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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 61, 10 April 1869, Page 1

Lawrence Advertisements. TTERBERT AND PIO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS, ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, ! Beg to intimate that their NEW PREMISES Are NOW OPENED With a Large and varied Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Of every description. mHE TTvRAPERY T\EPARTMENT Is repleto Avith a choice selection of Goods suitable for the season, AT MODERATE PRICES. ■pA-NNATYNE'S SUSSEX HOTEL, GEORGE STREET, D,UNEDIN (Opposite the Royal Geoi'go Stables). Good Accommodation fer Travellers. D. BANNATYNE > - - Proprietor (Late of Union Hofel, Wetherstones). :T) OSS PLACE HOTEL, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. JOHN AIREY begs respectfully to inform' the inhabitants of Lawrence and adjacent diatricts, that he has opened the above Hotel, where he hopes to receive a share of public ! patronage and support. Wines and Spirits of the best brands always on hand, and every accommodation for Travellers. ' N 8.-'-GOOD STABBING. -'" ' • -ttIGTOJRIA HOTEL STABLES/ V PEEL-STEEET, LAWfiBNCE. T. Hewitt - - Proprietor. T. 11. begs to inform the inhabitants of Tuapeka and surrounding district that he has taken these well-known Stables, which have been considerably enlarged, where ho hopes to receive a sliaro of the patronage so liberally afforded them in the past. Horses ancl Buggies on Hire. Cab to "Wetherstoues at any hour of the day. iIjANCHESTER .TTOUSE, KOSS PLACE, LA WHENCE. WILLIAM M'BEATH Begs to intimate to the pitblic that he has just received, ex Caller-ou, from London, a large and well-assorfced Stock of SUMMER GOODS, which, being well selected from the best London Houses, -lie- can confidently recommend for Quality and Cheapness . Note the Addresa — JI'gEATII, IMPORTEK, MANCHESTER HOUSE, - ; \ KOSS PLACE, 2JAWRENOE. LAWEENCE VETERINARY AND SHOEING FORGE. lUTIDDLEMISS AND ANDREWS luL Iv returning thanks for the liberal support awarded them, bpg to inform the inhabitants of Tuapeka- that they execute work in every department of the trade at the most reasonable.charjjes. , ? - From Mr. Andrews' long experience as a Veterinary, he "is prepared to prescribe for Horses and Cattle laboring under any disease to which they are subject. IIOESES SHOD ON THE SHOSTEST NOTICE.