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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 182, 3 August 1871, Page 1

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. FREDERICK BASTINGS begs to inform the inhabitants of Tuapeka and the surrounding districts that he has leased the above Hotel from his brother, Mr Horace Bastings, and trusts to receive a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. This Hotel, having recently been enlarged and decorated, is now unsurpassed for accommodation in any upcountry township of Otsigo ; and nothing will be lacking on the part of F. B. to render every attention to travellers and families who may favour him with their patronage. In addition to the Hotel there is a splendid Billiard room, fitted with one of Alcock's best Tallies. The Stable is large and well ventilated, and there is an experienced groom always in attendance upon horses. TJ O S S PLACE HOTEL, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. JOHN AIREY begs respectfully to irform the inhabitants of Lawrence and arljuci nt districts, that he has opened the above Hotel, where he hopes to receive a share of public pnironuge and support. Wines and Spirits of the best brands always on hand, and every accommodation for Travellers. N B.- -GOOD STABLING. TIUAPEKA MOUTH SAW MILLS. Timbeb Yard :- WHITEHAVEN STREET (Opposite the School House). WD. MORRISON begs to announce to • the inhabitants of Tuapeka and il(»H neux Districts that be is prepared to -"PPly evi-ry description of Amekican and Colonial Sawn Timber at the shortest notice and the lowe.-t remunerative prices. Timber cut to order. Orders left at the Timber Yaud punctually attended to. W. D. M. has always on hand 10,000 feet i inch T and G LinJug. 10,000 feet of 6 X f. 10,000 feet of 6 X i. 6,000 feet oi Shelving. A quantity of Galvanised Iron. Mou.ding, Skirting, Sashes, Door.«, &c ]i|R. W. N. GOODAY, SOLICITOR, XAWHENCS. Titles brought under the Land Transfer Act, 1870, at the fees allowed by the Act. p R. CLARKE, J-w • GENERAL STOREKEEPER, AND VENUKR I>' DRAPERY AND FANOf GOODS, BLUE SPDR, Begs to return' thanks to the public generally for the very liberal support accorded him since he commenced business, and to inform his numerous customers that he has removed to LARGER PREMISES, adjacent"!;to the Schoolhouse, where he will be glad to receive a continuation of past patrons^** MASONIC HOTEL, BOSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. George Clark - - Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. GOOD STABLING. HE N E V V V E LAWRENCE. MASONKY AND BRICKLAYING In all its branches. . \TO MB STONES, j "Plain and Ornamental, neatly executed. ,j :, v<i i; K'V«. .< n ih \F y I C^O^J.^T HCJTjE^L,. PEBL-STBEET, LAWRENCE. - '■ • r ■ ' ■'■>•••• •-■• : - ; i Mrs. Potts • • Proprietor. Families and Travellers visiting Lawrence .trill find every accommodation, and receive the best attention, at this old-established Hotel. A substantial Stable has recently been erected, making now 13 Stalls ; together with four loose boxes and Coach House. A 68-acre Paddock for the accommodation of horses. MR. P. H. M'COY, LL. 8., BABKISTBR-AT-IiAW, SOLICITOR AND CONVEYANCER, Ten? pie Chambers, Peel-street, Lawrence. LAND TRANSFER ACT, 1870. At the option of clients, Transfers brought under this Act. Titles brought under, the Act.