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Dunstan Times, Issue 207, 14 April 1866, Page 2

ACCOUNTANTS, &0., 2 CHAMBERS, MANSE-STREET, DUNEDIN, VT B—The Accounts of Trustees preiN pared for tuj Inspector in limkruptor. Cliims on insolvent estates prepared iini filed Assignments and Si qui first nsUips accepted. Mr. HAUGHTON, Mining Agent, ARROWTOWN, \J Jurisdiction, Resident Magistrate's, and Warden's Courts. N.B. No extra charge, except travelling ixpenses, for attendance at Clyde, Alex. d*a, or Cromwell. Clyde Portrait Rooms. T E. STAITE begs to notify to the ?J . inhabitants of Clyde and .surrounding districts, that he is at present taking Portraits 1; and. Views CROMWELL, where he will remain until further notice —probably to the end of March. Veterinary Shosing ForgeEdward Aidridg e (Late Blick & GobdOX) BLACKSMITH, k MACHINIST. shod, on *ho shortest Doti ti 20s and 255. Ail kinds of Blacksmith's work executed at the lowest rates. Dunstan Timber Yard, SU.N'DERLAND-STREST, CLYDB. J. U. CAMBRIDGE A S ON SAL E: Tin:W of nil k'nds, suitable for nuning or building Poors, Mouldings, &c. Galvaniz-'d Iroa and Zirio Ridg Capping. Sp uting, .to. Strews. NniK find Washers li'aok SUwt Iron, ail guages C:irn nter- 1 Tools G"-ni ral Irooinin'iervGBSQRGB'S VICTORIA HOTEL IT O G- B TJ R WT CROMWELL RESTAURANT MISS FROST begs to announce to the ITjL inhabitants of Cromwell nnd the surrounding district that she has opened the above Restaurant, where she hopes for a continuance of the patronage she has ! hitherto enjoyed. Miners <!: Travelled Attended To. 8 AT ALL HOUR