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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 13, 24 June 1893, Page 4

Keeping to the Front I Sloan Brotlxers, City Boot Palace DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.

ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO. WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS, AND IRON MERCHANTS, ESK ST. (Opposite Todd’s) TjttEG to announce to Merchants, *** Storekeepers, Engineers, Black Smiths, and Wheelwrights, that they have opened the above premise* with a COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE AND WOOD WARE WHOLESALE ONLY. Post Office Box 136, Telephone 138 JAMES ALLEN, Practical Boot & Shoemaker (Next Fire Brigade Station, Tay Street.) JJA Well-Assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes, ** Slippers, Loggings, &c., for winter wear CHEAP FOB CASH. No Second-Class Goods, Nothing but the best article kept. Repairs a Speciality. Note Address—Tay Street, Next Ross’s Studi SOUTHLAND COACH FACTORY Alfred droves, COACH, CARRIAGE, & WAGGON BUILDER And Wheelwright. REMOVAL NOTICE. geoege McDonald, WOOL AND SKIN BUYER AND EXPORTER •WISHES to inform his numerous country friends that he has removed from old promises, Esk street, to those lately occupied by B. CLEAVE, Esq., at the corner of LIDDELL and WOOD STREETS, directly opposite Messrs Whittingham Bros, and Instone’s Warehouse, where lie will in the future, as in the past, be pleased to treat with clients for any quantity of Farm Produce. Having received large orders by last mail, Mr McDonald is prepared to give extreme rates for all classes of goods consigned to him. Note address : LIDDELL AND WOOD STREETS (Near Railway) CITY BAND ART UNION: Drawing definitely fixed fo* July 12th. VALUABLE P SIZES ■BBmaHßßMßeßanßßßHagaHaEßKAjjiuMiuaaaflßnwßßaa Now on view in shop Dec st., lately occupied by Mr Roche. ■ Further particulars see posters. Tickets to be had everywhere c : ONE SHILLING. V THOB. NI3BET,