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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 42, 13 January 1894, Page 10

O H N BATH.. COACHBUILDER. Is prepared to turn out all kinds of Vehicles in first-class style upon shortest notice. Drays, waggons, buggies, daisy traps and dog carts made in latest designs at very lowprices. Note address— JOHN BATH, Yarrow street, Invekcargii.t,. ||EILEI AID M Olß’Sfurmture warehouse, Tay Street, Is certainly the best shop in town to bujr really good Substantial Furniture at. Everything sold at BED-ROCK PRICES. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Household FurnitureColonial and Imported, kept in stock, and sold very cheap for cash, or on the timepayment system. INSPECTION INVITED. THE PALACE HAIRDRESSINGSALOON. CIGAR DIVAN. W. WRIGHT has much pleasure in intimating’ to his customers and the general public that he has opened the above with all the latest American improvements. The only saloon in town fitted with the Patent Lounge American Chairs. X have also secured the services of Mr Gr. Thomas, Practical Tonsorial Artist, late of Collins st., Melbourne. Two chairs continually' going. A Large and varied Stock of Mounted Pipes E. W. WRIG HT, Halrdrksskr and Tobacconist, Corner Dec and Esk sts., near W. Lewis and Co., Drapers. REMOVAL NOTICE. S. FERGUSON ■BfftEGS to inform the public of Southland that he has removed into more central premises opposite the Athen£eum 3 . A well assorted stock of Watches and Clocks ; and all descriptions of Jewellery on hand, at Specially reduced Prices during the holidays. Being a Practical Tradesman, I GUARANTEE ALL REPAIRS. S. FERGUSON, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Dee st., Next Lewis and Co. The Guildhall (London) School of Music has 34C0 students on its books, and five thousand lessons aredelivered every week.