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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 178, 6 July 1871, Page 1

TXT ILLIAM ITEARS, 1 BUILDEB, CARPEITTEB, JOINER, WHEELWRIGHT, CABINETMAKER, And Uadprfcaker, BOSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, Has a LARGE STOCK of the underraentioned Articles ou Sale at Seasonable Prices, viz. : — BUILDING- MATERIALS. She-lying, lumber, flooring, lining boards, doors, sashes, architraves, mouldings, skirting, iron, spouting, ridging, locks, hinges, screws, nails, lime, cement, plaster of Paris. FURNITURE. Tables, chairs, dressers, sofas, couches, bedsteads (iron and wood) wnshstands, lookingglasses, chests of drawers (American and Colonial), towel racks, cornice poles (gilt and cedar) cheffioniers, book-shrlves, what nots. BEDDING. Mattrasses (hair, flock, and flax), palliasses, feather and flock pillows ; abo, an assortment of door mats, American brooms, brushes, &c. Goods delivered within one mile of Lawrence free. FUNERALS CONDUCTED. mHISTLE HOTEL AND STORE, Evans* Flat. J. Hopkixs, Proprietor. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, EVANS FLAT, TTTAPEKA, DAVID EVANS Proprietor Good accommodation for Travellers. Firstclass Grass Paddock. Oats and Chaff For Sale TO FARMERS, BAKERS, AND OTHERS. riREENHILL "^LOUR MILL, EVANS JFLAT, TUAPEKA. TOHN LAWSON has much, pleasure in announcing that he has completed, the above Mills, which are now open to receive grist. The Highest Price given for first-class Wheat. The Flour which has already been produced by this Mill has been pronounced by the Tuapeka bakers as equal to any used, by them. KITING AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, JRoss Place, Laiorence. Evening Classes from 7 to 9.30. Book-keeping Taught on the most improved principles. Mr. SPROULE begs to intimate that in addition to his Evening Classes, he has, by ■pa r^ w^ ar request, Opened a Select Dat School fob Chx&d.k.en'. Hours of attendance, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parents and guardians may rely upon their children receiving a thorough English Education. Terms on application. HY. J. SPROULE, Master. NOTICE. TAMES MIbDLEMISS begs to tender tl his sincere thanks for the liberal support accorded to him for the last eight years he has been in business in Lawrence, and would intimate to his friends and customers, and the public in general, that, having Dissolved Partnership, hewill still carry on business as General Blacksmith and Farrier at the old estabf lishment, at the following reduced scale of charges :—: — For Saddle Horses . . Bs. a set * A „ Light Draught . 10s. „ „ Heavy do . 12s. „ J. M. having secured the services of a first-class Farrier, is prepared to shoe horses in the best possible manner.