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Dunstan Times, Issue 547, 11 October 1872, Page 3

ALEXANDRA. Edward cha knock is prepared to Suj Coals from the NEWCASTLE COAL PIT, at 15s. per Ton at the Pits Mouth, and 255. delivered in the neighborhood. Besr Coals in Otago. rjtHE jQUNSTAN TjUMES, Published Every Friday Morning, Containing the Latest Telegraphic & Other News. er.ms of Subscription : Per Annum, post free ... £l4 0 „ Quarter „ ..060 Every Description of PRINTING Promptly Executed at the DUNSTAN TIMES OFFICE, CLYDE, In a First-rate Manner, and at Very Moderate Prices. Devil’s Pool Buies for Sale At the “ Dunstan Times” Office. ,(Printed_on Card or Paper) Forms under the “Laud Transfer Act’ At the “ Dunstan Times” Office Pay Sheets, Books, Stamps, &c.. For Mining and Other companies, At the “Dunstan Times” Office. Posters, Bill-heads, Circulars, Delivery and Beceipt Books, Forms of Every Description, Plain and Ornamental Cards and Tickets Programmes and Auction Catalogues, Eeports, Buies, and Pamphlets,Hand -bills and Labels, And Printing of Every Description On the Shortest Possible Notice, at the “ DUNSTAN , TIMES ” OFFICE, C L Y 0 E . GEORGE FAOHE, Proprietor. D ALLA-R AT HOTEL TINKEB’S (MATAKANDI). JOHN MELLOR, Proprietor JOHN MELLOR having made extensive improvements to his premises, and likew.se added a detached Cottage for Visitors, and also a large and commodious Bango of Stabling, trusts to meet with a liberal amount of Support. Attached to the Hotel is A GENEEAL STOEE & BUTCHEBY, Where can be purchased every article in daily use, including Groceries, Clothing, Gum and Leather Boots, and all Kinds of Mining Tools. Goods Packed and Carted to any part of the District. 43” The Motto of this Establishment is “ Small Profits and Quick Betums” WM. REID NURSERY AND SEEDSMAN. Princes Street, opposite the Custom House, Dunedin. HAS on Sale a very large Stock of fruit trees of every description, ;lso, Shrubs, Boses, Poplar, Oak and Sycamore. Garden and Agricultural seeds, all new ond genuine. All Orders well packed with immediate despatch. gYDNEY HOTEL STABLES. JOHN J. LAI N G Begs to inform the travelling Public that he has rented the Stables of tlie above well known Hotel from Mrs. Sinitham, amlhopes to be patronised by many offfiis old Friends and acquaintances. Every care and attention bestowed, and the best feed kept. For a training stable it is unequalled in the District, the louse boxes being lofty and roomy. Young horses carefully broken in to harness or saddle. Saddle or harness horses for hire at a minute's notice. •j. J. LAINO.