COACHING COACHINGI Cheap Fares. ~00 t-h pLYDE TO QUEENSTOWN, \J and vice versa. 1 ji ?T'U'iT''/-rr/> Twenty-five Shillings’'Each Way. Intermediate stations at a proportionate rate. Don’t Book til! you see the Proprietor JAMES Y. HENRY, pOBB A N " C O’S TELEGRAPH LRfE of Royal Mail Coaches leave Eames’s Dunstau TTotel every Monday and Friday Morning for Dunedin, via Black's, Naseby and Palmers ton. andV'vrry WednesdaytsrmltSatnr day Morning for Dunedin, via Teviot and Lawrence, We beg; to thank the public generally for past favors, and hope for the continuance of same. Our Line of Coaches have lately been completely renovated, and every possible arrangement has been made for the coni fort and safety of passengers. Onr’s being [the" only Line of Coaches carrying Her Majesty’s mail, passengers, may rely on arriving at their destination at the appointed time. •Fares Dunsfan to Dunsdin, £2 10s. Return Tickets, £4. CHAPLIN k Co., Proprietors. COACHES 1 COACHES !! AWE END & POPE ling to inform .1 ; the Travelling [Pnblid’tliat, on find after the 20th of Mrch, 1374, they will Extend their LINE OF COACHES rnoM D U N E I) I N TO LAWRENCE & QUEENSTOWN, VIA TEVIOT, CLYDE, k CROMWELL. leaving the Imperial 'Hotel, Dunedin, for Lawrence, every morning, at 9 ; and leaving Armstrong’s Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, for Clyde every Tuesday and Saturday morning Jinturning from Cox’s Port Phillip Hotel, Clyde, every Monday and Friday, in conjunction with the aeenstown Coach. Fares : Through from Dunedin to Clyde, £2 10s. ;to Queenstown, £3 10s. intermediate stages and parcels at propot donate rates. Boosiso Offices : Empire Hotel, Dunedin Armstrong’s Commercial Hotel, Lawrence Cox’HPort Phillip Hotel, .Clyde. Eiohardt’s Queen’s Arms Hotel, Queenstown. TESND & POPE, Proprietors. ROYAL MAIL LINE OF C 0 A C IT E S BITWKEN QUEENSTOWN * CLYDE. (YOACHES leave Eichardt’s Hotel, v I Queenstown, every TUESDAY, THU USD AY, and SATURDAY' .MORNING atG o’clock, for Arrowtown, Cromwell, and Clyde, returning on alternate days. grille above being the only coaches carrying Tier Majesly’s mails on Ibis line, passengers carclyupoa regular and punctual communication. Fares, .£1 Os od. A.JSICIIARDT, Proprietor. NEWCASTLE COAL PIT, ALEXANDRA. EDWD. CHARNUCK, Picpriclor. Y fR. CTTARNOCK having recoveriljL ed from the very serious accident through falling down the Fit some months since, and through which the work was stopped, begs to inform his old friends and customers that, he has re-opened the Fit, and trusts to be well supported. To suit the times, prices, 17s. Gd. per load of 14 bags at (lie Pit’s mouth. Delivered within a reasonable distance at 255. The Newcastle Pit Coals me known to be the best in the Dursom District. WANTED, one or two smart lads, ns A PPHE N TICES. K o pre mimn required. Apply, . . . Ollicc of thi Paper.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 633, 5 June 1874, Page 3
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452Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Dunstan Times, Issue 633, 5 June 1874, Page 3
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