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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 4, 22 April 1893, Page 7

1\ GEOBGESON, »AKER, PASTRYCOOK, AND CONFECTIONER, (Opposite Railway Station), BLUFF.. Refreshments, Pies or Pastry and Tea,, Coffee, or Cocoa, React at ale Hours. Shipping supplied, licensed to sell Stamps. Agent for the Southern Cross. COFFEE PALACeT BLUFF PARADE. T W. SUTTON, proprietor;. Dinner from 12 to I'30 —Is. Meals at all hours, SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND YISITORS. TERMS MODERATE. gCOTT’S CLUB HOTEL,, BLUFF. Every accommodation for families, tourists, and commercial men. Special detached apartments in connection with the hotel, fitted with every convenience and furnished with a view to comfort. Visitors to Stewart Island should stay! at the Bluff the night preceding their departure for the Island. HOT AND com BATHS, BILLIARDS, —- ggp" ■ EARLY BREAKFAST. ANDREW SCOTT, BLUFF. GRAND DISPLAY OF "HJEAV Season’s Novelties in Drapery foffWINTER WEAR, Lowest Prices for CASK ONLY. JAMES FINDLAY, CASH DRAPER, BLUFF. m A RMAN C. KINGSLAND, General Blacksmith and Horseshoes, BLUFF HARBOUR. Every description of SHIP’S SMITH WORK Carefully executed. GEORGE STEEL, BOOT & SHOEMAKER, BLUFF. A well assorted stock kept. REPAIRING NEATLY EXECUTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. G. E. FROGGATT, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, HAYING started., business .at the Bluff, hopes by strict attention and keeping only the purest and best drugs to merit the support of the town and district. Prescriptions carefully dispensed. A good stock of Patent and Proprietary Medic nes, Brushware, Perfumery and Toilet Requisites. U TEETH EXTRACTED.”