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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 48, 12 October 1870, Page 4

[OR SALE, the COTTAGE and allotment of LAND at present in the oceuof Mrs Broughton, situate in Melmore Cromwell.—Particulars maybe had on (don at London Hou.sk, Cromwell. H E N H Y WAEBE E, ITCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, begs to announce to the inhabitants of Iromwell and surrounding districts that he in. ’tends opening an establishment in the above line in the course of a few days, when he will be prepared to execute with promptitude all orders entrusted to his care. THE SOLWAY II OTE L, BENDIGO. NEIL PEYTON - - PROPRIETOR. N. P. begs to announce to his friends and the public generally that he has just opened, the above hotel, and trusts, by supplying the best liquor of every description, he will merit a liberal share of their patronage. The largest nnl most suitable room in the district for Concerts. Balls, Lectures, be., has been erected in connection with the hotel. The best accommodation for travellers. Good Beds, Stabling, &c. To Stand this Season. rjpHE well-known Light Draught Entire A- Horse "TOMBOY” Will stand this season in the Cromwell and surrounding districts. "Tomboy” is a sure foal-getter. Terms, £2 ID/-; Groom’s Fee, 5/-h-B.—The above-mentioned horse’s stock may be seen in any part of the district. ROBERT KIDD, Proprietor. A RGUS SEED WAREHOUSE, A. CROMWELL. AGRICULTURAL AND GARDEN SEEDS : Beans, broad Windsor .and Kidney ; Beet, fine duk crimson; Borecole, nr Curled Greens; Cabbage, in variety ; C.vrot, Hwn and Inte-’ mediate; Cauliflower, London Ear!;; Cele-y, Seymour’s superb white; Cress, triple curled ’; Cucumber; Leek; Lettuce,"Cos and Cabbage • Lawn Grass ; Mangold Wurtzel; Melon, rock and water, various; Mustard; Onion; Parsley, extra curled; Parsnep; Peas, all the best sorts ; Radish, various ; Savoy; Sweat Pea ; Tomato, red and yellow; Turnip, Swedish,’ purple and green top \ eliow, Snowball, and Golden Ball. FOR HEDGES; Broom, Yellow ; Whin, or Furze. FLOWER SEEDS ; Achrochinum roseam— \ster—Candytuft— Canterbury Bells—Clarkia elegans—Cnllinsia bicolor—Convo'vulus minor Cowslip—Eccremocarpus seabra {a perennial cli nbor)—Eschscholtzia crncea—Foxglove—Gilia trico'or— Larkspur, dwarf rocket.and branching—Laven(ler Linum gran liflorum riibrum Mignonette —Nemophila insignia—fEnothera (Pink) Petunea— Phlox Drummoudii—Saporania Calabrica— Schizant.hus pinatus—Stock, intermeliate, scirlet and white—Viscaria oculata —Wallflower, fine dark. The above-named Seeds are all from the weti- a j known establishment of Mr Mor,ay-place and Hawthorn-hUI, DUifedin ; and; can therefore be warranted A RG-US- SEED w A REHOUSE, CROMWELL. Orders received by post will meet with prompt attention.

| Cromwell Post OIHoa. MAILS CLOSE : For Clyde, Dunedin, and intervening offices. F 'ery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 3 p. m. For Dunedin, via Teviot, Tuapeka, and Tokomairiro, every Tuesday, at 3 p.m. For Kawarau Cor >e, Edwards’s, Gibbstown, Arrow River, Prankton and Queenstown, every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 3 p.m. For Rocky Point, Luggett, Albert Town, and Cardrona, every Tuesday, at 9 p.m. • For Bannockburn and Nevis, every alternate Monday, at 9 a.m. MAILS ARRIVE : From Dunedin, Clyde, and intervening offices, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9 a.m. From Dunedin, via Tokoraairiro, Tuapeka, and Teviot, every Friday, at 9 a.m. Fmm Queenstown, Prankton, Arrow River, Edwards’s, Gibbstown, and Kawarau Gorge, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 3 p.m. From Cardrona, Albert Town, Luggate, and Rockv Point, every Thursday, at 3 p.m. From Nevis and Bannockburn, every alternate Wednesday, at 3 p.m. SAVINGS BANK AND MONEY ORDER OFFICE. Open for the transaction of Money Order and Savings Bank business daily, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. J. O. Ballard* Postmaster.