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Dunstan Times, Issue 691, 16 July 1875, Page 2

IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CLYDE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. JEFFERY AND FRASER, while thanking the Public for the liberal patronage accorded them during the past two years, would intimate that they have added to their BREAD AND BISCUIT BUSINESS A Stock of GROCERIES, GENERAL PROVISIONS, DRAPERY, &c.j and they trust by their supplying a Firstclass article at the lowest remunerative rates, combined with punctuality and civility, to merit a share of public support in all their branches of business. J. and F. would further intimate that they will now charge NINEPENCE for the FOUR-POUND LOAF, instead of a Shilling. The reason of the reduction is that they have got their Business into proper working order, and the fact that they are now in a position to buy large quantities of Flour from the first hand. J. and F. would beg to assure the public that this is not one of the usual squibs, or fluctuating reductions generally resorted to by opponent bakers in order to make the weaker party collapse, and thus have the field to themselves, but they have duly considered the matter, and can conscientiously state that it shall be a permanency. JEFFERY AND FRASER,J General Provision & Produce Merchants, Fancy Bread & Biscuit Bakers, Fruiterers, etc., SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE. N.B.—Any Goods not already in Stock will be procured at the shortest possible notice. TO MR. T. F. T. M'CARTHY SAUNDERS, Or Whom it may concern. NOTICE. JF the THREE SHEEP DOGS, now in my possession, are not claimed within FOURTEEN DiYS from date, and all DUES against them duly satisfied, they will be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, To satisfy said Dues. Sale to take place on FRIDAY, JULY 30th, 1875, At 2 o’clock, at the BENDIGO BOARDING HOUSE, CLYDE. Signed, ARCHIE BLUE. July 15th, 1875. POSTAL NOTICE. CLYDE. Mails close at this Office for : For Dunedin, via Lawrence and the offices en route, every Tuesday and Friday, at 10 p.m. For Queenstown and intervening offices, every Sunday, at 9 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, at 10 p.m. Mails for Dunedin, via Nasoby and the offices en route, close at this office every Sunday, at 9 p.m,, Thursday, 10 p.m. J. HONYWILL, Postmaster. Post-office, Clyde, July 8, 1875.