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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 184, 18 January 1878, Page 2

"New Advertisements I^7" ILLIAM ERASER Begs to inform the inhabitants of LOVELLS PLAT « And surrounding districts that ho has opened his NEW STORE, Near Kail way Station, LovellaSfFlat, with an entirely new and complete stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, Earthen ware, Etc., which he has determined to sell at Dunedin prices ; and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public support. Lovells Flat, Dec. 28, 1377. cSB9 TVTATTONAL INSURANCE 00M--L* PANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital ,51,000,000. Paid up,. £50,000 ; Reserve, £70,000. { THTS PURELY LOCAL OFFICE Presents many advantages to the Insuring Public. The Capitol and Profits are • RETAINED IN THE COLONY. THE HEAD OFFICE And Management bein« local, settlements are made without vexatious delays, or reference to ofiices at a distance, RATES AND TERMS equal to those offered by any other Company. WHYTE T3TIOTHERS, 0850 Agents, Balclntha. jg 0" V OF THE M aIo". The Work and Materials of SADDLES and HARNESS GUARANTEED afc A. '0 O W I Eg' g Clyde-street, BALCLUTHA (opposite Dunne's Newmarket Hotel). N.B.— lntending purchasers will find this The Cheapest House in the District. ROBERT J. SPARKS, BLACKSMITH, W A I W E R A. Agricultural Implements made to order. All descriptions of Smith Work executed in a workmanlike manner, and with despatch. a4!)ft Commercial Hotel, Clinton. Allen & O'lCane. - Proprietors l\/fE?RRS. A. & OK beg to notify to the I W ft • * * J -'- H - trr.vi Wmfj; public that the above Plotel is n .w completed, «nd will he found to be replete with every convenience. A TRIAL SOLICITED. j "3TRST CLASS STABLING ANT> PADDOCK ACCOMMODA ION. addle Horses, p.nri Btigeries always on hire 730 jJp O~R S A^ L R A quarter-acre SECTION" in Lanarkstreet, Balclutha, with Tlirce-roomed Cottage erected thereon. The house is almost new, and the garden is well stocked with fruit trees, etc. For terms, apply to THOMAS PATERSON, cB6B Commission Agent. OALE 0? BUSINESS. JAMES NELSON Begs to return thanks to the inhabitants of Balclutha and surrounding districts for the liberal support he has received during the past two years in his business of Forwarding Agent, Coal Merchant, etc. He has now to intimate that he has just disposed of the Goodwill of both branch of his business to Mr ALEX. DAVIDSON, Balclutha, and solicits on his behalf a continuation of the same liberal patronage pn the part of the public. With reference to the above, ALEX. DAVIDSON begs to intimate that for the future his whole time and attention will be devoted to the business of Forwarding Agent, Coal Merchant, etc. Those . entrusting him with goods, parcels, etc., or favouring him with their orders for Coals, may rest assured that these will have his best and prompt attention. Balclutha, December 18, 1877. 1