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Dunstan Times, Issue 1279, 3 September 1886, Page 1

D. G L 0 A G, GENERAL DRAPER, TAILOR, AND CLOTHIER, Main North Road, W/iy, Bidents of will travel T BEG TO INFORM the A. Vincent County that through the whole of Vincent County, visitine all the centres of populatiou Every Two Months, when 1 will be pleased to receive orders for Gentlemen’s Clothing of every Description made to measure; also for any and every kind of Drapery, Boots, etc., etc. Written orders addressed as above will receive prompt attention. Dissolution of partner ship. The Partnership hitherto existing at Dunedin between the undersigned in the business of Engineers and Ironfounders, under M‘Queen. and DISSOLVED ‘ business will be* _ style by the undersig M'Queen, who bilities of the firm, aiyf receive due. Dated this 1 da£ of May, 1680. JAMES KINCAID. CHARLES M‘QUEEN. /fitness Robert Dick, Solicitor, uunedin. NOAID ay been The LES e liaWith reference to the above, I beg to thank the numerous customers of the firm for the liberal support that has been accorded during the past 18 years, and to express a hope that I shall still retain the confidence that has been bestowed hitherto. HARLES M‘QUEEN.

ROBERT BOYNE, General storekeeper AND NEW’S AGENT Queenstown, Lake Wakatip. A large stock© f Groceries and othe of English and Colonial Newspapers Orders punctually attended to, and newspapers!orwarded to any part of the district. Agent for the Dunstan Times. N To the Inhabitants of Blacks and Surrounding District* Having rented that Oli Shoe Establishment of Ophir, I intend to cany on ness in all its branches, a; civility and good workmanship, with the use only of the best material, to retain all of Mr Fitzgerald’s old Customers. Boots and Shoes made at Lowest Current Rates; likewistJ’Reparing. P. O’CONNOR. and trust In reference to the above I can with confidence recommend MrP.O’CoNNOR to all my numerous Friends and Customers as a first-class Workman, and hope the same patronage will be bestowed on him as has been on me for the past 20 years. M. FITZGERALD.

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