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Kumara Times, Issue 200, 25 May 1877, Page 3

NEW WINTER GOODS. NEW WINTER GOODS. AT THE BERLIN HOUSE, SEDDON STREET. r>. DAVIDSON Sz 0 0.5 to announce to the Public of KUMARA and District that theyjhave OPENED their large and well-selected Comprising ' all the Latest Fashions of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Costumes, Mantles, Shawls, Skirts, and a magnificent Stock of Winceys, Plaids, And all the New Shades in Plain and Fancy Dress Materials for the Season. An immense Stock of MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING! Of the best English and Colonial-made Tweeds.' Also, a great variety of HATS, BOOTS, and SHOES, Of the best quality. The Stock having been carefully selected by Mr D. Davidson, in the best and cheapest Markets, enables them to sell at prices lower than any other house in the Trade. Special attention la directed to the SHILLING TABLE, which Is daily replenished with Good and Useful Articles. 0 —- N.B.—ln addition to the large stock, New Shipments are received by every steamer, to meet the requirements of their customers. D. DAVIDSON AND CO., Seddon-st, Kumara ; Revell-st, Hokitika \ Aylmer-st, Ross

STL AND DRUG HALL, MAIN ROAD, KXJMARA GEORGE MEB, PROPRIETOR. J)IRECT importer of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Trusses, Surgical Apphahces, &c., &c. Homeopathic Medicines, and Books on Sale. Cordial Makers’ and Confectioners’ , Requirements. Particular attention paid to the Dispensing of Prescriptions. . Teem Extracted, scaled, and stopped under the painless Nitrous Oxide process (if required). Horse and Cattle Medicinea Note the address : GEORGE MEI, WESTLAND DRUG HALL, MAIN ROAD. AND AT HOKITIKA. *

D. M'LEAN JJA3 Just LANDED, at Greymouth, ex Wanganui, Crest of the Wave, and Martha Reid--400 Sacks Oats 300 Sacks prime fowl Wheat 350 Sacks Bran 100 Sacks Pollard 20 Tons Meeks’ and Anderson’s Flour 200 Bags Potatoes* CHEESE, BETTER, BACON, ETC. 100 Bags Grass Seeds. Q.REYMOUTH AND J^UMARA. D. FALVEY, PAINTER, Glazier, Paperhanger, Sign Writer, Decorator, and Cypher Engraver. Stamps cut on wood, stone, metal. Guns repaired and cleaned, nipples,, pins from one-fourth to one-sixteepth; initials on watches, rings, lockets, <kc. Timber grave enclosures, and tablets to imitate stone, with epitaph carved. Buildings begun at foundation and finished with sign. Any work from the cradle to the coffin, if honest and honorable, undertaken. Temporary Residence, J. G. Green’s Boot Warehouse, Seddon-street.