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Dunstan Times, Issue 727, 24 March 1876, Page 1

■> CLYDE AND CROMWELL. WINES, SPIRITS, AND GROCERIES, HARDWARE, COLONIAL PRODUCE, &o. JAMES HAZLETT begs to inform the Public of the Dunstan District that, in connexion with his ! established business of ten years at Clyde, he has Opened Extensive Premises AT CROMWELL, Where he will be able to Supply the Trade, Run-holders, Farmers, Private Families, and the Public Generally with every class of Goods, of the very Best Description, At the Lowest Current Rates. J. HAZLETT would particularly mention that, in the Flour and Colonial Produce Business, he can Defy Competition, as in that line he is in connexion with Messrs. Whittingham, Brothers, of Queenstown, who are the largest buyers in the Lakes District. J. HAZLETT, being a Cash Buyer in the Dunedin and Melbourne Markets, feels confident he can sell the Cheapest and Best Article in the District, and invites a visit from Purchasers. JAMES HAZLETT, THE BELFAST TOR E, • CLYDE & CROMWELL. OLYDE MEDICAL HALLLEWIS lIOTOPWholesale and Retail dealer in Drugs Chemicals and Patent Medicines. STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, &c. (Clyde, and Queenstown.) Importer of Foreign and Colonial Newspapers and Periodicals. Orders punctually attended to, and Papers posted to any Address on arrival of the Mail. LEWIS lIOTOP respectfully begs to state that having a duly diplomatized Apothecary in charge, all Prescriptions will be carefully aud faithfully prepared. PATENT MEDICINES of every description, and sold at a price considerably below ordinary rates. DUN STAN HOTEL, CLYDE. ■:-jpy Under the distinguished pdronage of Sir George Grey, Sir G. Bowen, Sir James Ferguson, and other distinguished visitors. W. EAMES, (Proprietor.) THE best of accommodation for tra. vellers, and the public generally. Private apartments for Families. Sample Rooms, Billiard Table, *. NB. Cobb and Co., and Ord and Co's Lines of Coaches arrive at and depart from this Hotel daily as advertised. The best wines and spirits only. jg oor0or AND SHOEMAKER, SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE. ISAAC PETERS (Late of Beaumont) Begs to inform the inhabitants of Clyde and neighborhood that he his commenced business in the premises adjoining Mr Hotop, Chemist, and hopes, by strict attention to business, and prompt execution of Ordeia to warrant their patronage. Boots and Shoes of every description made to order. Repairs executed. TAVERN, Walker Street, Dunedin. WILLIAM INSLEY (Late of Clyde) BEGS respectfully to inform his friends and the public in general that he is now to bo found at the above Hotel, and trusts, by keeping nothing but the best Wines aud Beers, to merit a !a-ge share of support. First-class Accommodation. Meals, I*. Reds, Is, Good Stabling,