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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 31, 12 September 1868, Page 1

Tokomairiro Advertisements. SADDLBRYI^teggk SADDLERY! MESSRS. LOVf AND SONS, SADDLE, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKERS, Beg to call the attention of their friends and patrons in the Lawrence and Waitahuna Did* tricts to their splendid asssorfcment of Saddlery Goods, second to none in the Province. Being CasK buyers, w e »re enabled, to sell »t prices that defy competition. A choice Assortment of Ladies' fend Gentlff* men's Saddles and bridles. Whips of every description, *ud Harness on hand leady made. . Inspection invited. Saddles Stuffed to per* fection. Orders piornptJy executed. Note the Address — LOW ANJ> SONS, DUNEDIN, TOKOMAIPJEO, AND CLUTHA FERRY. M.I L T O N H O T E L , TOKOMAIRIROi Feank Grant - - Proprietor (For several years connected with the White Horso Hotel, Tokomairiro). F. G. Begs to inform his friends in tho Tuapeka District, that having lately purchased the above Hotel, he is now making, preparations to enlarge it, for the convenience of Commercial Travellers and up-country friendf, who Lj.vo prevailed upon him to do so. A good Stable is in course of construction. Nothing but tl.o best Ales, Wines, & Spirits 20 32 on hand. TAMES GOODALL, BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BAKEK, - " ' '.. Has much pleasure in informing the inhabi* u:its of Tokomuiriro and other Districts that he has opened iv the above line, and hopea^ by a strict attention to business, and by keep* ing only first-class Goods, to merit a share of public patronage. " < . Wedding Cakes, &c, made to order. Contracts taken for supplying Soirees, &o. Peitate Bedbooxs pob Families. Accommodation for Boarderi. Meals at all hours. CO l£liOHflO CB STABIIS3. JAMES GOODALL, Proprietor Tj W. CAP STICK AND SONS, ' it* . . . , HORSE BAZAAR, LIVERY AND SAIT STABLES, (Opposite White' Horse. Hotel), . . TOKOMAIRIRO". '' ' '* FORWARDING AND COMMISSION . ' ' .AGENTS, .'With ample Storage, Office, and Room : adjoinhrlhg Stables. A Saddmi Hobses ami) BuaoiES ox Hr&E. Horses Broken-in to Saddle »nd Harness, and ! Bought and Sold on >uuinmUsion: X.B. — Cioveb Paddock Close at Hand; Produce Bought and Sold on Commission. MRS. ROBER-.TSOJSS Glasgow Boxtse, MAIN SOUTH, BO AD, Tokomairiro, - Has Removed to her New Premises, and hat olways on hand evety description of LADIES' APPAREL, DRESS GOODS, And .every variety of M I L L.l N E it V . "\ .f. f * * " * - ** Inspection Invited. ' ; , KAA AAA HAWTHORN feats, O\J\J,\J\J\J 1 year old (strong plants), 12s. per 1000 ; -2-year old, trans* planted, 20s. per 1000 ;' *2 year old gooseberries, red and black currant bushe§, 4s, c^ per doz. ; 1 year old apple trees, Sis. .per doz. ; 2 year old apple trees, 18s. per dpz. ; 50,000 Euglish Forest Trees, from ss. per 100 ; ash, oak, elm, red and silver birch, -lime, beach, hornbean, sweet' and horse I chestnuts, Scotch, t fir, sycamore, mountain* h&h, and a large collection f>i ornamental- » and flowering shrubs. Roses> bulbs, calv" bage, plants,* flower pots, &c., at Dunedin prices, on Sale by ' H. WHITE, Wholesale & Retail Nursery &.j§eedsm&% TOKOJtliftlßOr r