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Kumara Times, Issue 271, 17 August 1877, Page 1

(JILBERT STEWART'S HOTEL, , Seddon-street, Kumara. •„.,; Gilbert StewaW (formerly at Middleton's Wharf Hotel, Greymouth), has opened, the above premises, a few doors from Drummohd's corner, and would respectfully solicit public patronage. The house affords every comfort and convenience to ' ' ''■ VISITORS AND BOARDERS, the -. BEDROOMS . being; lofty and commbdiouVand the ' ; DINING TAB L,E . superintended by. a .first-class Cook. ' THE BAR is supplied' with' the very'best of liqtiors. gLTJICERS' ARMS HOTEL, Maix street, Kumara. '•' Comfortable,. . Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors. The', Table d'hote is under, the chargfe of a professional Coot. . , First-class Billiard Table, and , an experienced Marker. •MATHEW GRIFFITH, . '" ' ■'-'., 'Proprietor. ".' ':\ THE CHE APE ST YA R D On the Goast is the HOKTTIKA : TIMBER YARD, ; ' Bealey-atreet and Gibson's , Quay. .; '<■■ Sinclair and Jack , •..; ..n, ;•■: -Have on Salr— ■ •'■■■• ■ ' ; Machine-made sashesj doors', .arcbimoiiidings and' skirtings. ~ Glass of all sizes. - i • :; .Corrugated, galvanised iron-of-the i best Builders' ironmongery. -«- Bricks,, Gjeelong; lime, < cedent,' ; fire-* clay, etc; * Doors' and : sashes—made all All orders punctually attended/to. "OKITIKA STEAM DOOR AND L SASH FACTORY. 1 Sashea; and; Doors made to order at very low. prices. J. C. and Co, have in stock every description of Builders' Ironmongery and Building Materials. ' ,■•,..'' ■•'■ ]',i jaMs ;V : Steam Saw Mills I ,.SteamDpor'' andi , 'Sasharid' ; M6tolding''Milis A . : ' i '' : '"' -»:• ." ~;, 'HOKITIKaT . \. f UMARA. QAWinMfILLS, • V;. ;„, ...Main Road. .■■; ■■ QORItfFOOT; A^DOTENHOHSE. JSvery description of Sawn Timber sup-' plipd to jorder, at lowest market prices. ' 'Bnildets* :matdrialsj'icomprising dbdfs- ' ^ J .skirtings.- Glass,, of all sizes.. 'Corrui' Galvanised Irori, of 'the'be&fc 1 ' brands., i General. Ironmongery ; s -ahd ; all requirements/of; the Building'Traded Orders punctually attended 'to. - ' ; ' '•-" ''■ NBOt ■[ ' ; fb Y; , J/r.ORGAN;. AND , ± , OVE,. V : , I". ■ FAMILY ' KJIF TO THE INIrABtTAjSTS''Qf' KUMARA., . '\ ALFRED' MORGAN, late of the firm 'of-Seddon and, Go.-; and JOHN LOVE, lateofTudball, beg most respectfully to I intimate to, their numerous frie'ndfe and the ; , ; public of' Kumara; in. general, that they j;ba,ve opened in those lately occu- ■ 'pied by E. Anchor,' arid'.'immediately. 1 9PP'«te the Bank' 'of New;^ea ( land, S'ed- ' don street,' and they 'hope, by. keeping 'nothing but the primest of quality, coro- • .btued with civility-, and strictiiUqntioti, to ,I,lm wants, of.their customers, to merit.a. ?h»re of puhh'c patronage' and'support. ',' ", '' N .B. —The undermentiode'd small goods' of undoubted quality; always ori hand or to order hatns,..Gwnian black "puddings, Frankfort, .polonies,. Deutsche Libnr Win at, iWlougna sausage, lipping■'ssius':icrp,' mpe, cow-heel, spiced b'ea, white 'pudding, Oxford • brawn, Knack Wttrst, Italian ialarrio, Spadbwry feausa;«e, pig's chitlihgs ; and the i rftnilATelton Mowbray P«rk Pies... s t don BtTcnERY, Morgan and Family Butchers, Seddon-street, doors from Theatre Royal.