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Dunstan Times, Volume 642, Issue 642, 7 August 1874, Page 1

W ANTED KNOWN, W. B. MARTIN, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, ALEXANDRA. WB. MARTIN respectfully in- • timates that all work entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to. j A large Assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, and Fancy Goods always on hand, and to be Sold at the Lowest Possible Margin of Proiit. Alexandra Photographic Gallery. Portraits and Views Taken. THE EIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE. B A E E Y, at the PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. The accommodation at tho Prince of Wales is.unsurpassed. New rooms have been erected lately for private families ; and visitors may depend upon every convenience and comfort, combined with moderate charges. PEmOE OF WALES HOTELCorner of Beach and Rees Streets, Queenstown, W. J. BARRY; In connexion with tho above, W. J. BARRY, Junior, Begs toannounce that he has taken the STABLES la connexion with tho Hotel, and assures those who may favor him with their patronage that all horses will ho well and properly cared for. Livery, Cs. a night; Horse Hire, 10s. a day. W. J. Barry, jun., would call attention to the fact that he keeps a numerous and first-class stud for hiring purposes, consisting of saddle horses, ladies’ hacks, and light draught horses. Side-saddles and Buggies always on hand. English Grass Paddocks for Horses. JjiRANKTON HOTEL. Livery and Bait Stables. The Best Road-side House in'the Province, Wines, Spirits, Beers, and Cigars of the Best Brands. Superior Accommodation for Travellers Loose Boxes for Racers. A First-class Accommodation Paddock. R. ANDERSON, STARKEY’S KAWARAU HOTEL CROMWELL Having purchased the above well-known Hotel, GEORGE M. STARKEY begs to inform his numerous friendshnd the public generally that ho is determined to maintain and increase the reputation the above Hotel has long since acquired for comfort. One of Allcock’s Prize Billiard Tables (quite new). Billiards and Poolo Every Evening. Quality of Wines and [Spirits Guaranteed. None hut Experienced Grooms kept. CROMWELL VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE. Next door toßank of New Zealand, Cromwell. EDWARD LINDSAY, (Late of Clyde, <fe Melbourne.) BEGS to intimate to the inhabitants of the Dunstan District that hois prepared to execute every description of Blacksmith’s work in such a manner as is bound to give satisfactiion. WHEELS tired on a new principle. FITTINGS of every description. HORSES shod on tho most approved Principles,