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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 135, 9 February 1877, Page 1

Balelutha Advertisements "DANK OF NEW SOL TII WALES. A BRANCH of this Bank was opened at Balclutha on Tuesday, 7th March. J. R. HILL, 895 Inspector. milOS. PATERSON, ACCOUNTANT, General Commission and Insurance Agent. Merchants' Books made up and kept up. Trust Estates wound up. Debts Collected. Properties Managed and Rents Collected. 457 TJ ENDE RS O N BROS. Mr Wm, Henderson, SOOICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &c. Mr James Henderson, surveyor. Temporary Offices: Clyde-street, Balclutha, (next Mr Gawn, a 55 Saddler.) AYS O '$■•-• & WILSON, Wholesale and Retail B UT C fe E R S, CLYDE-STREET, BALCLUTHA. J^J ACL EA N BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS, STOCK and STATION AGENTS, and WOOL BROKERS, DUNEDIN. Branch Office : Balclutha. J. WHYTE, Agent. circular. Sir, — We have much pleasure in intimating to Agriculturists, Wool-growers, and others in Clutha and .surrounding districts that, in response to a very generally expressed wish, we have This Day OPENED a Branch of onr Business in Balclutha nnder the management of Mr James Whyte, who will be empowered to make Advances on Stock for sale, on Wool, Grain, or other Produce for sale in this market or for shipment, and generally to conduct our business of Stock and Station Agents in all its branches. A member of our firm will be at Balclutha every Saturday or such other day ! in each week as may be found most suitable for constituents in the district, to conduct auction sales or such other business as may require personal attention. Mr Whyto will give special care to receiving and forwarding stock, wool, or other produce by rail to Dunedin, thereby saving consignees much time and trouble. Thanking you and our numerous constituents in the district for the support accorded to us in the past, assuring you of our earnest desire to merit same in the future, and trusting that the establishment of the branch above referred to may prove mutually advantageous, ( We remain, Sir, Your obedient servants, a 541 MACLEAN, BROTHERS. LADIES' SEMINAR^, % Johk-St., Balolutha. J$ mlss' bannermA Will openm Seminary in Balclusha for the education I| Young Ladies o:ujMONDAY, February slk M liistractioißwill be givdif in all the ordinary branchesibf EngUslJpPlain and Fancy Needlework, l%*sic, Mgnch, and German. Miss BaiineiTiU,n mfc had considerable experience in tumojK and has lately conducted a similar^mablisliment with success in Edinburgljpl|. English: Jl lsjjjbr quarter. Music : w day scHolars, £1 10s per quajter ; to pupils not attending scl|&ol, £3 per qt&arter. Frencjsand German :^brms on application. 4. t Fees aje payable quarteiiy4pnd in ad- ' vance. E ■ % . Mis/Bannerman will be in attendance to en)f ol pupils on and after Wednesday, , 3ii# January! \ aBBO %