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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 6, 12 May 1894, Page 10

q.EORG-ESON’S BLUFF REFRESHMENT ROOMS (Directly opposite the Railway station) Have now become popular with everyone who have tried them. our stuch Because of prompt attention. Your Comfort is Wlay ? r< 3 s; with Pastry or SOT TIES (said to be the best made) of the First Quality, @Z3. AND ALL FOR @;o> Hanging about the station unnecessary. Drop into Georgeson’s, where you can safely wait till the last minute. Shipping supplied. Licensed to sell Stamps. Agent for the Southern Cross P. GEOEGESON, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, akb CONFECTIONER. h. N. DAWSON AND C 0.,. General Storekeepers & Dealers, WAIMATHKU & RIVERTON'. ®CTR New Premises having been erecte We are now in a position to supply al kinds of Groceries, Drapery, Ironmongery &c., every article at the lowest possible price for Cash. SIQ-SEST TRICE given for all Eggs Butter, and other Farm Produce. We are also Cash Buyers of SHEEPSKINS and RABBITSKINS, Wool. Horsehair, Hides, Tallow, &c., &c. Agent for “THE SOUTHERN CROSS,’ Penny Weekly Newspaper. TYNE STREET WOOD WARE FACTORY. STEAM Saw Planing and Moulding Mills Band sawing, wood turning, and circular work of every description. Estimatesgiven for all kinds of joinery work. Door sashes, window cases, &c., &c. Mouldings run to any pattern. Country orders carefullyattended to. Good workmanship guaranteed. WILLIAM. VALLANCE. Tyne street (near Clyde street.)