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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 66, 15 May 1869, Page 1

' 'Lawrence Advertisements., mUAPEKA MOUTH SAW MILLSI T&BBk Yabd :- WHTTEHAyEN STREET '„• , . (Opposite the School Houie)., . J JOHN M'COLL has always on hand, a largo variety of ' Colonial and American Timber* and/ is prepared to supply Orders on tHe shortest notice, i ' "^ ' _10»000 ieefc i inch T and G Lining.' ' '; 10,000 feet of 6 x|. ■ 10,000 feet of 6 xi. " ' ' ' 6,000 feet of Shelving. ' .• , 6 tons Galvanised Iron. . - ■ • y+ • -Moulding, Skirting, Sashes, Doors, &c. H A F E De T) A R I S^, i BOSS' PLACE, iIAWEENjCE. l ' ''i ' - ''• ■' \ J. BOULTON '- - 1 v " -PrbpriefoM- • . . - _ :j: j ■>< '■ W •':•' The Proprietoxotthe above returns thanks for the liberoPpatrona^e hitherto, accorded , to him. and' "begs to info^ni|uo numerous: iriends and visitors io tl>o disfjact* that every care' will t)a taken, to. render it one of the most comfortable resorts in the Province. In future passengers fey the various coaches may rely' on being 'supplied' with a Cup of Coffee before' starting ' ' -.--«, .^THSJ LIBRARY Is replete *itn tlie most popular Works/ . - Local and' Home Papers/ &o. ' ■ A SEPARATE B.OOM POB LADIE^. Chess, Draught*, &c. „ ,0 Q M M.E BCIAL , J IYERY AND BAIT STABLES,' ; ' r , (Late, Bastmgs's)-, , PEEL STREET, LAWRENCE. T. POPE b»gs 'to intimate to the inhabi- • tants of Lawrence* and neighboring districts, that h'eliasleased'those comfortable and, commodious Stables annexed to the Commercial fc^"£6fel, and having purchased from the former proprietor, his stock, of saddle nnd harness Horses.iluggieg, &c., ,and secured theser.-; vices of, an- experienced Ostler, he trusts to receive a. share of public. support. , Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses always • " - " on ' Hire. ; ' ' t • '■'-', Single iahd Double-horse' Buggies. HOBiES BOtT<JHT AND SOLDON COMMISSION.' '•/' ' .;sifsijLc notice. ~^" fHHE undersigned, "liaying disposed of J. 1 his saddlery bnsiness to Messrs. XidW and Sons, saddlers and harness makers, begs to thank , those gentlemen, in Lawrence, and throughout, the district, who liave so liberally supported him during the four years he has been in business, and has much pleasure in recommending .J^essrs. -Low and Sons as his successors. G. B, VAUSE, : ; i Saddler,, Lawrence. SA^D©LEB¥^¥ffl| SADDEEET T O W A A N D' SONS, HaVing purchased the^ Stock' and Goodwiil °f Mr- G. B. vause, , and.kaving established themselves in the premises ' lately occupied by their predecessor, with. » asfobk of SADDLERY s'ecdridtd 'none -in Dunedin^ express a hope that -aritfis ' theiy; intention to do- business at prices to mget the times, the inhabitants iqL the Tuapeka district'will call and give them STDBT 1 . ONE rTRIAI>r TRIAI> befSire • going to Dunedin for theirgoods. ' < i , Every dtjnd of Saddlery in stock. ALL 01 W PBOMPTLY EXECUTED. - LOW" AND SONS,. * * . i> ~ SADOti;B3 AJXD H.tBNBSS.JkIAKEBS, Peel-stareet, Lawrence. , "MEMCiL : H ll'K' 1 ' 11 JONAS ' ; *"H- A R EL; OP , OfIBMIST AND DRUGGIST^ '- PEEL .STREET,' LAWREioii. , .Prescriptions carefully prepared. ■ J^HALLEY CAN BE CONSULTED.