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Kumara Times, Issue 162, 11 April 1877, Page 3

Autumn Sowing. Choice Grass Seeds OF ALL KI& D S For the Autumn Sowing, JUST RECEIVED, From Melbourne and Canterbury. Duncan M‘Lean, MAIN STREET. ACETOPATHY.

TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER AND TOBACCO. HAVING during the last ten years in the district, obtained a reputation For giving good value in those articles, J. DRUMMOND has determined to still deserve the name, and 'would call special attention to his present' stock. FRESH DAIRY PRODUCE, EVERY FRIDAY. COFFEE GROUND DAILY. Stationery, Ironmongery, and -Earthenware at lowest rates. Gold Bought. POST OFFICE STORE.

A LEXANDER FOLDI (From Half-Ounce), Wholesale and Retail STOREKEEPER AND FAMILY GROCER, Has Opened Business fronting the Track (Dilltnau's Township), and would' respectfully -solicit public patronage. A large stock of superior kinds of Crockery ware, Ironmongery, Fancy Goods, Tobacco, Stationery, etc., etc. All goods sold at the very lowest market prices. GOLD BOUGHT. JJOULSTON AND MTLROY, GENERAL STOREKEEPERS* AND FAMILY GROCERS, Seddon Street, Kumara (Next door to Times Office). —WINES AND SPIRITS— Mining Tools of every Description. GOLD BOUGHT.

Support Local Industry! M'OARTHY’S BBEWERY, KUMARA, WANTED everyone to know that they can get supplied, from McCarthy's KUMARA BREWERY, Seddon-street, with ALE superior to i anything imported, or brewed elsewhere on the Coast. | Customers are requested to notice I that McCarthy's casks are painted with [. a blue stripe, and when empty are not jj to be used by other brewers. I PHILIP M-'CARTHY, Proprietor. —THE BEST ALE— In the District is Brewed by JJ OULAH AN AND CO., STAFFORD TOWN. Orders left at Mr M. Griffith’s Sluicers’ Arms Hotel, Kumara, will be promptly executed. D. Williams, MINING AND ENGINE SMITH, Seddon street, Kumara. CAST STEEL HAMMERS, PICKS, CROWBARS, DRILLS, OF THE BEST MATERIAL, ALWAYS ON HAND. TRUCKS, CAGES. BUCKETS, WHIM AND WATERWHEEL MOUNTINGS, MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE