NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 14, 11 March 1890, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In this issue will be found an advertisement from the New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Mr J. M. Hutcheson is the Blenheim agent. The Union Steamship Company advertise the fares to the Dunedin Ex!iibition, which will he found very reasonable to those who intend to visit

tlmt great show. Those who have stopped at the T rminus Hotel, Pioton, can fully endorse the stat' ment in the advertisement that travellers and families can find first-class accommodation at this hotel, and we may add they will always be well treated by Mr and Mrs Falconer. Messrs Conolly and Sharp, solicitors, Blenheim, advertise money to lend in large or small sums on freehold security. *Mr Alfred Rodgers, solicitor, Blenheim ha* sums of £SO to £50,000 to lend on s freehold security from 6 per cent. Tenders nre called by Messrs M'Dorjald, Auckman, and Anderson for the supply of fifty-five tons of oaten shenf chaff. The Government Life Insurance Society Department advertise that an agency has been opened at Cullensville.

Attention is directed to T. W. Andrell's advertisement re his tobacconist and hairdressing establishment. An advertisement from Frank Costelln, of the Commercial Hotel. Grove Road, will be found ■ lsewhere. Our old friend Captain Fisk annnuuees his programme for the smart little steamers Torea and Phcenix: to run between Picton and the Grove, and as they are a great convenience to the travelling public on this route we feel certain that they will always be well patronised, D. Burns, saddler and harness maker, announces that he has everything in connection with the trade. R. Kilpatrick, direct importer of saddlery and harness, advertises that he has every article in conn i, ction with the trade, and a large consignment of general saddlery to arrive.

W. Bonowiez is prepared to break in one or two strong cart horses E. G. Walsh, general provision dealer, is prepared to buy butter and eggs in any quantity. D. WeinysH, builder and contractor, has a notification elsewhere.

Tin- best roller fl"ur can be supplied by R. W. Parker in any quantity. A. M'Kenzie has a notification re his livery and bait stables. The establishment kept by John M'AUister in Blenheim compares most favourably with many ol its competitors in larger centres. Twelve hands are constantly employed in the various branches making and finishing work which is a credit to any community. No wonder bis success is assured.