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Dunstan Times, Issue 347, 18 December 1868, Page 4

HAN OYER STORES CLYDE & CROMWELL. C. ZIELE&CO., HA YE, in connexion with their house at Clyde, opened their new Premises at Cromwell, and are prepared to supply the surrounding districts with a new and well assorted STOCK of WINES ■SPIRITS ■GROCERIES IRONMONGERY CROCKERY MEN’S CLOTHING BOOTS & SHOES, &c., &o, 0. ZIELE & do., CLYDE & CROMWELL. K.B. Agent for J. L & G. Eueke’s Ale and Porter. A large supply al•ways on hand at Town Prices, with freight added.

CROMWELL COAL PIT. 11 D. OWENS & CO., T1 AWING just purchased the above •property, will supply the public with none but first.class COALS. Messrs. Ovens anil Co. are now engaged in erecting Powerful Machinery to enable them to work the mine at a low level, where only the best coal ■exist*. B. D. OWENS & Co., Proprietors. Cromwell, Oct 21, 18G" ALEXANDRA SHOEING EORGE EDWARD OF 4MOOK, GENERAL SMITH k WHEELWRIGHT, TIMBER MERCHANT, AND IRONMONGER, &c.

E CHAR'NOCK begs to inform the , inhabitants of Alexandra, Clyde, and surrounding districts that ho is now prepared to execute all manner of Ironwork, Wheelwright’s and Carpenter's Work, at extremely low prices, and with despatch. Spring Carts and Drays Hade to Order. Horses Shod, 10s. and 10s. per sot. Glass andPanncllcd Doors, Window Sashes, &c. Hickory Spokes for Buggy and Express-waggon Wheels. Always on hand a large and assorted Stock of thoroughly seasoned Timber, for wheelwright's purposes. ALEXANDRA FERRY, MOLYNEUX CROSSING, On the New Line of Road to Teviot and Tuapeka, via the West Bank of the Molyncux. Messrs, duley and mactCERSY have completed their new Iron Bunt, ami arc prepared to Cross Traffic of every description with ■speed and safety.

JUTES OF TOLL. ■Goods, Sheep, and Cattle at exceedingly Moderate Hates. Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.— Indigestion.—How much thought has been bestowed, and what ponderous volumes have been written upon this plague of every household, .vhich is with certainty and safety dispelled, without fear of relapse, by a course .of this purifying, soothing, and tonic medicine. It acts directly on the stomach, liver and bowels—more in•directly, though not less effectively, am the brain, nerves, vessels and glands, and commands such order throughout the entire system, that harmony dwells between each organ And its functions. Dyspepsia can now no longer be the bugbear of the public, since Holloway’s Pills are fully competent to subdue the most chronic and distressing cases of impaired digestion, and to restore the miserable sufferer to health, strength and cheerfulness.