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TIfAOKAY- BROTHERS, STOREKEEPERS, , Tevi6t. '33 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Teyiot JtnrcTiox, WEST CLUTIIA. J. BEIGHTON • - Phopeietor. The most comfortable mid commodious Uotol in the Dis'rict .GOOD STVBUVH-.. ■ JOHN BEIGHTON, Wholesale and detail stoee'keepek, Tsviot. Wkst Clvtua.. •pOXIiUHGII FKRRY HOTEL, it * -• .t E V i O T . A. M'PHEKSON, Proprietor. Travellers and otlieis will receive every attention at tho above Hotel. Wines and Spirit* of first-class quality. GOOD STASVN&. ROXBURGH SHOEING FORGE. ->. - _____ mflO MA S CAMERON, GEXEBAI BLACKSMITH, FAimiER AND WHEELWRIGHT. Horses Shod at tbe sliortest notice on the Charlier principle. Seasoned Timber always in stock. Guns &nd Tler-olvers repaired. T. C. has a superior Turning Lathe for every description of work. Shoeing:— Bs."and 10s. per set. TTT ALLSEND COAL PIT, * ' COAI. CREEK, MOTJ^T BEX&EU, 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, wjl receive prompt attention. ARMOND'S HOTEL, BCOTLJ.ND-STREET, R. o z b v c a a , P. ORMOND begs to inform the travelling nnd gpnprrl piib'io rh:i>.he has completed the abOVC-me»limi!>f] J-Tcfe) rea-ndlcss of expense, ( and is now prepared to' offer aci'-ornmodati in*" .junequailed on (lie Gofdfield* of Otago. Tho BEDROO^[B are larsre, well ventilated, and fitted up with every requisite. The CUISINE is under the management of an nwmpiMied Chef, and cannot fail to give satisf ict ion. The WINES, SPIRITS, BEERS. &<-.. «-c confidnvh rpfomniendeil as Hie best that can bo obt.iineJ. Atljio^prl to Ihe premises is a m-ignifl'-ent BILLIAKD ROOM— the largest, in the provi'iccs— vvbiib is c-omforhihle, well lighted, aud contains one of AlcoL-k'i Tables. Thp STABLERY w unsui'pnased m f)io Province, nnd is attended to by experienced and careful groom 3. Travellers and others will find ORMOND'S HOTEL in every respi-ct equal to the be-t house in Otago ; and the Propiiftor Ii ipt-s". by combining civility nnd ntteution with moderate charges, to me: it a fair share of support. P. ORMOKD, Proprietor. |\ E. MILLER May ,be consulted at his Residence, noxßunaw, HKORGE BIDGOOD, Veterinary, Rox\J burgh. Orders to be left at the dminercial Hotel. .' ■ TROY.AH ANDREW, General Black-, smiili and Hoipeshoer, Boxbuvgti. .Farming and Aliuing Implements made and repaired. AUEEFS ARMS HOTEL, \^J QUEENSTOWX, The Aeeornmodation at this Eslabliihment is fiwt-clrtsa :n every resjif cp. Tho Proprietor l>a? just completed >\n extensive raujje of btone buil-Jiiißs (fronting the Luke), sufficiently detac-heil from the Hotel to st-oure th>> utinoe! privacy. The arichtion is bpecinily p'ruuded for F.-mnliep, Travellers, Weddinp Parlies and. Vi>it«i-3 to the "Lake.*, \\}\o may rely upon meeting -*itU that comfort ariri "ati>i)tion biilierto only procurable at seaport towns and watering-places. ' A Broad wood Piano in Palour, with extensive selections of music. SPLENDID BTiLIART) BOMr. .""I Commodious bhow Room for Travellers. - rpHE umlemgned begs to inform'Jhff public _L that he h»8 leased from Mr;- A. : Eu-hardt" the ' .QUSEN'S ARMS STABLE^: rv And rrusfs^bj combining attention witjj.eiviIJfr and mad<t'-nt'e tk'^cs, to m<"i"t the'iume .liheriil FupporfftPcoTdod to his pre<lpre.««o:\ Ke can 3 / cß]U > e- (hpee who.pat^oriipp him tlifti the high reputation enjoyed for co many year's pi«t. by «he aboya Stajbliqg,.will ia np' way suffer ut, his han-Js. • ' * JTirstrela'p 3addl'* &. Harness Horses, Buggiesi',Carri>i" l es, &oiJalwajs o"<i lijb»; JSPiEKDH) PADDOCK AOOQSdropATIOy.

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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 202, 14 December 1871, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 202, 14 December 1871, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 202, 14 December 1871, Page 2

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