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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 131, 12 January 1877, Page 2

Hew Advertisements -— -y *' <$?- A^A^A tfy\ .J&$K The CLUTB^RO^^BOARD have | extended the tim]|||if receiving Tender* \ for Road Worij^*bn%he 3rd to the 20th j instant. ,^. "•*■*" . MATTHEW^ATERSONf. | Muary 3, 1877. V. aB2l fp o\ H A R V E ST.^#i j K. '^r TENDERS \jII be -reeved 'by the j Undersigned, up\^ ,she evening* of SA- j TURDAY, the 13r#^inst., for Binding I and StookingJ&airi on OlydeVale Station & during th^risuing harvest. \ % ,#^JAMES R. MIT-OHELL, I '#-*■■ - * - ** X- - * At * Manager. Clydevale Station, Jan. 4, 1877. a 822 % pOACH to POUT .MoLYJNEUX | And CATLINS RIVER. I - f. GEORGE SUTHERLAND A Begs to inform his friends and the travel- fl ling public that, having bought Lewis's fl line of Port Molyneux and Catlins River A Coaches, he has now commenced running a . as below '.-<— * ! From the Catlins River Hotel each A. WEDNESDAY at 9 a.m., arrivm-? f* at Clutha in time for evening yam. '< ; From Balolutha each THURSDAY ; A at 12 noon,. 'Ay Extra Coaches will be run when requisite. .--.' . GEORGE SUTHERLAND, Proprietor. aBl6 »'■ TMTONEY TO LEND, in various : sums, up to LISOO, ort freehold farm ; security. WM. HENDERSON, ••: ,A a 230 Solicitor, Balclutha. *',i T U S T PUBLISHED, a MILLS, DICK, & CO.'S ALMANAC and DIRECTORY Por 1877, f „ Containing Hew information, indispensable ' to every merchant, tradesman, farmei-*, : i gardener, and settler in the Province. - A Price, Is 6d; posted, 2s. aBOB ; > mHE NE W "D R E S3J SAA OF THE SEASON / Are really choice and becoming b_ M A any past Summer. ' A ly i — : THE NEW MILLINERY, As shown in the Cutting Warehouse, ia .*•' the exponent of TRUE AND CORRECT TASTE. THOMSON, STRANG, & CO., PRINCES-STREET, DtXNEDJtN. QLUTHA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The following are the Classes in which . Prizes will be awarded at the forthcoming SHOW, to be held towards, the e^d of January. The competition will . be open . to amateurs only : — Best kept gardens 1 three prifces i open only to members Collection of Greenhouse plants, in pots or boxes Fuchsias, three Varieties Verbenas, four do. . PansieS, four doi •; * Phloxes, three do. Roses, four do. Collection Annuals Collection Stocks (different) Specimen Plant in flower Scarlet Geraniums, 1 in pots or boxes : two Geraniums of other sorts,- two ' Collection border plants ; one --truss or stem of each Anterhnums, three varieties Collection of Sweet William Dahlias, one Pines : assortment * Hand Bouquets, two Best Device. FRUIT. •-,, Cherries, twelve / Strawberries, twelve Gooseberries, two quarts (two sorts) Black, Red, and White Currants, one quart of each A Raspberries Red and White, one y. quart of each - : Oollection of small Fruit. | VEGETABLES. Cauliflower, two heads \ Cabbage, three heads yA Peas, twenty-four pods ~aA Beans, twelve pods , A Vegetable Marrow, one Carrots for table, six Turnips do. , six A Shalots, twelve A Onions, six :' Potatoes, twenty-four ;| Collection of Potatoes, three of eaoh y Rhubarb, four stalks A Cucumber, one . -* "yt Parsley, one plant \ d S | Assortment of Vegetables iyf A$ Salad. ..-•■- \ \ AAA ©.SUTHERLAND, :% M a 793 Hon. Secretary i "■%