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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 165, 6 April 1871, Page 3

Clyda Advertisements. ( SIIOELNG! SMOKING! SHOEING! VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, (Opposite tlie Dunstan Hotel), STJNDERLAND- STREET, CLYDE. IJDWARD ALDRIDGE, FARRIER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, AND MACHINIST. E. ALDTUDGE hpgs to notify to Qtmrtzreefers Sluiccrs, Africa! 1 urists, Horse-owaers, and others, that lie ha«now a very COMPLETE & POWEPtPUL LATHE, And he is now prepared to Make and Repair nil kinds oi Machinery jequiring nicely of fitting. Mining nnrl AeriouHurnl Implonimffi Made and HepnireJ ou the shortest, notice. Horses shod on tho ChailuT and Goodenougli Principles. Horse nn.l Out tie Medicines. Smiths' Woik ifev<rj r description. Moderate Charges. Shnpinp, 10« and 16< per pet. T>YAN'S BENDIGO HOTEL, SUUfDERLAND-STEEET, CLYDE. (Within 200 yards of the Post-office and Camp Buildings. This well known Hotel offers every accommodation for commercial and other travellers, and families. Gentlumen JGoarding at this Hotel will find every comfort and attention provided. Best Brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits. Good Stabling and Loose Boxes. Iloraep and Buggies always on Hire. EDWARD RYAN, Proprietor. JUNCTION HOTEL, CLYDE. ALFRED MOORE, Proprietor. A.M. begs to announce that he has resumed possession of the above Hotel , which aff.nvls j every convenience for commercial and other travellers. None but the best bran.ls of Wines, Spirits, and English and Colonial Ales sold. A superior large-sized Billiard Table. Good Stnbling at Moderate Charges. PO R T PHILIP HOTEL, CLYDE. Jonir Cox - - • Proprietor. This old-established Hotel is replete with every convenience for Travellers, and sustains its well-known character for atlention and comfort. CHARGES MODERATE. The Wines, Spirits and Ales sold at this Hotel are of unexceptionable quality. Excellent Stabling accommodation . VICTORIA STORE. BENJAMIN NAYLOR, Wholesale and Retail Stoivkfeper, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, SUNDERLAND-STREET CLYDE. The Largest and l!i>at Selected Stock in the Pistrct. CL YD IS HOTEL, HARTLY-STREET, DUNSTAN. Thomas Hawtiiornr, Proprietor. This is tlip ol.lest estublis'ie I Hote' in Clvf'e, and affords ex'-el'ent accommo lation for Traveller*. The Wiw>s and Spirits are of th« choicest description. Firs'-cli-s Billiard T»ble Stables, fitted with looseboxes, are unsurpassed in the district. ROBERT BURNS HOTEL, MO A FLAT. ROBERT M'LEOD, Proprietor. The above is one of the most comfortable Roadside Hotels in the district. A commodious stonewall Stable has recently been erected. Wines and Spirits of the best brands, and -superior English and Colonial Ales " always on draught.