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Tapanui Advertisements TW'OBL E^s" H O T EL, TAPANUI. N. M'MILLAN . . Proprietor. Good Accommodation for Travellers. A first-class Billiard Room, contiimn<? one of Aleock,B Tables, is aitached'to the premises. First-class Stabling ancl experienced groom. Horses and Single and Double Buggies on hive. Excellent Pad-lock Aecomodation. •190 "DENJ X, FAR6HER, -*-* TAILOR & CLOTHIER, TAPANUI, In thanking the public of Tapanlii and the surrounding Districts for the liberal support they ' have accorded him since he commenced business, hopes to merit a continuance of the same by executing all orders with promptitude and dis--1 natch. B. F, also begs to . state that he has on hand a large assortment of first-class English, Scotch, and Mosgiel Tweeds, to suit the taste of •' all who may favour him with a visit. Besb Dunedin Tradesmen employed on the premises. . a 597 ,/^LF.NKENICH STEAM SAW VX AND PLANING MILLS, T A P A N U I. John M-acpaklanb - Proprietor. -K.B.— The nearest Mill to Balclutha. "J.'M'F. bees to intimate that he has a gooc Stock of Seasoned T and G Flooring anc half-ibch Lining on hand. "O O G E R S TAPAJSTOI TEMPERANCE HOTEL. GEORGE ROGERS, ' (Late of the Beaumont Road, and previouslj JManager of the Cltib, in Dunedin,) •Begs to 'intimate to the inhabitants of Tapanu and surrounding districts, that he has opened th< ; above Hotel on strictly temperance principles : arid hopes, by making every endeavour for tin : attainment of cleanliness and comfort, combinec with moderate charges, to merit a ' fair share o their support. Sonps, Tea, and Coffee at all hours. First-class Stabling. Private Eooms for Ladies ancl Families. a6i: T* G. OREAGH AND CO 'AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, T A P A ITU I. Money to Lend on Freehold Security Milton Advertisements T\/r R. JOHN CUMI NE LICENSED SURVEYOR, "Is- prepared to undertake Surveying, &c Estimates given "inri Plans furnished, &,c. &c ■r.-ffice — At Phiip, E^ndorson, aud Co.'t r Auction BotJiD--, MiU->n. W.B. — Letter* to be addressed to Hors< Shoe Bush s Waihola Gorge. 3O: A MCDONALD E*tgi:n t eer. , • MILTON STEAM SAW MILLS, MILTON. 'All kinds of Machinery made and repaired. Estimates given for new works. a76C ■■JJ E W STORE ; MTLTO2T. ALFRED SOLOMON, (Successor to J. Anderson & Co.), Desires to intimate that he has now on .sale i very large and well-assorted Stock of Groceries, Stationery, Brushware, Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods, China, Crockery, Crystal and Lamps, Etc. etc, etc. Ironmongery is now being added to the stock. Prices lower than in Dunedin. Discount for cash. ALFRED SOL6MON, Storekeeper, Milton. c 361 THREES ! HAWTHORNS ! TREES ! g 3 year old Apples, Pears, Plums, and Cherries, from 12s per dozen. Forest Trees, from 12s per 100. Hawthorns, from 7s 6d per 1090. -All other Nursery Stock at equally low rates. Terms — Cash with order. H. WHITE, -Kuxsery and Seedsman, Milfcon. c 338