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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 182, 4 January 1878, Page 1

Bil lutha Advertisements pisiWN FAMILY & COMMERI CIAL HOTEL, Ib A L C L UTH A. i g| 0R G E T O WN: S^E ND, \ So longlndfavourably known to 'the -travelling public in connection with the above Hotel, now begs to wiorm bis friends and patrons that he has RE.ETTERED the Crown, which will now be conducted under his personal management ; and he would assure them that no effort shall be panting oil his part to sustain the reputation so ' long enjoyed by the Crown as one of the best conducted^aad most comfortable Hotels in tbe 1 " l Colony. 1. • 1 The rooms have been entirely re-furnished, r and the premises renovated throughout. The Cuisine department and general housemanagement will be under the supervision of Mrs Townsend. THE STABLES, which are allowed to be unsurpassed in tbe Colony, are superintended by first-class grooms'which is sufficient guarantee for the proper attention of all horses left under their care Horses and buggies always on bire. Southern Line of Coaches arrive at aad depart from tbis Hotel. c 498 /MANNING'S BALCLUTHA HOTEL, \J BALCLUTHA. F. S. CANNING - -Proprietor. j ' 1 1 P. S. C. besrsto intimate that the above old- ,1 established house ar.d stable? have just undergone | a thorough overhaul an-1 re-arrangement. Com- 1 forfc and cleanliness m«v tfierefore berelied.unon. N.B. — None but the most choice brauds of liquors kept in'stocls. A TiuaL Solicited t ... ..-.!?irst,-clasß Stabling. 80-acre Reserve Paddock. . P. S. CANN IN G, General Commission, Bouse, Land, Estate, and Ifewspaper Agent. Agp-nt for Nev Zealand Government Life Insurance Co. Eents and Delts collected with accuracy and despatch- Bruco Herald Agency. [a card.] TXT H. MATII I E SON, Practical Veterinary Surgeon, CLYDE-ST., BALCLUTHA. Advice given gTatis. Medicine prepared and forwarded to all parts of the district. c 697 NOTICE. -ftyTESSRS GALLOWAY & DRENNAN Bsg to announce to the inhabitants of Baiclutha and surrounding districts, that they have commenced bus nt ss as GENERAL BLACKSMITHS WHEELWRIGHTS. From their long practical expprience in the trsde they bops t • merit a tair share ot public pAtronnge, when it will be their sole study to give sat'sffftiou. 90 .few W. L E G G, ' Z SHOEING & GENERAL 7 BL AC "K SMITH, a. ' "Balolutha. : Agricultural Implements made and repaired. ' Iron Gates, Grave, and all kinds of Ornamenta Eencing made. Horses carfeully and properly shod. Price List: Farm Horses '- '■ - - - - Bs. Light Horses *'.-..- " - 63. Reaping Machines Repaired. . New Steel Fingers put on, or old Fingers re-cast and put in fivst-class' order. . All orders attended to and executed with • - i: ' dospatoK. ' Prices strictly moderate. ;'.-U -WJ : G A U D N E R, BLACKSMITH, MATAURA BRIDGE, Begs to inform the inhabitants of the Mataura _ and surrounding districts that he has the only first-class -TURNISG LATHE in the "County, and is now prepared to execute all work with 3 neatness and despatch. °72^