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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 30, 28 October 1893, Page 14

T hol m e s„ • Pe\cticai. Boot & Shoemaker, Wishes to thank his friends and customersor their patronage during the past tw elv months. Having now erected new premises, he' trusts that by giving best material and; workmanship he will still be favoured with, their support. Address: CLYDE STREET (South End). A HUFFADINE AND SON'S. (established 1869). COACH AND WAGGON RUTLDERSk. WHEELWRIGHTS & GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. DEE ST. (Next St Paul’s Church). SINGLE and Double Buggies, Carriages,. Station Waggons, Spring Carts, and Dog Carts of various kinds, and every description of vehicle made to order. Estimated given verbally or by letter. Good substantial workmanship and first-class material guaranteed PRICES STRICTLY REASONABLE. ti-A***' • ‘ h /• i - v.r a'pf' a* .s*S ■m ■&* **. /*» Si ' t SMs -St 1. > ' ' ’ft. A '.tv & iis'-**: 'V 42-tc 2 & r'c^A*7Z C€s€/" 1 "TQi u NITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ GALA DEMONSTRATION To be held at Somtla. EiYertcn on the ©■fcto. NOV. 189 s A Special Train will leave Invercargill at ik'lO a.m,, arriving at Riverton at 10.30’ Tickets —2s fid ; children, half-price. Tickets to be had from Members and Committee Children’s Sports during the day. Refreshme its to be had on the ground, and Hot Water all day. G. B. BROWN, Hon. Sec.