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Dunstan Times, Issue 451, 9 December 1870, Page 1

IMPORTANT. NOW ON VIEW, A Magnificent Stock of WATCHES AND JEWELLEEY; Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches ; Broocehs, Ear rings, and rings, set with precious stones, Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Pins, Charms, Ac., of Colonial and English Manufacture; .and a host of Fancy Articles very suitable fur Christmas Presents VI Pi. BAB I.OW begs to state that \j the whole will te of his own selection, trom the best stocks in Dunedin, and as a resident ol seven years’ standing in the district respectfully solicils the orders ol intending purchasers. Mr .Barlow will Yisit'Cromwell and Bendigo about 3rd or 4th Dec. (tgf Deal with a Local Tradesman R-* BARLOW, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, SDNDERLAND-ST., CLYDE. OEOROE FAGHE. STOCK & SHAREBROKER, AND GENERAL AGENT. Offices, Clyde. Alexandra, Cromwell MR. FACHE begs to inform owners of Shares, Scrip, or any other mining property, that lie has started the above business, and is prepared to negocDte for the sale or purchase of the same on most reasonable terms. A register of all the"mining properties iii'the Dunstan District will shortly lie prepared, and cm be examined at the Office, Clyde. "medical hall M. MAR'HALL CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, Si'Ni’ERLAND ST., CLYDE. Prescriptions carefully prepared. BOOKSELLER STATIONER AND NEWSVENDER. Importer of English, Foreign and Colonial Newspapers and Magazines. Libraries and Magazine Clubs supplied upon a small adv&i ie upon English price COALS! COALS!! COALS!! 'pHE best Coals in the Province are to he obtained at THE WELSHMAN’S PIT, Welshman’s Gully. Teams loaded at the Pit’s Month at the following rates : Horse Teams, 10s per load. Bullock do, 20s per load. PEARCE & WASHER, Proprietors. N.B.—The nearest pit to B’ack’s Thompson’s, and Dryhread ; and only six miles from Beck’s AYhite Horse otcl, Dnnsfan Road. Good and level roads all the wav. ~ROXBnROH HOTEL, TEYIOT. j HOMAS HIGGS (late of tlm 1 Junction Hotel, Teviot Road) begs to inform his friends and the public that he has purchased the Roxburgh Hotel, hitherto occupied by Air D. Beaton ; and, while thanking the public for the liberal support he had at the Junction, trusts to receive a continuance of their patronage in his new premises, which are replete with eveiy comfort and convenience for travellers and others. Billiard Table on the Promises. First-class Stabling. Booking-office for Cobb’s Cuochcs.