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Dunstan Times, Issue 1287, 29 October 1886, Page 2

QOURT APPOINTMENTS PUNBTAN AND WAKATIPtT DISTRICTS. NOVEMBER, 1888. every Court day. At the request of a nqraber ol clients Mr Turton will visit Clyde every TUESDAY. I\rß R. OILKISON Solicitor, Clydes (Successor to F. J. WILL ATTEND AT/ BLACKS OH COURT DAY YINCENT flour OPHIR. enced to' /mat this Having' commenced SEASON’S WHEi Which is superior to anything yei grown in the District, I am now prepared to SUPPLY FLOUR Equal to any made in New Zealand, Every Bag Guaranteed. J. 0, JONES, • Proprietor. NOTICE* 3// j_)OISONED wheat hai laic umfche Earnscleugh Station%r Rab tits. WILLIAM FRASER. FOR SALE, Ado cele* action forge PUMP, set up and in- gi^j w/orking order.-—Apply, GEORGE FACHE, Auctioneer, Clyde. H 0 The Undersigned tikes rae present opportunity m re« turning his sincere thanks to the many friends who have given|him their kind sup* .port during the number of years ho has been in business in Alexandra, and begs to intimate that he has resolved to give up •GENERAL STOREKEEPING, And respectfully requests that all Outstanding' Debts may be settled or arranged for at as early a date as possible. ROBERT FINLAY. Alexandra South, July Ist, 1886. LSO RE W A ~|~N Addition to the Rjw L 23 offered by the lor information of Edmund MqKssey, who mysteriously disappeared from Blacks in May last, I, the Undersigned, offer a further Reward of L 25 as an extra incentive to people to clear up the mystery. PATRICK MORESSEY. N 0 E. We the undersigned having purchase the BUSINESS AND BUSINESS At OPHIR, Lately carried on by Robert Jenkins, Blacksmith, beg to intimate to the residents of Blacks, Ida Valley, Tiger Hill, Spottis Hundred, and Surrounding Districts, That it is our intention to carry on the same, and re« spettfully solicit a share of their patronage. Every Description of Work executed at the lowest possible RATE OF CHARGES. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. HANGER BROS. fit; Balhans, thinly 21st, 1886, " /'•' ' - 't