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Kumara Times, Issue 1006, 20 December 1879, Page 3

DUNCAN M‘LEAN, MAIN STREET, EUMARA If yotl want a good HAM for Christmas, go to DUNCAN IVTLEAN* &i m w M tik JilLfc li: <> o <>■ o <> <£> <®> <K> <S> <!t> fiENNESSY'S w is 1 5 II * * BRANDY, ALES AND PORTER; IN SPLENDID CONDITION, AT DUNCAN MCLEAN’S-. PORT. SHERRY. Do you Want a really good Pudding Buy your Fruit at Duncan M'Lean’s. NICKNACKS OF ALL SORTS CAN BE OBTAINED AT DUNCAN MCLEAN’S, MAIN EGAD, KUMARA.

J. LANGE, JEWELLER and WATCHMAKER, ■ Revell Street, Hokitika; BEGS to notify that he has just received a large assortment of GOLD AND SILVER LEVER . WATCHES, COLONIAL GOLD JEWELLERY, AND STERLING SILVER GOODS, FIT FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S PRESENTS; Which he offers at very reasonable prices; to suit the times. J. L, Also begs to state that his ANNUAL ©EC BUST DM <1 ©EFT . DISTRIBUTION Is now on, consisting of ONE HUNDRED & FORTY PRIZES, All New Goods, drid put up at Selling Prices. 1000 Tickets at 10s each; Tickets maybe had only at Mr C. Schultheis, European Hotel, Seddon street; Kuniara. The Drawing will lake place positively on the 31st December, 1879. Fa. learm ont h, • AUCTIONEER, Valuator, Sharebroker, Commission Agent, and Licensed Land Broker; WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. Agent for South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Commissioner of Native , Reserves, and Public Trustee; D. Williams, MINING AND ENGINE SMITH Dillman’s Town and Kiimara. Cast - steel Hammers, picks, Crowbars, drills, | Of the Best Material; always on hand. I TRUCKS, CAGES, BUCKETS, WHIM and WATERWHEEL MOUNTINGS, Made to the shortest notice. GtiN-SMITH, Painter, glazier, PAPER-HANGER, SIGN WRITER, ENGRAVER, CARPENEER, AND UNDE R T A It E R. j Umbrellas, Lamps, and all Articles requiring it, Repaired to satisfaction, or no payment. I beg to disabuse the minds of those who would or did say that they would give me the preference if I had a Hearse, through a lame excuse or their ignorance of the fact. I have made rangements by which I can furnish a real Hearse, not wooden feathers, and on reasonable tei’nls. D. FALYEY, I DILLMAN’S Town road*

JOHN HANNAH’S J GRAND OF WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. 500 Members, at 10s. each. To be Drawn on the 36th DEC., 1879. Prize PRIZES. Value. No. . £ &. d. 1. Gent’s Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 4412, Rotherham (maker), and Gold Chain ..; ;.. 35 0 0 2. Lady’s Gold Hunting Lover Watch, No. 40288, maker Clarkson, London... 27 10 0 3. Gent’s Diamond Ring ... 25 0 0 4. Diamond and Ruby Locket 20 0 0 5; Lady’s Diamond Brooch and Earrings ... 17 10 0 6. Gent’s Gold Albert ... . 10 10 0 7. Lady’s Gold Albert ... 12 10 0 8-. Silver Hunting Lever Watch, No; 5428, Rotherham, maker ... 10 10 0 9. Cameo Brooch and Earrings 6 0 0 10. Set Diamond Studs ... 710 6 11. Silver Hunting Lever Watch (Waltham), No. 1044053..; 6 0 0 12. Colonial Gold Brooch and Earrings, with pearls... 6 0 0 13. Colonial Gold Locket ... 410 0 14. Diamond and Pearl Set Studs ... 5 0 0 15. Lady’s Silver Hunting Keyless Watch* No. 13922. ... .;. ... 510 0 16. Gent’s Signet Ring ... 3 0 0 17. Lady's Colonial Gold dross 8 5 0 18. Set Studs ... ..; ... 310 0 19. Lady’s Gem Ring... , ... 310 0 20. Eight-day Striking Clock 215 0 21; Colonial Gold Locket ... 3 5 0 22. Greenstone Brooch ..; 3 0 0 23. Gent’s Gold Signet Ring 210 0 24. Colonial Gold Brooch ..; 4 0 0 25. Gent’s Gold Solitares ... 210 0 26. Pair Greenstone Earrings 210 0 27. Gent’s string. Silver Albert 110 0 28. Colonial Gold Necklet ... 3 0 0 29. Qold Pen add Pencil Case 3,0 0 30. Nickel-silver Alarm Clock 110 6 31. Colonial Gold - mounted Hair Albert 2 0 0 82. Greenstone Pendant 1 0 0 33. Set Studs ... ... ..; 110 0 34. Gent’s Colonial Gold Signet Ring ... 210 0 35; NickeLsilver Timepiece ... 15 0 £250 0 0 j A Committee 'W’ill bb appointed of Subscribers present to superintend the Drawing. Winning Numbers will be advertised in the Kumara Times. Prizes now on view at j. HANNAH’S, WATCHMAKER* Opposite Gilbert Stewart’s Hotel. WIDENING A TUNNEL; Tenders wanted for widening a TUNNEL at Dillman’s. Plans and specifications can be seen on application at Messrs Campbell and Kettles’, Dillman’s Town. EW POTATOESI NEW POTATOES! S. S, POLLOCK has just received* in splendid order and condition, a few Tons of Eluees KIDNEYS, and EARLY MORNS; Inspection invited. Cheap for Cash; I S. S. POLLOCK, Main street, Kumara \ and Dillmah’s.

NEW SUMMER GOODS! FOR THE JUST ARRIVED, AT IK 1 IR IK IP A. TBIOZ’S A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY and clothing, Soots, etc., Suitable for the Holidays. All marked at Lo’w Prices. JUST OPENED : Ladies’ Dress Goods, Prints, and French Muslins. SPECIAL LINES IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, LADIES’ TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, BLACK LACE FICHUS* Silk Squares, Scarfs, Kid Gloves. Flowers and Feathers in great variety. Men’s Melbourne-made TWeed Suits, Paget and Sac Goats, Trowsers and Vests • Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed Suits; Dust Coats : made to special order. Men’s White Dress Shirts ; Men’s arid Boys’ Leghorn arid Felt Hats; iri immense variety. Men’s and Boys’ Colonial-inade Boots j Ladies’ Sid arid Prunella Boots j splendid value; INSPECTION INVITED, AT W. KTRE P A TRICK’S, SEDDON STREET; T. MOGDE IDG E, Uailos, Draper, &e s RUSH! OH! The NEW RUSH to MOGDRIDGE’S IS TURNING OUT WELL* AND Is likely to he a permanent one, as all hands are satisfied with the Extraordinary Cheapness of his DRAPERY, HOSIERY, BOOTS, HATS, &c. FOR THE LADIES, Lovely Silks, Darling Bonnets, AND B&&. Ylfl Besides all the other requisites for Outdoor and Indoor Dresses j and as the STOCK IS NEW, FASHIONABLE, AND CAREFULLY SELECTED, From the Best Markets, the opportunity of inspecting I ' the finest stock on the coast * Should be at once taken advantage of. i - . 1 tf©. !Mes. MOGBRIDGE, Dressmaker, &c.