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Dunstan Times, Issue 875, 24 January 1879, Page 1

NOTICE. To the Inhabitants of Blacks and the surrounding District. M. FITZGERALD, Bootmaker, OPHIR, HAS on hand, and to arrive regu larty, a first-class assortment of Boots and Shoes of every description, made specially to his order by the best Manufacturers in Otago, to spit the requirements of the District. M. F. calls the special attention of the Public to the fact that, Jje will have nothing manufactured but the best material thpt can be procured, g ,| j; \ Workmanship Guaranteed. All Goods sold at the lowest possible price. Best value for money. Every-description of Boots and Shoes made to order on the Premises. M. FITZGERALD, Bootmaker, Ophir. PORT PHILIP HOTEL, Sunderland-street, Clyde J COX, Proprietor. THIS well known Hotel presses evgry accommodation, and J. 0. begs to inform the travelling public that, to suit the times, he has determined pn reducing the charges, which from date will be as follows 3 ■f Stabling, per night 6s. Single Feed 2s! Meals and Beds'’each) ... 2s! Board a*" l Lodging, per week 30s. Board only „ 20s, The Stables attached to the Hotel comprises, besides Stalls, Eight Loos.j Boxes. An efficient Groom always in attendmice, and the best of Provender only kept. The Best Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beers. N.B.—-A Private Cottage for Families, containing all the comforts of a home. THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED HOTEL ON THE DUNSTAN. Hartley ? arms hotel, SUNDERLAND-ST., CLYDE. JAMES BARKS, Proprietor. J. Parks begs to returp thanks to. his numerous friends for past favors ; and, in soliciting a continuance of their support, desires to say they can ever rely on receiving every attention when favoring him with a visit. Equal Acommodation to any in the District Private Bed Rooms Detached from the HoteL Commodious and well-ventilated Billiard Room, and one of Allcock’s Best Tables. The Best of Drinks Only Kept, BENDIGO HOTEL, Sunderlaad-st., Clyde. THOMAS IfAWTHORNE , | (Late of the Clyde Hotel), Proprietor. | w | Thomas hawthorne begsto inform his old friends and acquaintances that he has taken for a term of years the above Hotel, where he hopes to receive a call from them. The Bendigo Hotel contains'every accommodation, and the present proprietor’s only aim will be to give satisfaction to his customers. The comforts of a home, combined with the conveniences of a Hotel are to be found at HAWTHORNE’S BENDIGO HOTEL. Good Stabling under an efficient 1 Groom. WANTED KNOWN,—The Dunstan Times, from this date, offers special iuducements to Advertisers in the shape of moderate charges. Applications for Agricultural or Deferred Payment Leases, Applications to Exchange Leases, or to Purchase Lands he’d under Lease, 12s fid, na-oh. Other Advertisements equally low.