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Dunstan Times, Issue 301, 31 January 1868, Page 4

EAWARAtJ HOTEL. 'CROMWELL. m. WILLIAM SMITHAM begs to return thanks for the liberal patronage that has been accorded to him as proprietor of the SIDNEY HOTEL, CLYDE. and wishes to inform his friends and the public genera ly that he has taken the management of the EAWARAU HOTEL, CROMWELL, and is now prepared to give accomodation hitherto unrivalled in that township. FIRST CLASS STABLING. BALMOKAL HOTEL. and Geaeral Store. DUNCAN ROBERTSON. At the Ferry, Main Coach Road to Teviot, Tuapeka, Black's, Mount Ida, aid Dunedin. This Hotel is the most commodious on the Road, is pleasantly situate on the banks of the Maiiuherikia River, and in a most desirable spot for pic-nic parties from Chde and Alexandra. First class accomodation foe Travellers llonsE Feeii & Stabling. The bay Entire Horse NELSON will Stand for the remainder of the NEWCASTLE COALPIT. Molyneux River, ALEXANDRA. ESSRS PAGET & CO, beg to in-M-ESSR form settlers and the inhabitants of the surrounding districts, that the coal from their pit are warranted to be of the best quality, and would caution all consumers, when purchasing coals, to satisfy themselves that they are from their Pit. COALS! COALS!! COALS!! r plIE best Coals in the Province are to be obtained at THE WELSHMAN'S PIT, Welshman's Gully. Teams loaded at the Pit's Mouth at the following rates : Horse Teams, 10s per load. Bullock do, 20s per load PEARCE & WASHER, Proprietors. N.B.—The nearest pit to B'ack's, Thompson's, and Dry bread ; and only six miles from Beck's White Horse Hotel, Dunstan Road. Good and level roads all the way. Queenstown & Cromwell Road. THE PUNTS AT the NEVIS and MORTEN XX FERRIES, Kawarau River, are now open to the Public Vehicles, Horsemen, and Foot-Pas-sengers can now reach Queenstown by level road all the way, and ten miles nearer than by the Gentle Annie track. EDWARDS & CO., Proprietors. Nevis Ferry, Oct., 1866. JOHN HETHERINGTON, THOLE-ALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPER. WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT, HIGH-STREET, CARDR 0 N A. CROMWELL BAKERY, HIGH - STREET, CARDRONA. JAMES LAWRENCE BEGS to make it known to the miners and residents generally that "he has just opened the above establishment, and is prepared to supply them with the best Plain and Fancy Bread, Pastry, nnd Confectionary that can be manufactured.