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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 32, 22 June 1870, Page 4

p BO M WBLLr 00 AL i&JM£. NICHOLAS &,£O. Beg to infonn the public o|, Cromwell and the surrounding district that : ,*ney. have purchased the Lease of the Coal Works, and that they are noW iji-fc supply COAL of excellent quality notice, and At the same '-ates as heretofore—-viz., 20s. per torn at the Pjt,<,or 32* per ton, - ,» ' ifo *ls£rease nr Prices ! "*" ,„.-., NICHOLAS & CO., Coal Merahanta, Gilbert Fowler, (Late of Clyde), ) ARER ANDi FAMILY GROCER, J Cromwell, Snpplies every description of GROCERIES, of best qualities, at reasonable prices. Families waited on for orders, and goods delivered in any part'of the town or district. Wedding Cakes made to order. » Confectionery of all descriptions. A good supply of Fresh Butter always on hand. l . * ?=■ GILBERT FOWLER, Baker and-Family Grocer, CrOJTWELI/. CATHOLIC CHURCH, CROMWELL. TI tHE SOLEMN DEDICATION and X BLESSING of the New Church, wil take place on Sts. Peter and Paul's Day, tto 29th JUNE. The Committee.respectfully rquests that persons holding subscription lists, ard also persons not having paid their subscriptims as promised, will send iii the various amouits to the; Treasurer (Mr W. Shanly) as soon at possible, as a heavy debt still hangs over the <aurch. By order of the Cominittee, PATRICK KELLY, Secreary. <B- The Rev. 'Fathers Nor'ris, M'alohf, and Royer will officiate, ~ For Sale, - SHARE in a Valuable WATER-RA3E at iAWARAU'GORGE. For Partiulars, apply to the undersigned. ALSO, A Valuable Water-right and RegisteredOlaim oa the south bank of the Kawarau, Longiully. Thie is one of the. most valuable mining roperties in the district, and it has been yilding handsome returns, of which there is everjprospect of a continuance for many years. This valuable property is only to be disposecof in consequence of the proprietor giving up lining pwsuits. - 5 R. F. BADGER, Mining and Estate Agent, Croarall. A Splendid Investment OSE OF THE BEST ROADSIDE HOTELS IHTHE .10R SALE, by. Private Cpntraotthat ' well-known Establishment, The Shotover Ferry Hoti, Together with . .'. J 130 ACRES OF FINE LAND, or hereabouts, held under Agricultural. iase ; 50 acres of which can be'convert© into Freehold at once: Substantial and Commodious. Stables,* well fenced Strawyard and Outhouses: Several Well-bred Cattle, Fowls, Tkeys, Pigs, &e., &c. W.B.—The only reason for wishing toispose of the above valuable,property is thattbowner is about to leave the colony for his nati' land, on pressing family matters. For further particulars, apply on the onuses to the proprietor, ' '• Mr D. BUR. BY PBIVATB CONTRACT, THE MORVEN FERRY FNT, Together with House and Furniture, Three Pigs, a.ot of Poultry, 13 Head of Cattle! including sie firstclass Quiet Dairy CoVs, One Short-Ha Bull (two-year old), and One Staunch Mare.' * ' .. For.Further Particulars,.apply to ,j, Mn D. POWELL, Queensto-nj OHso "' The Proprietor, on theTcund. Holice to Cattle--Stars 1.. L m y person ailowlug his Stabving Scletons ■" to break" dowh my fences, or 'herwlse damage my property, or trespass on 7 farm, Trill bo pr.<i.iocuted. > ' ' THOMAS MARSHJ 1 Clu'.bf'ann.