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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 37, 8 December 1894, Page 7

WHERE TO LUNCH when you come to town, at the Provision Exchange Luncheon Rooms, Dee st., opposite News office. Luncheon, 6d, from 12 till 2 o’clock daily. Hot pies, Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa at all hours during the day. Conducted by Mrs James Stuart. INDIAN and CEYLON TEAS as supplied by us are working the so-called blends out of the market.—-R. L. Begg and Sons, Tea Merchants, Tay street. NO Middleman’s profits on Tea—buyfrom the growers, and get the purest and beat.—Begg and Sons, Tay street. WANTED. DOZEN EGGS. D, McFARLANE, Esk and Dee streets. Mil ONE Y to Lend on good freehold security Apply to JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor, Esk Street. SOUTHLAND BUTCHERY, DEE STREET. J& A. Leckie take this opportunity of • returning thanks to the public for their liberal patronage during the past three years and to announce that they have made a reduction in the prices of meat FOR CASH ONLY. No effort will be spared to give every satisfaction as in the past and nothing but the primes! of meat will be kept. Hams and Bacon a specialty. J. & A. LECKIE, Butchers (Opposite Guthrie’s Crockery Stores) Dee street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J^ATCHELOR, Accountant & Commission Agent, Has Removed to office Next Southland Times Co., Esk street. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO Effects Insurance on Most Reasonable Terms. WM. BATCHELOR. Agent. AND MOIR’S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Tav Stbeet, Is certainly the best shop in town to buy really good Substantial Furniture at. Everything sold at BED-ROCK PRICES. EVERY DESCRIPTION OP Household Furniture Colonial and Imported, kept in stock, and sold very cheap for cash, or on the timepayment system. INSPECTION INVITED.

Try the London Drapery & Clothing Coy. Dee-st