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Lyell Times and Central Buller Gazette, Volume VI, Issue 277, 12 June 1886, Page 3

Public Notices. NOTICE. To the inhabitants ol Lvell and surrounding district. HENRY YOUNG "DEGS to intimate that he intends to ' start Baking, and by paying strict attention to his business to merit a fair share of support. The price will be 4lb. LOAF - gd. H. YOUNG intends to supply the very best quality of bread. A large assortment of small goods made every Saturday. Nothing but the best ingredients used, and everything sold at Westport prices. CHRISTENING, WEDDING, AND BIRTHDAY CAKES MADE ON THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE NOTICE. Note the Address— ALL NATIONS BAKERY (Opposite J. Rj'an, Storekeeper.) JAMES INGLIS, gHAREBROKER & COMMISSION AGENT, Cliff Street, Lyell. POST OFFICE HOTEL, LYELL. PETER MANGOS BEGS to inform his triends and the public that his new commodious Hotel is now open. Travellers and visitors to this establish ment will find their comfort and convenience thoroughly attended to. The bedrooms are lofty, and well lighted and ventilated. Comfortable Parlors and Firstclass Table. One of Alcoek's Prize Billiard Tables. The Bar is stocked with Ales, "Wines, and Spirits of guaranteed brands only. A first-class s.xteen-stall stable isconnected with this hotel. PETER MANGOS, Proprieor. JOHN PENNELL, a ENERAL gTOREKEEPER, Wine and Spirit Merchant. Money always in hand for cashing cheques. Liberal advances made on parcels of retorted gold. Cliff Street,' Lyell. NewCbimißutcliery LYELL. JAMES EDGE, AND RETAIL BUTCHER. Hotels and Families waited on Daily for Orders. Meat Delivered to all parts of the District. NEW CHUM BUTCHERY, Opposite Alhambra Hotel, Lyell. JPOUNDED ON FACT! Ist lady: Where do you get your drapery now, Mary'? 2nd lady: Why, at the Hall of Commerce, Nelson. Ist lady : How beautifully that dress fits you ! Where was that made ? 2nd lady: At E. J. Warner & Co.'s, the Hall of Commerce. Ist lady : How ever did they manage to fit you so nicely ? Were you measured for it ? 2nd lady: No ! I simply sent them an old body that fitted me, for a pattern, with the length of the skirt. Ist lady: Did you get that pretty hat there nlso ? 2nd lady : Yes, and everyone says it suits me so well! Ist lady : How do you send your orders to them ? Do tliey send patterns ! 2nd lady : Yes ! I pick out the color I require, and they make it in a few days. Ist lady : Are they reasonable in their charges ? 2nd lady: Yes, very. I find them considerably cheaper than any house I have ever dealt with. Ist lady: How nice! lam much obliged to you; an.l, as 1 require a nice costume and lint for the winter, I vviil certainly send them the order by next coach. Good bye, Mary, good lye.