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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 94, 27 April 1876, Page 2

•„" ""'". '"7, .'.. " 7 ".'." ' • im ij CorLi]|eM|i fitful, |Allen & O'^EaneAl-lA: Proprietors. jj li A-a — r— ; JIV/rESSIip. Af^g^beg to notify to the ■ the above Hotel is now complct^d^and will be found to le ' replete with every convenience. A TRIAL SOLICITED. I FIRST CLASS STABLING ! AND PAD DOC K L A CO 0 MM O t)^ TIO N. Saddle Horses, and Buggies always on hire ■•■yg a^: :-:--. ■yyyy.y:yyy-yy: -» -. j ; -_^ ,■,,.« jnAVli) TEM PL ETO N, Hereby begs to 'notify to i' the inhabitoits of Clinton, and surrounding districts, that he has opened premises at Clinton-and Wairuna, for the purpose of carrying oh business as a | NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN. 1 The undermentioned will give some idea of the Btock in hand, also seeds of all descriptions suitable for district requirements :— . 3000 Fruit Trees of- best varieties. 10,000 Californian and Scotch Firs. 15.000 Thorn eQuick. 3000 Green Holly. Also, a large stock True Lemon Thyme, and ' Sweet Herbs. : The selection of Carnations and Pinks are the finest in; cultivation. • Pansics of the best varieties. ! The selection of Roses is considered to be the best in New .Zealand, having been imported from Sondon ; they are all prize-takers, and true-to name. ; ! — ; The collection of Dhalias and Hollyhocks is large and? varied. ;■; f A. ' ' . . .7 . .< j There'is also ii large, stock Flowering Evergreens, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. The stock of Giant Rhubarb, so well known in the district, is largp. There is olso a fina selection of Gooseberry and Currant Bushes, a 19 "Waiwera Tsr Ai w e R7a; ahqtjbx, WAIWERA , (I*s miles from Balclutha, 6 J ftom CJioton.) . WM. STEWART ~ - PuopbietobA .. First class Stabling anl Loo>e Boxes. 497 Paddock Accommodation.. : ■ • r . -'. - r \.5, ,...-.*> t, A'-'s ■■-' " ID E T .- E R H O Oi D , BLACKSMITH A.ND FARRIER 7 .,', WAIWERA''' " "-""ft-j ■■:..-. (Late of Cobb & Co., Dunedin). v ' Horses r Carefuily Shod. rV ; .; AGRICULTURAL -IMPLEMENTS -MADE .777 ! AND REPAIREDA MisceUaneous JAM EST URN B U L L, • beg^ta:ifnnounce that he has commenced : business at Gsre, as a y SADDLER AND HARNESSMAKEB, "■■' and trusts j,hat by moderate;Chargesand first-'"' class workmanship, he will secure tho patron-; age of the helghboribg settlers^ A good general Stock of Saddlery always on hand. ,:„. : . ..' ■; A: yy: ■ L 951 A ; I* EXAND fi A . H0 T EL , PORT MOLYNEUX. : MRS GATRR7O wMf Fna^rnl i&s?; -' WlDes and. Spirits of the ; beßt braiids.alwaya r ; on hand. .„L. Superior A cicbm'modatjon for Travellers, together with first class istablitig. f . Saddle -Horses-and-Buggies-alwayßonhirer" Pic-nics, Soircw , BallsVand Concefts catered i 411 ! '■ -- f ° r « """T, ..1. :. .. T „,,.^y QJATLINS RIVER -HO T)E^ ' ■'■■■'' ; CATLINS RIV^R.:;;^, ;,^, m GEORGE SUTHERCANib T I^P^iS^"" "'■ QjS. begs to' Worm "hta "friends^andthe 4 ■ ; „. : - .- "■'AA'-ifH 'T-^ITT 1 / •■ : T < : itravelUng public that the aboyeTHote is now op^d, and every Tcomfort^ of £vl A I homo A wiU beavailabte fo travellers and othere.AA2- --■ — ■ • -dA'A \l rf .ur Ti U <?<*'( '"i- v[ Ail ; 1 j haddock Accommodation 7 ..-" •-.",' • and' 65 | FIRST-CLASS >&£XBUti&* % JL o&tlinsJßi\iej\ tcy^iXA^dia. Dunddin. ,AllXU^'?r^Myi f^&Mi^^W^- > Si^Fa^A- Ate!WuMtifc'<t£?fo;---7U iy. : _, y d^m^^^pAyA