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Dunstan Times, Issue 446, 4 November 1870, Page 3

GIVING UP BUSINESS. CLEIKBXG OUT SAUK. AT THE LONDON HOUSE , CLYDE A\D CRDMWELL. POSITIVELY TO CLOSE ON THE 2nd OF DECEMBER, When Tenders for the Premises and balance of the Stock will be Opened. (JEORGE LA R K Attorney fox’ pIEI fITCH, m Having determined to relinquish Business, is now offering the WHOLE OF HIS STOCK OF DRAPERY, BOOTS, AC., AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. Intending Purchasers would do well to pay a visit to either of the Establish merits before the conclusion of the Sale. PREMISES FOR SALE, WITH OR WI > HOUT THE STOCK. COME SOON. COME EARLY. * All Debts due to A Fitch must be Paid within One Month from date. London House, Clyle, September 9, 1870 notice. ~ 0 ACCOUNTS duo to j AMES SAMSON. Hrapkr manuherikia. Must be PAID not later than the 24th of Deckmb' hj, 1870 ALL MONEYS by JAMES SAMSON will ba PAID On presentation of accounts, And should be sent in at once. Manuherikia, October 19, 1870.

BALLARAT HOTEL, TINKER’S. MATAKANUI JOHN MELLOE- ProprietorJM ELLOR having lately made exten ive improvements to his premises, and likewise added a detached cottas" for visitors; also, a large and commodious range of Stabling, trusts to 1 meet with a liberal amount of patronage. Attached to the Hotel is a General Store and Butchery, where can be purchased every article in daily use, including Groceries, Clothing, Gum and Leather Boots, and all kinds of Mining Tools. Goods Packed or Carted to every part of the district. The Motto of this Establishment Small Profits and Quick Eetums. £SOO to LEND on Freehold Security A. BROUGH, Solicitor, ClTtk*

NOTICE. BOOTS CHEAPER tHAN EVER. RNE WELL begs to return thanks , for the liberal patronage he has received since starting business at ' 'iyde, and to intimate that lie has just to hand a lot of imported boots, selected by a practical boot maker from the largest stock in Dunedin, comprising Hayward’s gums, elastic sides, Balmorals, Wellingtons, Nugget and Watertights. All of which will be sold at less prices than ever before ofterred on the Otago goldfields. Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ boots and shoes of every description made to order. R. Newell is considered to be by competent judges second to no bootmaker in Otago, he made some ot the boots, which took a prize at the Exhibition in London of b62 Water-tights of my own make always on hand. N.B. All goods bought at this shop repaired at the lowest possible charges V i v BBIYLEIX STABLES, i ' Alaclaggan Street. Full i ivery, os per night; Stalls, Is : Saddle-horses and Buggies at reduced prices. Good Paddock accommodation. Horses bought and sold. ARTHUR SMITH.