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Kumara Times, Issue 593, 22 August 1878, Page 3

MONSTER CLEARING SALE. MW'W'W >£SLJr«2)I BOOTS AND SHOES, AT D. DAVIDSON AND CO.’S COME AND SEE THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS OP NEW, SOUND, AND FASHIONABLE DEAPEEY ; I To be Cleaved Out at Prices that Defy Competition. FOR PARTICULARS, PLEASE SEE HAND-BILLS. D. DAVIDSON AND CO., BBKLIN HOUSE, SEDDON STREET, KUMARA. DUNCAN , M ‘ L ID AN, ■ ' MAIN UOAJ). ~ ... i > ■ (NEXT THE CROWN HOTEL), Has opened his New Premises with a full and Assorted j Stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC,, FROM THE LEADING MARKETS." Trji rp . EAS! JLeaS! XEASI I . ' COMBINING FRAGRANCE WITH REASONABLE PRICES. OATS, BE AN, CH A Ff, WH E AT, &e. WIN E S AND SP IR IT S, OF THE BEST BRANDS. .

HUGHES’S Empire annual festival, ON THE ’ MELBOURNE GUP. To be run at Flemington, Victoria, . November, 1878. 2000 Subscriber, £1 each. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT PRIZES First horse £BOO Second horse ... 400 Third horse ... 200 Starters, to be divided amongst 400 Non-starters, to be divided amongst 200 The Drawing will take place not later than TUESDAY, 15th October, 1878, at the Masonic Hall, Westport, on the plan of the London and Glasgow Art Unions, conducted by a Committee selected by Subscribers, and result published as usual. Early application for tickets is necessary. Tickets can he obtained at Rugg’s Kumara Hotel, Kumara. JOHN HUGHES, Treasurer, Empire Hotel, Westport. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR GREENSTONE AND DILLMAN’S TOWN. DAN’S WAGGONETTES leave Rugg's Hotel for Greenstone daily, at 10 a.m. ; and for Dillwaif’s Town every hour up to 11 pan. DANIEL COR BOY, Proprietor. GR A HAM’S DILLMAN’S TOWN EXPRESS runs daily between Rugg’s Hotel, Kumara, and Dilluuin’s Town, carrying luggage and parcels at moderate charges. Leave Kumara Leave Dillman’s 0 _ a. m. 10 a.m. 11-30 n 12 noon. 1.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 5 o Fares, (id each way ; after G p.m., Is. SPECIAL TRIPS AT RIGHT. Leave Kumara, at 10 and 11 o’clock. Leave Dillman’s Town, at 10.30 and 11.30. W. GRAHAM, Proprietor.

WANGANUI-BUTCHERY, DILLMAN’S TOWN. THOMAS CLARK, family butcher. T, C., having determined to sell at the block at the lowest possible prices, ' for cash, trusts that by keeping nothing ; but of the primest quality in che above 1 establishment, combined with civility and a strict attention to the wants of his customers, to merit a share of the public patronage and support of the • inhabitants of Dillmau’s Town. i Roast Beef, 6d per S>. Boiling Beef, 5d and 6d per &. ’ Sausages, Ud per lb. ! Meal and Pork, as per market | Black and White Puddings, 10d per lb. German Sausages, Is 3d. CiT Small goods, of undoubted i quality, always on hand, comprising—j German Sausages, Black Puddings, t Tripe, Spiced Beef, Saveloys, White | Puddings, Oxford Brawn, <fcc., &c. • at j the 1 j WANGANUI BUTCHERY, I DILLMAN’S TOWN, j (Opposite the Barber’s). | OYSTERS! OYSTERS! MRS HEL MS desires to inform her friends and the public generally ; that they can depend on being supplied , ou the arrival of every boat with | FRESH ROCK OYSTERS. PIES and COFFEE Also, ready at a minute’s notice. A choice selection of FRUIT always ! ou hand, at Mrs HELMS, Seddon Street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). ;TO LET.—The PREMISES lately i 1 occupied as the National Bank of I New Zealand, Seddon street. Apply Oifice of this paper.