the LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST COMPLETE ASSOETMENTS » GENEBAL MEECHANDISE Ever introduced this side of Dunedin. We will not follow the usual routine of enumerating details and giving quotations, Price being no guarantee of of Good Value, as the Public are well awai"e We do not therefore cater for lowest figures, but best value for Cash ; and buying as. we do from the first markers only, we are in a position to compare our Goods and Prices with the foremost Houses in Town. Inviting Inspection of our New Stock, and returning our sincere thanks for past favors, we hope, by continued exertions jto meet the requirem^Tof the district, to merit a continuation of that support hitherto so liberally bestowed upon us^S'^ IN THE DEASeEY |)EPABTMENT WilKbe ffund pge Special Lines In Wincies, Dress Materials, French Blent oes J\f j Blankets in Real Scotch, Mosgiel, Kaikori, andBepps, Serges, Lustres, Skirts and Skirtinls W& I English, and in blue, scarlet, and grey Flannels (scarlet, white, blue, and colored-f: Haberdashery, Hoisery, Small Wares and Sheetings, Bed Ticks, Calicoes, Prints, <g|, J" Furnishings in great variety, and complete in \ every detail We can show a Splendid Selection. Trimmed Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Velvets, &c. -m *--ir^™ n, --w-r- J ™ n nets* ets trim ™ ed ™d made up on the premises, with taste and fashionably MEN'S YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING SHI JIB, COLLARS, HA TS? 0A PS YeT A Stock from which the most fastidious can select. j Having secured the services of an Efficient CUTTER,, we are now in a position to meet a long feft 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, PORTEBS, CORDIALS l BOOTS & SHOES, IRONMONGERY, CUTTLERY, OILS, HARDWARE, BRUSHWARE CROCKERY BOOKS STATIONERY JEWELLERY AND ELEOTRO-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 INSPECT/ON INVITED AT gCOBIE BROTHERS' Importers, Wholesale and Retail Merchants; CLINTON AND WAIRUNA. >y

ROYAL MAIL "LINE OF -COACHES. TAPANUI TO DUNEDIN. through"in"one DAY. ON and after TUESDA*I%, the 26th October the Tapamj|fegß^n will continu . to run as under ''-yT^f Leaves Ta*-*^ii^neß*^?a^ Thursdays and Satur3*%y| ; at 6^-m, Leaves Clinton atinoon, arriving at Balclutha in tim#for the 4 o'clock train to Dunedin. Leaves Balclutha on the arrival of the morning train from Dunedin, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, reaching Tapanui same day. WILLIAMS & CO., 418 Proprietors, COALS! COALS! COALS! JOHN NELSON - Bensar Collier?. T N. begs to intimate that he has purchased "**• Mr Couperthwaite's Coal Mine, and having made extensive improvements is now prepared to supply CoaloL^t^rate quality for 7s per ton at the^Sf-fir^ Coals Delivered^ i| pai|%>*y*he township at 14s per ton. "V<|' %<A?sy' All orders left with|Mr Peter Mason will receive prompt attention. N.B.— The road to the Pit is now in good repair. 479 WAIPAHEE HOTEL, WAIPAHEE. 14 Miles from Tapanui ; 11 Miles from" clintori; JOHN KNOX . ..... Proprietor. yT- XvK v De & s to-'StSwri, his friends and the • travelling com*Aini# th.she has t*» ken tho above Hotel, and HMt ita-fn be his utmost end'eavor'to oo^fiuct tfoe honse ' in a manner | which will ensure th»8" cilii g ones to call | again. ' *>* V, j* First-class Stabling and Paddock Accomj modation. j Horses and Buggies always ready for hire. 1 701