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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 25, 4 May 1870, Page 6

QROMWELL AUCTION MART, (Formerly 2iele's Store), MELMOEE-STREET. W. J. BARRY, Auctioneer, Cattle Salesman, AND COMMISSION AGENT, Begs to announce to Ids friends, and the public generally, that he is now prepared to conduct AUCTION SALES in Cromwell, or any other part of the Province, at the lowest rate of commission. W. J. B. begs to remind the public that his experience as a Cattle Salesman is unsurpassed by that of any other Auctioneer in the Province* In conjunction with the Auction Mart, a large STORE has been secured, capable of holding 500 Tons of Goods, which will be done at a very low rate of storage. Monthly Sales of Cattle will be held, particulars of which will be duly notified. Extensive Cattle Yabds— capable of accommodating from 200 to 300 head of Cattle, or from 5000 to 10,000 Sheep—have been erected on the Flat immediately adjoining the Township. Drafting Pens for Cattle are provided, so that each party may have his stock sold in separate pens. Arrangements have been made for re ceiving periodical consignments of Drapery Goods and General Merchandise from Dnnedrn and Melbourne, which will he sold at the Mart by Evening Sales. Miscellaneous. J-UNCTION II O T E L, TUAPEKA KOAD, (Seventeen miles from Lawrence). HUGH MACKENZIE, (Late of Manulrerikia), Desires to inform his numerous friends throughout the Northern Gold-fields that he has purchased the JUNCTION HOTEL, lately kept by Mr Thomas Higgs ; and that lie is enabled to offer, at the above hotel, accommodation equa to that of any house on the road. Branch Booking Office for Cobh’s Coaches to Teviot and Switzers. Passengers change coaches for Switzers at the Junction Hotel. Good stabling and paddock accommodation. JQUNEDIN (SEED WAREHOUSE. WM. REID, Nuesery and Seedsman, (late of Battray-street), begs to inform his country friends and the public generally that he has secured those large and commodious premises known as Stemhoff’s Building x, (opposite the Cab-stand and Custom-house), Princes-street ; and trusts, by strict attention to business, combined with the most reasonable charges, to merit a continuance of past favours. Nothing but the best of everything kept, and all Seeds guaranteed. Country orders executed with despatch. 41 JQUNEDIN AGENCY. Messrs SKIRVING & SCHOLEFIELD, No. 1 Chambers, opposite Government Buildings, Princes-street, have been appointed Dunedin AGENTS for the Argus. TO SUIT THE TIMES. A UST RALASIAN HO TE L , Maclaggan-street, Dunedin. James D, Hutton - Proprietor, (Late cook in the Scandinavian and Bull and Mouth Hotels), Has much pleasure in informing his up-country friends, and the public in geneaal, that ho has taken the above house. Visitors patronising him will find themselves at home. First-class Board and Lodging, 18s per week. All meals Is Beds Is. Defy competition. Wines, Spirits, _and Malt Liquors of the best brands. 22-47 Good Stabling, free of charge. ‘GUIDE’S IMPERIAL FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Corner of Princes and Hope streets, Dunedin). First-class accommodation for Commercial Travellers. Suites of Apartments for Private Families. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths always ready. UTER'v WAHiTTh 4