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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 86, 2 October 1869, Page 2

BCELIC MOTICE! ALTERATION OP PREMISES. THOMAS BARNETT, In 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 necessary to make EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, and requiring the whole of his present shop for carrying on his TINSMITH, PAINTING AND PLUMBING BUSINESS, i he is determined to SELL OFF, at and under COST PRICE, the whole of his LARGE AVD VARIED STOCK OF BUILDING AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY Kerosene Oil Lamps Lamp Glasses Corrugated Painted Iron Drag Rakes Scythes &.c, &a. Together with a quantity of TINWARE, and other Articles, too numerous to mention. SALE TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY, 13th HEPTEMBER. As the whole of .idie stock MUST BE CLEARED OUT, this will be a BONA FIDE SALE. TERMS CASH. ±5 Jl ±£ 1M Hi 1 I , PEEL STREET, LAWEEITCE. N.B.— A large quantity of PAPERHANGINGS, at reduced prices.

11TESSRS. COX BROTHERS Beg to inform the inhabitants of WAIPORI that they have opened (in connection with their large and well-assorted Stock of Drapery) a stock of GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &c, which they intend selling at DUNEDIN PRICES, for Cash only. Note the Address — MELBOURNE HOUSE, near the footbridge. N.B.— NO CREDIT GIVEN. Kerosene Oil, Lamp-wicks, Chimneys, &c. TN E L S O N , . GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Bengeb Btjen, ; Begs to inform the inhabitants of the Mount Benger and Beaumont districts that he has commenced business in the above live at the Benger Burn, where he is prepared to execute work in every branch of the trade, at the most moderate charges. IIOBSES SHOD ON THE SHOETEST NOTICE*