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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2100, 16 November 1880, Page 4

To Cabinetmakers and Others. JAMES EAMB, LICHFIELD STHEET EAST. TTAVISO had a Hn’ARSE andMOURNO INU COACH, with all the latest improvement?, BUILT expressly to his ORDftR by Messrs \V. Moor and Son, is p.epa;ed tj ATTEND FUNERALS, la Town or Conntry, AT MOKEUATE CHARGES. Instruotions by poet will receive prompt attention. 6041 BLIGH’S OANTEEEIJEY EESTAUEANT Victoria street and Market place, over Victoria Bridge M E~A L S, AT alt. HOURS OF THE DAT. BOARD AND LODGINGS 16a„ 18a, £1 PER WEEE^ Beds and Meals la. Good Accommodation for Families. Stabling Free. 3518 VICTORIA MARKET. rjPIHE Undersigned being in receipt of REGULAR SHIPMENTS Of FRUIT From Australia, are prepared to sell a Good Article Cheap. Fresh Vegetables from the Garden Daily. American Fruit Drinks supplied to the Trade. 2904 J. P. OLIVER A CO.

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