JJUMARA SAW MILLS, Main Road, CORNFOOT AND STENHOtfSE Are now prepared to supply timber in any quantity. Orders left at the Saw Mills will receive prompt attention. > , . CORNFOOT AND STENHOX7SE, Proprietors. ; IRONMONGERS, SEDDON STREET ' , (Opposite the Bank of New South Wales, Kumara), HAVE UJf HAND IST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, Dynamite and Blasting Powder, Europe and Manilla Rope, Kerosene and Parlor Stoves, Iron—Bar, Sheet, and Corrugated—Steel, Octagon end Double Shear Truck and Whim Wheels, Builders' and Mining Tools of every description at Lowest Possible Price. D. FALVEY, PAINTER, Glazier, Paperhanger, Sign Writer, Decorator, and Cypher Engraver. Stamps cut on wood, stone, metal. Guns iepaired and cleaned, nipples, pinß from one-fourth to one-sixteenth; initials on watches, rings, lockets, <fcc. 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-streei
tea rr TEA Duncan - M'Le^n; Is now offering— HP 150 boxes TEA r\ ■*- 100 half-chesta do. v J 50 chests do. Also, ex " Maggie from Dunediu—--390 bags BRAN, ■ ' " 320 sacks FLOUR ~v 56 do. POLLAUD 252 bags OATS.' v Q.REYMOUTH AND TZU^ARA;
POST OFFICE STORE* TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER, AJSD TOBACCO. ■'- HAVING during the last ten yaaw 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 pro. sent stock. FRESH DAIRY PRODUCE, EVERY FRIDAY. COFFEE GROUND DAILY. Stationery, Ironmongery, and TVthflnware at lowest rates. Gold Bought.
>ULSTRODE'S K U M »■ A , MELBOURNE CUP, 1877 i 1000 Subscribers, at - . 20s EachJ First Horse ... £SOO Second Horse- - - . £2OO Third Horse ' - . . £IOO Starters (Divided) - ?i . £IOO Non-Starters (Divided)''- £IOO Will be drawn kt the Club Hofc!» Kumara, as soon as ate sold, under tKe superintendence of tha following gentlemen, assisted* by afcfc. scribers present James Kerr, Sfc H. Cornfoot, Mr T. Connell, Mr 0. <£ Riley, and Mr Gilbert Stewart ' m Tickets may be obtained fl*4h'eptm; cipal Hotels at Greymouth, Holrifcika. and Kumara. J. BULSTROD|i Treasury:.
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Kumara Times, Issue 222, 20 June 1877, Page 3
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349Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Kumara Times, Issue 222, 20 June 1877, Page 3
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