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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 158, 19 November 1872, Page 1

Cromwell Advertisements TTICTOItIA STORE, CROMWELL T. WRIGHT, FAMILY GROCER. Crockery, Glassware, Musical Instruments, Brushware, Stationery, Patent Medicines Fancy Goods and Teys of every description Paperhangings, Glass, Oils, Colours, Paint, Varnish, Glue, Cue Tips, &c. Thompson's Geinent for Cue Tips English k Colonial Newspapers and Magazines I Oats&Ohaif. I. TIMBER k IRON YARD LATE MR GRAST'h

NEW ZEALAND & AMERICAN TIMBER 7AIU> JAMES TAYLOR. Has FOR SALE all kinds of Building Material suitable fur tbe distri. t. Estimates given for Buildings at the Lowest Prices compatible with Good Material aud Workmanship. Punctuality and attention to all orders may be relied on. :'rfj* A Larwo Assortment of Paints, (rl.iss, FußtflTUßß—comprising Chairs Tables, Washstamls, Iron Bedsteads, &c. Building Ironmongery, Carpenters' and Miners' Tools, Hemp, Wire, and Manilla Rope, SADDLERY, &c., cheap. 25 Cromwell Veterinary Shoeing Forge Next door tc Kidd's Cromwell Hotel.

fji I) WA R D LINDSAY, 1J (Late of Clyde and Melbourne), GENERAL BLACKSMITH, FARRIER, AND MACHINIST, Begs to intimate to his customers and the general public that he has REMOVED to his NEW PREM ISES, next to the Cromwell Hotel, Mel more Terrace, where he will cany on ev«sry tiscription of Blacksmith work and Farriery l. heretofore. E. LINDSAY begs to intimate to the Puhlic generally that lie has gone to the expense of geta OAST-IRON BED for TIRING WHEELS on a new principle, being the first introduced up-country, which lie will guarantee to give general satisfaction ; also, that he has made a reduction in the price of Horse-shoeing. LIGHT SHOES - - 12s. EDWARD LINDSAY, Veterinary Shoeing Forge THOMAS FOOTS, ILOR AND CLOTHIER, MKI.MORE TERRACE, CROMW E L L. Ladies' Ri Habits made to order.

JUNCTI 0 N BA KER Y , CROMWELL. C. W. W .11 lUH T, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER. Bread Delivered in all Parts of the District. piIE CROMWELL BAKERY J. SCOTT, BREAD AND BISCUIT RAKER, Melmore-street, Cromwell. £0" Families wailed on for orders, and Bread regularly delivered in all parts of the district.