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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 242, 30 June 1874, Page 1

V .Cromwell Advertisements ELF AS T STORE, CLYDE AND CROMWELL. ( WIPS, SPIRITS, GROCERIES, HARD- . |VAEB, COLONIAL PRODUCE, 4.v0, &c. &0. JAMES HAZLETT Sega to inform the Public of the Dnnstan Dis- ' .>/ t I triot that, in connection with his established T«ufia $/ . ' business of ten years at Clyde, he has opened EXTENSIVE PREMISES AT CROMWELL, where he will he able to supply the Trade, Runholders, Fanners, and Private Families, with EVERY CLASS OF GOODS, of the very beet description, at the lowest current rates. James Haclett would particularly mention that in the FLOOR & COLONIAL PRODUCE { jr r ,' ,•. _ BUSINESS he can defy competition, as in line ha is in connection with Messrs WHimirakak Brothers, of Queenstown, who are the largest buyers in the Lake-District. I. Haxlrtt, being a CASH BUYER In the Dunedin and Melbourne Markets, feels confident he aas sell the cheapest and best article in the District, and invites a visit from Purchasers. Note the address; , 1 • >r JAMES HAZLETT, . ’ ; , Clyde akd Cromwell,

y ICTORIA BTORE, CROMWELL. I. WRIGHT, DEAFER, CLOTHIER, HOSIER, HABERDASHER, AND > GENERAL STOREKEEPER. I. WRIGHT is now offering an assortment ef NEW And CHEAP GOODS, in Drsess Materials— Prints, Winceys, Alpacas, ill-wool Plaids, French Merinoo, &c. Cs’icoes, Flannels, Blankets, Quilts Toilet Covers, Matting and Druggeting Ladies sod Children’s Underclothing

Baet Lines'. Alio, » wcll-t-elected stock of Woosn and Children’s Boots and Shoes, in leather, kid, and cashmere Ladies and Children's Hats, trimmed and un- : , trimmed Iroamongery, Glass, Crockery Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods * Toys, Jewellery, Cutlery, Stationery Perfumery, Musical Instruments Berlin and other Wools Paperhangings, Brrshwars Tobacco and Cigars and other Goods too numerous to mention. NEWSAGENT.

JOHN MARSH. “VALUE FOR MONEY.’’ bH/lidgkei. hotel, CROMWELL.

STARKEY’S TT AW.A RA U HOTEL, CROMWELL. Having purchased the above well-known hotel, G. M. STARKEY begs to inform his numerous friends, and the public generally, that it will be his study to maintain the high reputation the Kawarau Hotel has long since acquired for comfort. One of Alcock’s prize Billiard Tables (quite new.) Wines and Spirits of the very best quality. , An efficient Groom always in attendance.