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Dunstan Times, Issue 338, 16 October 1868, Page 4

ROBERT BARLOW, ! WATCHMAKER 4 JEWELLER, ■ C L Y D; il, ; fi ,, .. y ■ ,«y ~J ; .> Next Door to tlie Old Shop. Good News for Smokers 18 now open with an entirely new ST CK of TOBACCOS and CIGAR 1 , carefully selected from the first Importers. Meershaum, Wood, and Clay Pipes in great variety. Commercial and Fancy Stationer. PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS. M. MARSHALL, Bookseller, Stationer, and Tobacconist, Importer of English, Foreign and Colonial Newspapers, Sunderland Street, Clyde, yj7E, 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 forSiRACHAN’s Celebrated Colonial Ale. FINLAY & MORRIS, TARBERT-ST., ALEXANDRA. SHAMROCK STORE, CROMWELL William Stanley WHOLESALE & RETAIL WINE, SPIRIT, & PROVISION MERCHANT. on hand, a large Assortment of Goods. ARROW JUNCTION HOTEL, Near Morven Ferry, On the Main Line of Road from the Dunstan to the Lakes. James Whelan jfJAS First-class Accommodation for Travellers. A Six-stall Stable, Unlimited Supply of Horse-feed, grown by the Proprietor. The Best Stopping-place on the Road QUEEN’S ARMS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. i CKNOWLEDGED to be the Best and Most Comfortable Family Hotel in the Lake District. Private Apartments for Families, containing one of Broadwood’s Pianos. Also a Sp’endid Billiard Table and Room unsurpassed in the Colony. Attached is a 12-stall Stable; visitors may rely on thoir horses ceiving first-rate attention. Saddle Horses for Hire. ALBERT EIOHARDT Proprietor BRUNSWICK FLOURMILL LAKE WAKATIP. Robertson and Hallenstein, JJOBEETSON & HALLENSTEIN have Now on Sale * FINK FLOUB ' ' POLLARD BRAN. •' •- ' «« ' Orders Promptly BiewiUd,