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Dunstan Times, Issue 399, 10 December 1869, Page 4

0 VI E A P SALE 13MPEEY, BOOTS, and .SHOES. At the -MELBOURNE HOUSE, •St. Batban’s. ■Fou One Month Only. m MUONNOCHIE begs tnost respectfully' to' return his thanks to the Inhabitants of St. Bathan’s Hills Creek, Wbolshefl, Welshman's Gully, and the surrounding district for the liberal support he has received from them for the past three years, and begs to state that all the VALUABLE STOCK, amounting to .£2OOO, shall be Beni arked, and Sold at Prices hitherto unheard of upon the Goldfields of Otago. Sale to commence on 'Saturday, the 26th nJ November. A reasonable Discount allowed on all Wholesale Parcels. At the expiration of One Month the remaining Stock, Including largo Iron Store, Fixtures, &c., will be Sold by Tender. The date of calling for Tenders and •closing of the Store, Ac., will appear in a future issue. All out-standing Accounts M UST DE PAID on or before the Ist of January, 1870. Melbourne House, St. Bathan’s, D. M'CONNOCHIE,' Proprietor. NOTICE. JAMES TAYLOR, ■of St. Bat bans. TAKES the earliest opportunity of J informing the inhabitants of Cromwell, 'Bannockburn, Kawarau verge, and the surrounding neighbourhood, that he has purchased the ! ock in trade and business of Mr. Grant, and begs to intimate that lie Yikes possession about the new year, when he will open with a very large and extensive stock of Well seasortod timber of every description. Builder’s Ironmongery and Furnishings. Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners work of every kind executed. Contracts tendered for. To Quartz-Bsefers, Sluicsrs, Agriculturists, Horse-owners, &c. Tjl ALDRIDGE begs to notify that J-A has added to his establishment a very complete and powerful L A T H E, And he is now nrepared to make and repair all kinds of Machinery requiring nicety of fitting. E. ALDEIDG-E, MACHINIST, BLACKSMITH, SHOER, BARRIER, &c., CLYDE. NOTICE. ALFRED MOORE, PAINTER, GLAZIER, HOUSE DECORATOR & SIGN WRITER, SUN DERLAND-ST., CLYDE. (Opposite R. Barlow, Watchmaker). T>EC3 to inform his patrons and the public generally that, having let Junction Hotel, he has removed to the above premises. Country orders promptly attended to. A choice collection of Paper Hangings always on hand. THE “DUNSTAH TIMES” GENERAL FEINTING OFPIOE, CLYDE.