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GOODWIN & BARLOW, Watchmakers, Manufacturing Goldsmiths and Jewellers, ""TAVB now on hand a first-class Selection of Gold and Silver Watches, also a choice assortment of Chains, Brooches. Pins, Rings, Earrings, Lockets, Bracelets, &c (iLUfUFACTUBED ON THE PREMISES.) Clocks of all descriptions Lever, Alarums,, Striking and Silent, 25s and upwarde—guaranteed for twelve months Watches and Clocks cleaned, repaired, and accurately timed. Any article in Gold or Silver manufactured on the premises, from parties own material. Artificial Teeth Fitted on the most approved principle. Satisfaction guaranteed. The Correct Time Ascertained by observation every week. Aoexts: Dunstan Creek, Mr W. Pyle. Blacks, Mr Carlbach. Queenstown, M. Frier. Drybread, Mr W. F. Dixon. Arrow and Cadrona, Air Greer, Arrow,

WILLIAM H. HASTE DT, Sign Writer, House Decorator, and Glazier, BROADWAY, ALEXANDRA, A LARGE STOCK OF PAPBRHANGINGS, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT-", COLOURS, OIL?, VARNISHES, GILT MOULDINGS, &c, Sic. ALWAYS KEPT ON HAKD.

The Late Fire, mHOMAS HUDSON (Late of the Scandinavian) has much pleasure in informing his old friends that he has taken the premises known as THE OLD CLUB. The same attention and comfort, as for merly of the Scandinavian, -will be given, T. HUDSON, Scandinavian Hotel, Maclaggan-strcet. WANTED KNOWN.—Wm. Fidler » ' thanks the Miners and the Public in general for the very liberal support they have bestowed upon him since starting as an Hotel-keeper in Dunedin. W. F. having been an Ovens digger so many years, has a good idea what a miner's comfort should be. Everything in his Hotel is of the best quality. Board and Lodging 2£s per week. Billiards and Bagatelle for the amusement of visitors. Auld Scotland Hotel, Stuart street, five minutes' walk from Coach office. THE ONLY WHOLESALE <fc RETAIL FISHMONGERS IN DUNEDIN. T H. JEWITT & CO., FISHMONGERS, POULTERERS, AND OYSTER DEALERS, 35 and 36 Arcade, DUNEDIN. W. & J. SCOULAR, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Wine and Spirit Merchants, PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. NEW ORLEANS HOTEL, ARROWTOWN. T>HE Proprietor of the above Hotel, in reJl turning thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since the opening of the New Orleans, takes the prcs-nt opportunity of informing his patrons and the travelling community generally, that thf Hotel has been re built, and the whole of the interior is now complete with everything appertaining to a first-class Hotel, and to the general comfort of its patrons. THE BED-ROOMS will be found well furnished and comfortable. THE PARLORS are elegantly fitted, and very handsomely furnished. THE BILLIARD SALOON is rleeorated in the Oriental style, and cor. tains a first-class Table. STABLING ' ttaebed to the Hotel is a good Stable aud careful groom. BAR DEPARTMENT None but the best brands of Ale and Porter, Wines and Spirits, Liqueur.--, Ligars, &c , are kept. EL C. EICHMOND, Proprietor.

VICTORIA STOEE, CiIOMWELL, WRIGHT & CARPENTER, Grocery and Haberdashery, Fancy Goods. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Cromwell Coal Pit. rPHE CoaU from this Pit ire Uueqnalled X for their burning properties, either in Stoves or Grates. 20s per Ton at the Pit's mouth. Full Weight Guaranteed. Vaggons and Drays loaded at Five Minutes' Notice. W. GOODALL, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. HORACE BASTINGS, PROPRIETOR. Having now completed the alterations and additions to the above Hotel, can ofier every comfort and convenience to travellers nnd ethers. AMPLE STABLE ACCOMMODATION Under the charge of efficient Grooms. Booking Office for Cobb and Co.'s Coaches to and from Dunedin.

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Dunstan Times, Issue 239, 23 November 1866, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Dunstan Times, Issue 239, 23 November 1866, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Dunstan Times, Issue 239, 23 November 1866, Page 4

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