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Dunstan Times, Issue 302, 7 February 1868, Page 4

DUNCAN MILLS, WATER OF LEITH. DEPOT-RATTRAY-ST.; DUNE DIN. ■ VHE undersigned has much pleasure in intimating that he now has his OATMEAL MILL In full -working order, and is now prepared to fulfil orders at the lowest market prices. FLOUR, equal to Adelaide, always GEORGE DUNCAN, Dunedin, Jan. 16, 1868. H. PALMER, SOUTH EJSD MONUMENTAL WORKS, DUNEDIN. ARBLE HEAD-STONES made L to Order. H.. Palmer is prepared to execute Head-Stones from £5 upwards. Tomb Railings erected at the cheapest rates Monuments prepared according to ■design. SHAMEOCK HOTEL, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. J. Donovan, Propietor. D., whilethanking thepublic for the V 'libpralsupportaccorded tohira whil. in business for the past six years, begs to inform the inhabitants of the Dunstan and surrounding district tha* he Opened the above Hotel on New Year's Day, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public patronoge. Customers can rely upon the Wines and Spirits being of the Best Brands> and the English and Colonial Ales by the best Brewers. J. Donovan, having made extensive alterations on the premises, can ensure every comfort to travellers and •others. GOOD STABLING. TTJF, the undersigned, Finlay and Morris, having purchased the Business of Messrs. Fall and Finlay, respectfully inform the public that no effort on our part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of the same liberal support that has been accorded to our predecessors. Wines, Spirits. & Provisions. QUALITY GUARANTEED. Agents for Strachan's Celebrated •Colonial Ale. FINLAY & MORRIS, TARBERT-ST., ALEXANDRA. SAMUEL M'CULLOUGH, 'GENERAL STOREKEEPER, DRYBBEAD. IROCERTES AND PROVISIONS. r Clothing, Drapery, Boote, &c. SAMUEL M'CULLOUGH DRYBEEAD HOTEL. Drh?kß, 6d. Drinks, 6d. Drinks, 6d. 'SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, DRYBREAD, SAMUEL EENOHCLHTE. >ILLIARDS. C«mfort*ble Bed-Rooms, Good Stabling. Yet«rinary Shoeing Forg«. ALMANACKS FOE 1868. PRINTED on CARDBOARD, may he obtained (gratis) on application at the office of the " Dunstan Times," •Sunderland-street, Clyde.