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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 159, 26 November 1872, Page 2

Bannockburn T U ART'S FERRY KAWARAU RIVER. Main crossing-place between Cromwell am the Nevis for Waggons, Drays, Horses, an. Foot passengers. Children attending School, Free. THE PERRY HOTEL Has first-class accomodation for Travellers

IANNOCKBVRN HOTEL & STORE I Doctor's Flat, Bannockburn, (On the Mam Road to the Nevis). Geoceries, Cioihing, Boots, and House hold Requisites of all descriptions kept in Stock. {S» The Goods, king obtained DIRECT/row Dinedin, are retaied at tlu LO WEST POS. SIBLE PRICES. N.B.—Good Stibling, Horse Feed, &c Tie new Ferry beinj now Open for Trxphcj the Public are invfced to cross the Kawaraa Rirer on the BEST PUNT Ift THE PROVINCE^ which is on the direct road to Bannockburn, the Nevis, and tfe Carrick Range Beefs. fohn Kichards - Proprietor, gANNOOKBTJRN TIMBER YARD AND CARPENTER'S SHOP. * JAMES TAYLOR, Cromwell Timber and Iron Yard, I Begs to inform the Residents of BannockburJ Nevis, Potters, &c, tbat in order to meet thl increasing requirements of those districts, J has opened a Branch Establishment at Doctorl Flat, opposite Mr Richards' Store. I A good supply of TIMBER and IRON fj Building and Mining purposes always on hand.! Best Material a ml II orkmanshh

CARRICK RANGE HOTE. QUARTZVILLE, (In the immediate vicinity of the Carrick Rcefi THOMAS HAZLETT ■ Proprietor. Having purchased from Mr John M'Cormic the above well-known and centrally-situat< Hotel, 1 am now in a position to offer first-clai accommodation to all who may favour me mi their patronage. The Premises are litted up and furnished d the most complete scale, regardless of expensj and the arrangements for the comfort of visit* and travellers are second to none in the district COMMODIOUS BILLIARD ROOM, fitted with one of Julius Paser's full-sized tabll An excellent SIX-STALLED STABLE 1 the premises, and a careful groom always in si tendance. 12G T. HAZLETT.

"D ANNOCKBURN COAL Mlfl J. SMITH, COAL MERCHANT, Having obtained a lease of the above we known Coal Works, begs to inform the re dents at Bannockbnrn, Carrick Range, Be digo, Kawaran Gorge, and throughout j district, that he is prepared to SUPPIj (in any quantity) COAL of excellent quail at 15s. per ton taken from the pit's mod or, delivered, Is 9d per bag and upwan according to distance. N.B.—Drays leave the Bannockbnrn Cromwell twice a week. Loading wrr back on reasonable terms. 1$