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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 139, 9 July 1872, Page 3

Miscellaneous M R JOHN RICHARDS, BANNOCKBURN STORE, Having made arrangements to let his Premises, and wishing to reduce'his Stock, Is prepared to SELL, for cash, at a TRIFLE OVER DUNEDIN COST.

NOTICE. THE Charge for Crushing at the Royal Standard Company’s Machine will be as under from this date, subject to certain alterations : 10 tons and under 20 30s. per ton. 20 tons and under 30 255. per ton. 30 tons and under 40 20s. per ton. 40 tons and under 50 18s. per ton. 50 tons and under 100 16s. per ton. 100 and over I4s. per ton. GEO. JENOUR, Cromwell, April 20. Legal Manager.

J C. CHAP PL E, AUCTIONEER Any orders for Sales in the Cromwell District may he left at the Argus Office, ami will meet with prompt attention. jQ U NE DIN SIT AR KB R OKER._ Established ISO,'}. FREDERICK H. EVANS Is prepared to deal with all SHARES for SALE in the GARRICK REEFS. Letters, and all other Country Business receive prompt attention.

Be lfa s t STO RE’ CLYDE AND CROMWELL. WINES, SPIRITS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, COLONIAL PRODUCE, itc. &c. &0. JAMES HAZLETT Begs to inform the Public of the Dunstan District that, in connection with liis established business of ten years at Clyde, ho has opened EXTENSIVE PREMISES AT CROMWELL, where he will be able to supply the Trade, Runholders, Fanners, and Private Families, with EVERY CLASS OF GOODS, of the very best: description, at the lowest current rates. James Hazlett would particularly mention I that in the FLOUR & COLONIAL PRODUCE I BUSINESS he can defy competition, as in that line he is in connection with Messrs Whittinoham Brothers, of Queenstown, who arc the j largest buyers in the Lake District. J. Hazlett, being a CASH BUYER in the | Dunedin and Melbourne Markets, feels confident I he can soli the cheapest and best article in the j District, and invites a visit from Purchasers. Note the address : JAMES HAZLETT, Clyde and Cromwell. !

Q R CM WE L L JOC KE Y CLIT B AXXUAL RACES. -Gtii and 27th DECEMBER, 1872. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2(5: CROMWELL DERBY, a Sweepstake of £5 os. each ;£2 2s. forfeit, with £SO added. Entrance, £2 2s. on Nomination, and balance of Sweep, £3 35., to be made good on the night of General Entry. For three-year-olds. Colts, Bst. 101b. ; Fillies and Geldings, Bst. 51b. Distance, one mile and a half. Entrances to be made to the Secretary on or before Ist October 1872. WILLIAM MacXAB, Secretary.

NOTICE, OISON for dogs is laid on ARDGOUR STATION. ALEX. McLEAN, Manager.

NOTICE. pOISON for DOGS will be laid on Mount Pisa Station on and after this date. I. LOUGHNAN. Mount Pisa, May 12th 1570. —27tc