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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 181, 27 July 1871, Page 1

n 0 M,,M t E f R CUL HO T E t L, PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. ' FREDERICK- BASTINGS- »-begs ,to inform the inhabitants of Tuapeka and the surrounding "district's ' that he has leased'the "above Hotel from his brother, Mr~Hprace~Basjings, and trusts to receive ( a edivtinuance of ,th,e support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. Tliis Hotel, . having recently been .enlarged , and decorated, is now unsurpassed for accommodation in -any upjßountry, township of Otagp ;' and nothing swill be lacking on dhe part of F.- B.'to render every attention to "travellers, And families who .may" favour him with , their patronage. In to the- Hotel 'there is a splendid Billiard Tobni, fitted* with one of Alcock's best Tables. ' The Stable is large and- well ventilated, 'and there"iß an"experienced.'grooirf always in attendance upori^orses, . LAWRENCE-; 1 TUAPEKA. X c t , JOHN AlßEY'begs respectfully to irform the inhabirants of Lawrence and adjacent districts, ,th»tJr« has "the- above Hotel,where he hopes Jo.receive . a share of public t .p.uronnge and support. ' Wines'smi'S-pirrtsroftlterbest braflflralways on .halid, • every iaccommodntion 'for NB.- iG66D STABLING. ? q^UAPEKA' , .MOUTH' SAW; MILLS. Timber Yaed:- WHITEHAVEN. STREET ' (Qppositethe .School House). WD, bags to to • the ( . inhabitants, of, Tujipeku and Moiyneiix Districts that h» w .prepnred to r iupi^ . eyuv.Y descn}Mion.,of Ame«ioa.n and Colonial rfiwN'TiMßEk' at the. shortest notice and the 'lowe»t',reinuneratiye "prices. J( (Timber cut to ordq\>j l , „| ■ Or9evs-lef^at Hie' TlMßßtt!-Yl!Rb !puDctujilly attended to. ' Wi'D-^IF. has always on V/a'nd 10,00 a feet'i inch .T. and G' Lining. 10,000,feeli-bf'6x \l ■' ■•'.-' 10,000 feet of 6x-£.. 6,oP,Qfpsto|'Shelving.. . ** A~quantity.of-.Galvauised Iron..- , A Mou'iidrag,' Skirting", Sushe I s',:Dooi-s,"&c. ' •x 1. I . ■ ..» --1 1 ■-■ - jl|-R--r"Wr -N--G- O -O D A Y r l ;; S' ; 't)"'£ I C I T O R, Titles brought under the Land Transfer i.AcslfcWa.-fe tke^ei allowed by the Act. '^ geke#aAtorekf4p]lr, ' <i A <-4®V VENDER IN -^•DRTATEBY AND FANCY GOODS, BLUE SPUR, Begs to return thanks to the public generally for the very lisje.)4l<BjippPrt atCQWed, him since he commenced business, and to inform his numerous customers that he has removed to LARGER PREMISES, udjucent^to the JSchTJqih^sfej where he will be glad to receivea continuation of past putronap* 4 iM: A S Or^l.C.. 11. 0,/T ,E L, <$f-<r ,- ( r . ,-r BOSS PLACJE,.- 11 , . - ■ - LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. > • "1 ' ' ■•■ " ; Geoeob Clack - - Proprietor. X A ! . : ' a " ' _ i Wines and Spirits of the best brands. no! wot MtSSSm^tqav.: W>'v<> ji 1 i -:r4filfa^ II blrab Ira1 ra4 l c1l^;r j? ' 1 , r ! TOMB.SiT-.0.N/iES, Blain an& I (i)¥flaWent'aV neatly-^ecuted. -TI J a TI 1 CtRII A X ' H O T E L, PIBi-STBEET, 'L'AWBENOB. fMrsi .P,otts,- ; :&,,;■; .Proprietor/ v 1 Families , and- Travellers visiting Lawrence, will, .find; every and receive, "the; best attention, at this old-established Hotel .. r A substantial Stable has recently been erected;: making how 13 Stalls ; together with i •four loose boxes and Coach Houee. •' ' 'j 't A 68-acre Paddock for the accommodation *of horses. , ,'• MR. F. H. M-'COY, LL. 8., i '"■ " BARKISTEIUiTS-LAW, J > . 1 . SOLICITOR AND CONVEYANCER, . , 3?erpple Chambers, Peel-street, Lawrbnce. ' "J" J L2CND TRANSFER ACT/1870. ' At the, option p£ , x»lien.tß, „T ransfer^ broiignx under thjs Act. Titles brought under the Act. >