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Dunstan Times, Issue 252, 22 February 1867, Page 4

OIJNEDIN TIMBEII YARD. PRINCES STREET, SOUTH. WALTER BELL AND CO. " ' Lave on kaad for Sale—--40,000 feet 7 x If T is G Baltic flooring 4G,000 „ JxU ■„ „ „ 117,000 „ 7x 1} „ „ „ 160,000 „ 6xl „ ~ „ 190,000 „ x | ;, „ ■„ 140,000 „ 7x | „ „ „ 11,000 „ 6x f r , „ ■„ 46,000 „ 6x | „ „ „ 30,000 „ 7x|T &G & beaded 45,000 y , €x I „ „ 50,000 „ -6 x I „ „ 250,000 „ Pressed weatherboards 50,000 >r Am shelving 80,000 „ T and G luteiber 10,000 „ clear ,pino 30,000 „ Baltic, red and white 200,000 „ red pine 50,000 „ kauri logs 6-6 x 2-6 Dm doora 6-8 x 2-8 „ „ 6-10 x 2-10 „ „ 500 pair sashes 10 tons galvanised Scotch iron, 6, 7 and 8 feet 100,000 ft. white pineboardsall widths Hui'dles, 7 ft. Oregon rails J)o 6 ft. blue gum do 50,000 ft. 6 x I, T& G Uregon floorinj 42,000 ft. 6xl J, do do 270,000 ft. Oregon timber, ex Parisian from Puget Sound, in sizes from 9 x 3 up to 12 x 14, and in long lengths. Also, just arrived ex India from Ilobart Town ? 40,000 ft hardwoodall sizes and lengths 20,000 5 ft pailings 10,000 6 ft, do 25,000 shingles. Plaining, Tongueing, and Grooving; Morticing, Tenoning, lath Cutting, &c, &c, for the tr-ade.

The Late Fire. mHOMAS HUDSON (Late of the Scandinavian) lias much p'easure 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 street.

CLYDE HOTEL, Hartley Si-, Dunstan-first-class accommodation for boarders and travellers. Choicest Wines and Spirits. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. T. HAWTHORNE, Proprietor. JTJoT ARRIVED, AND ON SALE. G"OCERS' Tea, Pwgar, and Coffee Pags, I'ropers', Fruiterers', Cartridge and Tinfoil Bags, Tinfoil and Tea-papers. Large Stock to Arrive. MILLS, DICK and CO., Stafford street. N.B.—Frinted at Melbourne Prices. PRINTED ON CARDBOARD AND FREE TO Subscribers and Advertisers, TOE "DUNSTAN TIMES' OFFICE CALANDEKfor 1867. MDOUGALL'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES Between Clyde and Queenstown REDUCTION OF FARES. Cromwell, 7s 6d. Gnrgc I(k Roaring Meg, 15s. Qucetstown £2 10s. 'THIE above line of coaches ivil leave tJie *■ Dunstan Hotel, Clyde every Monday Wednesday,and Friday, at 6.30 ara.jeonveying passengers and mails to tho Kawarau, Roaring Meg, Arrow River, and Queenstown, returning every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The above line will meet the Dunedin Coaches. Parties conveyed from the Lake district through in THREE DATS TO DCNRDIS. N.B. The proprietor will not hold himself responsible for parcels unless the carriage thereon is pre-paid. J. SMILEY, Agent,