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Dunstan Times, Issue 385, 3 September 1869, Page 4

NOTICE. NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE. CHEAP MEAT, at Alexandra, CHILLHOUSE begs to in- . form tbe inhabitants of Alexandra and the surrounding districts that he is now selling Meat at the following prices:— First Class. CROMWELLBOBERT KIDD, (Proprietor.) THE travelling public and Commer cial Gentlemen will find this the most convenient house to put up at, in Cromwell. There are excellent Bed-rooms, and private sitting, and dining rooms, and attached to the Establishment, is a magnificent Billiard Saloon, and the largest Hall for Concerts, Balls, or Theatrical representations out of Dunedin. Excellent Stabling, &c. KAWARATJ HOTEL. CROMWELL. WILLIAM SMITHAM, PROPRIETOR. THE best conducted and most comfortable Hotel in the District. A first-class Billiard Saloon, with one of Allcock’s best Tables.

Coaches leave for Queenstown and Arrow every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9 a.m.; for Clyde, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 3.30 p.m.; and for Cardrona and Albert-town, every Wednesday, at 9 a.m. N.B. William Smitham, having erected a large range of stabling, would intimate to Travellers that every care will he bestowed on horses. A first-class Groom in attendance.

STEWARTS FEBB7, KAWARAU RIVER. Main Crossing-place between Cromwell and the Nevis pOR Waggons, Drays. Horses, and Foot passengers. Children attending School, free. The Ferry Hotel. First-class accommodation for Travellers.

SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, * DEYBREAD, SAMUEL EENOECLIFFE. gTLLIAEDS. Comfortable Bed-Rooms, Good Stabling. Veterinary Shoeing Forgo.

The Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Age. MARSHALL’S ' CELEBRATED CHILBLAIN OINTMENT. The first application gives instant relief. The second application cures. By post, Is. fid, or nine 2d. stamps Made only hy M. MARSHALL, Chemist and Druggist, Sunderlandstreet. Clyde. N.B. Beware of Spurious Imitations. LONDON AGENCY. THE DUNSTAN TIMES may bo read gratuitously in London, at the News Rooms of Messrs Gordon and Gotch, 121, Holbom-hill, where advertisements and subscriptions for the same are received.