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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 83, 11 September 1869, Page 2

PUBLIC VTOTICB! AI^TE^ATION OF PREMISES. THOMAS BARNETT, Tp returning thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since starting in the Ironmongery business, begs to inform his patrons and others that, owing to his increasing trade, he finds it necesgapy tp make EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, and requiring the whole of his present shop for carrying on his TINSMITH, PAINTING-, AND PLUMBING BUSINESS, he is determined to SELL OFF, at and under COST PRICE, the whole of his LARGH3 AYD VARIED STQC£ OP BUILDING AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY Kerosene Oil Lamps Lamp Glasses Corrugated Painted Iron Drag Rakes Scythes &c, &c. Together with a quantity of TINWARE, and other Articles, too numerous to mention. SALE TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER. As the whole of the stock MUST BE CLEARED OUT, this will be a BONA FIDE SALE. TERMS CASH. T. BARNETT, PEEL STBEET, LAWBENCE. N.B. — A large quantity of PAPERHANGrINGrS, at reduced prices.

NOTICE. rpHE Tuapeka Hospital Committee reX quest donations of Books, in order to form a Library for the use of the patients. Any Books will be thankfully received, and persons who have a few to spare are requested to send them either to the Resident Surgeon, at the Hospital, or to the undersigned. H. C. RICHARDS, Secretary. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. T OST, from Evans Flat, one dark -Li brindle Cow, cook horns, branded W S off rump ; and one light brown Cow, slouch horns, branded Gr (in circle), supposed to have calves at foot, The above Reward will be given upon delivery of the above cows to Mr. David Evans, Evans Flat ; and for information that will lead to their recovery, the sum of £1 10s. each.

HC. RICHARDS, 9 f EBLrSTREBT, I,AWRENOE, Is prepared to conduct business, both Offioial and otherwise, for Miners resident in and about the suburbs of Lawrence, on the most reasonable terms. BATHS] BATHS!! HOT, COLD, AND. SHOWER, : 2s. 6d. and Is,. 6d. s NOW OPEN, At Jeffery's New Brick Premises, Rqs,s