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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 98, 26 May 1876, Page 2

Allen <fe O'Kane - L PkopßiEiu .6. TMTBS.HRS A. & OR b/g to notify t* the • *■*- travelling j.ublic %'■& the above Hotel is now complete^, nnd Will fee fouad to be i eplete with every convenience j A TBIAL s6LICITEb.' FIRST CLASS STABLING AND ' / "' ' MDDOCK A0 CO MiM O DATION. Faddle Horses, and Buggies always on hire 780 •J\AVID TEMPLETON, Hereby begs to notify to the inhabitants of Clinton, and surrounding districts,, that he has opened premises at Clinton and Wairnna, for ■ the purpose of carrjing on business as a i NUKSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN. The undermentioned will give seme idea of , the stock in hand, also seeds of aUiffeWiptionß > |«nitable for district requirements : — ; 3000 Fruit Trees of best varieties. 10,000 Californian and Scotch Firs. 16,000 Thorn sQuick. 3000 Green Holly. Also, a large stock True Lemon Thym Vand: : Sweet Herbs. The selection of Carnations and Finks are the fine in cultivation. Fansies of the beet varieties. The selection of Roses isZconsidered to b« the best in New Zealand, having been impor»ed from Sondon ; they are all prize-takers; and true to nams. , % The collection of Dhalias and Hollyhocks . is large and varied. : There is also a large st<xjk of i'lowrerißgju Evergreens, Balbs, Tubers, &c #j The stock of Giant Rhubarb, so well known. ,' in the district, U largo. tii?wis alßp,afina. selection of Gooseberry .and f Currant, Bushes. ..

'",:-, f ; Stirling A'dvertisettiehts y:!-.; '•" j-i.l-.Jz — " '' * ' :f : " K "~'' :i ' '"* '-" : •"""■'■ ■*" rjlBJE^ RAILWAY HOTEL,; STIRLING^, (Junction of Kaitangata and Balclutha Roads.) ' WILLIAM WATTS •' • Proprietor. Superior Accommodation for Travellers and Private Families. •''.;; . ; Good P tabling. paddock Accomodation. - ..■ Wines, Spirit?, and Ak» of the very best. Railway passengers to and ftvm Kaitapgata will meet with ev*ry comfort and civility at : this h ._. i . 8 *^c most conveniently ■ situated lor Travellers and Viai^ors to Kaitangata by rail to Stirling. "'" ' 492; . . „ , .. v iT .._ ; , DREW p ICK SON \ BLACKSMITH,-;; BIKBE-SIREBI, S.XIBLING. ' A. D. begs to inform the inhabitants of St'rling, and the surroondirg neigh Dirhood, that, he has commenced- business as a s ove, in premises newly erected for-the purpose, and trusts by strict attention to. business to merit a fdr share of public patronage- and support. Having been known as a flrst*ciasß ploughman in England, he thoroughly understands the manufiwtiire and repairing of all Agricultural Implements, to which he will devote special attention. ~_ Single and Double-Furroir Ploughs made to order. '/All descriptions of Smith Work executed in a workmanlike manner, and with- despatch. Stirling, 26th January, 1876. .' Jnoh Clutha Advertiaementa KOYAL GEORGE fIOTEIi Inch Clutha;' \ GEORGE TOiWNSEND,J PROPRIETOB. - kJ \ ■ .■-•..'. .'/ "^T", * ■.". ■ .'.■'v.'jii $~,u- - ; % flrst-cla«« Accommodation for Travellers, i '■'■ i -■ Good StabUngi vA J T^H CLpTHA fOTOREfA7rFt| ;■-*■■ POST-OFFICE. ' r: I GEORGE BELt begs> announce to he 1 has alwa>B on hand a large weU assortsd 1 Stock of Geaeral-Merchiiniige/eorisiahig of 1 the following— 4 Drapery, Ironmongery, . 1 Crockery. Ware, Teas, 1 Sugar*, Wine*, Spirits, etc, r*«^ 1