MACKAY BROTHERS, STOREKEEPERS, Teviot. 33 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Teviot Junction, WEST CLUTHA. J. BEIGHTON - - Prophietob. The most comfortable and commodious Hotel in the Disirict GOOD sTABLTVtt. JOHN BEIGHTON, V Wholesale and Retail STOREKEEPER, Teviot, Wtbt Oi.otha. ■pOXBURGII FBRKT HOTEL, li .TEVIOT. A. M'PHEHSON, Preprietor. Travellers and othe 1 s will receive every attention at the above Hotel. Wines and Spirits of first-class quality. GOOD STABLTNG. ROXBURGH SHOEING FORGE. mHO MA S CAMERON, GENEBAL BLACKSMITH, FARRIER AND WHEELWRIGHT. Horses Shod at the shortest notice on the Charlier principle. Seasoned Timber always in stock. Guns and Revolvers repaired. T. C. lias asuperiiM- Turning Lathe for erery dcscripiiou of work. Shoeing:— Bs. and 10s. per set. WALLSENU COAL PIT, COAL CJRJEBK, MOUNT BENGEB. LOW, LAW, AND ROBERTSON, Proprietors. This pit is noted for producing the best Coal in the district, which the Proprietors deliver within a radius of fifteen miles. Large consumers liberally dealt with. All orders left with Messrs. Beighton and Mackay Brothers, wil receive prompt attention. COAL CREEK HOTEL, HALF WAY BETWEEN CROMWELL AND LAWRENCE. The above Hotel possesses excel, jnt accommodation for tra>ellers. The house is situated on the raa'u road Irora Tuapeka to Cromwell. The Dun«tan and Tn-ipeka Mail Coai-h p-iß.»i'a the ilo >v tw ico a week, .md the daiW iiKTtMMi.K uailie surticientlv proves th-it thi-* road is recognised -is the be.-i route Irom Dutifdin o I lit* .Northern Goldtitlds General Store. District Poat-OiTice. N.B. — First-cln.»s Sf.ibling. iJi-rses or hire. I Paddock accoinmodati -n. R. AYLTNG, Proprietor. NOTICE TO MINERS, CARTERS, AND OniERS. rpHE undersigned is now prepared to J- supply, in any quantity, Props of all sizes, Posts and P»-ails and Firewood of every description, at extremely moderate prices. ANDREW TAYLOR, Watson's Bush. N.B. — Orders left with Mr. Andkkw Tatior, Tuapeka Mouth,will be promptly attended to. BRIDGE HOTEL, TUAPEKA MODTH. Olivkb Dawson - Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of best qualify. . First-class Accommodation for Vuitora. [ GooJ Stabling and Loose Boxes. j r*oaeh to and from Lawrence every Friday. Booking OffiVe at Liwrer.ce:— Mrs. Pc^b' Victori.i Hotel. . " Saddle ITor-e3 on Hire. "HTAR HOTEL IND STORE WAIKAKA DIGGINGS. Thomas Hdnteh - Proprietor An extensive and vnr.ed stock of Groceries Drapiry, Wii.es, and Spirits always on hand t PrO'lnea iind oilier stores at DuneJin p.ieewith fiarti.go ndiiod. i Or -od? d. livereu ivee to all hia customers j the District. Good siabling, and ovrry atfei.tion ])aid to horses. NOTICE. ALL Horses and Cattle found depasturing on Runs Xo. 3G9 and 199, without the consent of the undersigned, will j be driven to the Clyde Pound. | CARGILL & ANDERSON. NOTICE. "QOISON has been laid for Dogs on liuns No. 199 and 369. CARGILL AND' ANDERSON. Teviot; October sth, 1870.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 184, 17 August 1871, Page 2
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