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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 38, 31 October 1868, Page 1

Tokomairiro Advertiiiemehts. SADDLERY'^pBk SADDLERY! I|ESSRS. LOW AND SONS, bADDLE, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKERS, Bog to call the Attention of their friends and putions in the Lawrence and Wuitahunft Districts to tbfeir splendid assortment of Saddlery Good, second to none in tbe Province. Being (.'ash buyers, we are enabled to sell at prices that diiiy competition. A choice A&sortbent of Ladies 4 and Gentlemen's irA'. ldles and bridles. Whips of every ilercriptlO;i, and iiariicss on hand rea-.ly made. In9|>ecti6ii invited. baJdlej Stulfed to per* feciiOj. Urtlers.^n^mptly executed. Note the Address — l o w a.n ij sons; DUKEtlnf, TOKOMAHtmO, AND CLUTHA FEKRY. I L T O N HOTEL, TOKOIIAIRIRO, FfIANK Git AST - - Proprietor (For se\eral years connected with the White Hoi so Hotel, Tokomairiro). F. Or. Beg 3to iiifortn his friends in th* Tuipeka District, that having lately purchased ihe i. bo ye Hotel, he is how nakmg | reparations to enlarge it, for the convenience of Coinmeruiul Traveller* and up-ccuntiy friends, v ho have prevailed upon him to do co. A good Sf&ble is jii coursb &f cohitruotion. Nothing but the best Ale», Wines, & Spirits 20 82 on hhiid. fames goodall; BKEAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BAKfcl., In thanlitig the inhabitants of ToliC-mairird and othi-r district!, for the liberal support which lias been a warded him for nmny years" past, begs to inform them that by strict atteut ion to business, and by the manufacture of u"rst-cld8« goods, he hopes to merit a continuance of p .blic patronag; . Wedding Cakes; &c., made to erder. Contracts taken for supplying Soirees, &4i Peitate Eedeooms *ob Famieim; Accommodation for Boarders. Meals -at all hours. COMMODIOTTB BTABiIK«i. JAMES GOODALL, Proprietor. Ji[ W: CAPSTIO'K AKD SONS; HORSE BAZAAR, LIVEHY AND BAIT STABLES, (Opposite White Horse Hotel), TOKOMAIRIRO: FORWARDING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, With ample Storage, Office, and Room adjoinfcing Stables. Saddle Hob§£§ and Utooies oy Era*. ilorseslJioken-in to Saddle »nd Harness, aid Jiou^ht and Sold on vyuiriihissiun. X.B. — Clover Pai>ik>ck Closf at Hand: Produce B-iu^ht mvi Sold on ConHnees'on. MRS.. ROBERTSON,Glasgow Ho use j MA I X SOUTU ROAD, Tokoniaiiiro, Has Removed to her Isew Premises, and l:aJ alnavson hand eveiy description of LADIES' APPAREL, BKEh'S GOODS; And every variety of MILLINE.BT. Inspection Invited. tAA AAA HAWTHORN ri»nta, OUU.UUU 1 year old (strong plants), 12s. per 1000 ; 2 year old^ transplanted, 204. per 1000 ; 2 yeai. old gooseberries, red and bksk currant bashes, 4s. par doz. ; 1 year oldlappla trees, 9s. per dr>«. ; 2 year old apple crees, 18s.. per dor. ; 50.000 ErigliSh Forest Trees, from ss. pet 100 ; ash, oak, elm, red and silver birch, lime, beach, hornbean, sweet and hcrse chestnuts, Scotch fir, sycamore, mountain ash; and a lar^e collection of ornamental and flowering shrubs. Roses, bulbs, cab* ba^e plants, flower pots, <$».> atLPttnediii prioesjOnSqlleby % „J. - M. .WHITE, WiiolescJa & Retail Niirsery & Seedsmaa TUKOSIAIE.LE,O.