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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 35, 25 November 1893, Page 7

XCURSION TRIPS TO THE BLUFF. Those visiting the port on Wednesday afternoons should not forget to call at GEORGESON’S REFRESHMENT ROOMS, Where they will always find ready a good Cup of Tea, Coffee or Cocoa, with Hot Pies and Pastry of First Quality. Comfortable Waiting Rooms for ladies and Children. Directly Opposite Kail way Station. Shipping supplied. Licensed to sell Stamps. Agent for the Southern Ceoss P. GEORGESON, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, anb CONFECTIONER. KEMPTHORNB, PROSSER’S BURNSIDE MANURE WORKS. Prices, Samples, &c., obtainable from J. Hatch and Co., Local Agents. ELEPHANT Brand Engine Oil. Downes’ Farmers’ Friend J. HATCH AND CO., Agricultural Chemists.

AIT AN GAT A COAL & FIREWOOD YARD, Kailway Siding, Liddel Street. Wm. Martin - Proprietor Kaitangata Round Coal —Kaitangata Nut a —Double-screened Newcastle —Coalbrookdale and Hokonui Coals. Coke and Firewood always on hand. j ßeid's A 1 Morley pit Coal—best in South', land for household purposes — 183 PER TON; 2s PER RAO. All Weights G-uaeanteed. IgygrAll orders left with B. Duthie, Colonia Carrying Company, Esk street, will receiv prompt attention. SOUTHLAND CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC, Crescent, Invekgakgxll. Peixcipal ... Adalbert Feancik, HOLDER of diplomas from Royal Colleges of Prague and Leipzig, and late Solo Violinist to Queen of Roumania and Count Taaffe, the celebrated statesman of Austria. M. Francik begs to announce that, having decided to remain in Invercargill, lie has formed the above, In which pupils may be instructed in every branch of music, on exactly the same basis as in.the most advanced European institutions. Further particulars may be had from' M. Francik, in his ; rooms over Messrs Carswell and Co.’s offices, , the Crescent, or at. the Southland Club .Hotel. :;