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On Sale. /^MOTUMOTU V. SAWYERS CREEK " ROAD. If the public will give D. M'LEAN, Boundary street, a call, he will explain the above matter, and supply them with GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER STORE VS TOWN. CHRISTMAS HAMS. Fine qualities of Bams and Bacon C ■ ■ ■ : Port, Sherry H Prime Sutter, in R Colonial Wine I kegsori-kegs Nelson Cherry Wine T Particularly fine M Whisky, Brandy A quality of Fresh S Ale and Porter Butter Fine Tea, in boxes. WINES AND SPIRITS SUPPLIED Single bottle. Coffee ground -daily; ~ Parties from the Country, by purchasing three months' stock, will save their expenses in town during the holidays. * Having made arrangements with the Mars* den Tramway, goods will be forwarded right through to any part of Rutherglen and Marsden Districts free of charge. DUNC AN M'LEA N, Boundary street ; THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN. N ~S ~A^ L E— Hart's, Duffield's, and Dunn's Silkdressed Flour, in 1001 b. and 2001 b. bags. Colonial Produce, all kinds. GLENN BROTHERS, Importers, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchants, Albert street. JUST LANDED, Ex Kennedy, - Transhipped ex Phoebe, 40 kegs Chnstchurch Butter, 2nd instalment of purchases, Personally selected by Mr Woolcock, and offering a rare opportunity for quality and price to up-country storekeepers. - . ' • 9 cases Eggs. C. WOOLCOCK & CO. BJ ON E S , •'■■ FAMILY GROCER, PRODUCE & PROVISION MERCHANT, Seedsman and Fruiterkb, Richmond Quay, near Ashton's Family . Hotel. His arrangements for the supply of Dairy Produce andJVuit are so thjorpughly complete that every steamer will bring a fresh supply. rp E.A S. T E A S. The Undersigned begs to announce that he has received from the Best and Cheapest. Markets a large quantity^ NEW SEASONS TEAS, on terms which enables him to SELL BY RETAILTEA, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AT 2s 6d per lb. All other Groceries and Wines and Spirits proportionately cheap. t c r m s c as h . th'omaFjoyci, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT, Albert street (Next door to Star Hotel). KIT G. C O BURN * • Fruiterer, Greengrocer, &c> Wholesale and Retail, . Having taken those commodious and centrally situated premises in .Richmond Quay, next to Ashton's Family Hotel, is now prepared to supply FRUIT, VEGETABLES, OYSTERS, &c, ■' At the lowest remunerative prices. Quality guaranteed. Hotels and families waited on for orders. W. G. C. hopes by studying the tastes and requirements of the public to merit a share of their patronage. Hotels. "per. o t i c c FLANNERY^S HOTEL. Having disposed of the above premises to Mr Joseph Booth, I return my sincere thanks to my numerous friends and patrons, and trust that a liberal support, will be accorded to my successor. P. FLANNERY. In reference to the above, J. Booth trusts that by always keeping on hand first-class Liquors, he will merit the support so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. One of Alcock's first-class Billiard Tables. Excellent accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. JOSEPH BOOTH, Proprietor. 'VT O T ICE. In retiring from the Dan O'Connell Hotel, J. T. FITZGERALD begs to express his sincere thanks tor the wide and unvarying patronage he has received, and has much pleasure in cordially recommending his successor, Miss MARY DUGGAN, to all his friends and the public In reference to the above, Miss Duggan begs to say it will be her constant endeavor to make the DAN O'CONNELL HOTEL Comfortable in every department, well worthy of the patronage of its old customers and her own friends and the public. TTNITED STATES HOTEL, U Corner of Johnston and Greason streets . E. STRATFORD begs specially to acquaint visitors front the country during the ensuing CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS that his Hotel has ample accommodation, is well fitted up, having been newly renovated, and khab ail paying him a visit -will meet with the best > attention, and eu joy every comfort. , '