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Dunstan Times, Issue 452, 16 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, &c., of Colonial and English Manufacture ; h and a host of Fancy Articles very suitable for Christmas Presents MR. BARLOW begs to state that the whole will his own selection, from the best stocks in Dunedin, and as a resident ot seven years’ standing in the district respectfully solicils the orders ot intending purchasers. Mr, Barlow will.Visit Cromwell and Bendigo about 3rd or 4th Dec. ggfDeal with a Local Tradesman R BARLOW, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, SUNDERLAND-ST., "CLYDE. GEORGE FAGHE. STOCK & SHAREBROKER, AND GENERAL AGENT. Offices, Clyde. Alexandra. Cromwell MR. FACHE begs to inform owners of Shares, Scrip, or any j other mining property, that he has . started the above business, and is prepared to negociate for the sale or purchase of the same on most reasonable terms. A register of all the mining properties in the Dunstan District will shortly be prepared, and can be examined at the Office, Clyde. MEDICAL HALL M. MARSHALL CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, SFNDERLAND ST., CLYDE. Prescriptions carefully prepared. BOOKSELLER STATIONER AND NEWS VENDER. Importer of English, Foreign and Colonial Newspapers and Magazines. Libraries and Magazine Clubs supplied upon a small advance upon English price COALS! COALS!! COALS!! ' pHE best Coals in the Province are to bo obtained at THE WELSHMAN’S PIT, Welshman’s Cully. Teams loaded at the Pit’s Mouth at the following rates : Iloi ■se Teams, lOs per load. Bullock do, 20s per load. PEARCE & WASHER, Proprietors. N.B.—The nearest pit to B'ack’s Thompson’s, apd Dry bread ; and only six miles from Beck’s White Horse Hotel, Dunstan Road. Good and ievel roads all the wav. HOTEL, TEVI O T . ■THOMAS HIGGS (late of the 1 Junction Hotel, Teviot Road) begs to inform his friends and the public that ho has purchased the Roxburgh Hotel, hitherto occupied by Mr 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 every comfort and convenience for travellers and others. Billiard Table on the Premises. First-class Stabling. Booking-office for Cobb’s Cooohee.