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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 22 August 1868, Page 1

iLawrenee Advertisements. PdLINEESS.rDENTjST.RY i - , Without Chloroform. Iff R . X E E N , H SURGEON-DENTIST, LAWRENCE. Teeth extracted painlessly, (without the !M6>»H3Moroform), by means of the new ANCESTHETIC APPARATUS. . Operations on the Teeth performed, of the Anoesthetic apparatus, f»r under the influence of Chloroform. -■ ■- -PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. , ' >k r > LAWRE NCE t BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. J; BOULTON bega to call "the special • " .attention of Families to" his Biscuits packed in Bmall Tins, suitable for Family use. These are manufactured from the choicest Material, and under his own direction!. Brides' Cakes and Christening Cakes made to Order on the shortest notice. A Large Stock of Confectionery on band. All Orders earefiilly packed, and executedwith 'despatch. ? : BOULTON, Confectioner^ NJB-— THE TRADE SUPPLIED TO THE INHABITANTS OF TUAPEKA, LAWRENCE, & TEVIOT DISTRICTS. mBRAD I E V , Begs to announce that he has started a, Coach between Lawrence Knd the Teyiot. "BRADLEY'S ROYAL MAIL COACH "frg^*<sarry Passengers and Parcels, leaving Lttwlfcpc&«^t 4 A.m> on>' Wednesdays, and Tewiotat noon on Thursdays. T.4<lf at the request of a large number of residents between Lawrence and Tevjpt, has put .en ap extra coach to the Teviot, which leaves Potts's Victoria Hotel, Lawrence, EVERY SATURDAY MORNING-, &f eight o'clock; returning from Beaton,s Roxburgh Hotel every Monday Morning, at eight o'clockParcels and letters conveyed on horseback by Wednesday's coach only. Booking Oppices — POTTS' VICTORIA HOTEL. Lawience, Tbviot : DUNCAN BEATON'S. fjHAMEOCK. HOTEL, LAWBENCE, TUAPEKA. J. DONOVAN has the -pleasure to inform bis friends and the public that he has opened the SHAMROCK HOTEL, where, by keeping Wines, Spirits, and Ale? of the best brands, he hopes to receive a share of public support. 0000 ApOPMHODATT^jf JOB TBAYBIftBBS. s.b.— £k>od stabling. Lawrence coalpit and brickyard. riEORGE WALKER begs to inform \J . the inhabitants of 'Tuapeka that he "has uit opened a first-lass Kiln containing about. 40,000 BRICKS, and that he is prepared to supply any quantity at the rate of £4 PEE THOUSAND. He i* further prepared to supply Coalf at l«t. 6a. per ton, at the Pit. * * ■ ■ ** " - ~ • '£(: S O. R Gf IJ' 1 E ff XT I 8, Veterinary Surgeon* HORSE CLIPPER AND SINGER, BALCLUTHA, AND TUAPEKA. tSFipfiien left at the Masonic Hotel, Lawpromptly attended to.