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'New Advertisements. WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT. Opening of the Shotover Bridge. A FOUR.HORS 13 COACH lx,- will leave Smitham’s Kawarao Hotel on TUESDAY NEXT (should sufficient inducement offer) conveying passengers to the Shotover Bridge, in time for the OPENING CEREMONY. Return Pare 60s. W. SMITH AM, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL. Argus Office, Tuesday afternoon. Business during the week has shown a slight degree of activity, and a considerable number of orders have been received from the outlying districts for all classes of goods. Cartage from Dunedin has advanced to £ll. Loading is plentiful, and upwards of a dozen teams have passed through Cromwell during the week, bound for Queenstown, Bendigo Gully, and Cardrona. Our quotations tOh as follow : Flour (Robertson & Hallenstein’s).—£l6 to £l9 per ton. Pollard, do. do., £l2 per ton. Bran, do. do., £9 per ton. Oats.—os per bushel. Wheat.—7s 6d per bushel. Chaff.—£B per ton. Hay—£lo „ „ Straw.—£7 ~ ~ Potatoes. —£l2 ~ Bread.—ls per 41b loaf. Butter.—2s per lb. Cheese.—ls 6d ~ Bacon.—ls 6d ~ Ham.—ls 8d „ Eggs. —2s per dozen. Kerosene.— 5s per gallon. Candles.—ls 3d per lb. Mutton.—4d to fkl Beef.—7d and 8d Lignite, 3os. per ton. Firewood (scrub), £4 per load. Cartage from Dunedin—£ll.

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

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 25, 4 May 1870, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 25, 4 May 1870, Page 4

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