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TkjTACKAY. BROTHERS, S STOREKEEPERS, Teviot. , 33 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Tj?viot Junction, WEST CLUTHA. J. BEIGHTON - - Pkopeietoe. Tlie most comfortable and commodious Hotel . * in the District GOOD STABLING. JOHN BEIGHTON, Wholesale and Retail STOREKEEPER, Tbviot, West Clutha. / •ROXBURGH FERRY HOTEL, XV TEVIOT. A. M'PHERSON, Preprietor. Travellers and others will receive every attention at the above Hotel. Wines and Spirits of first-class quality. GOOD STABLTNff. EOXBUIiGH SHOEING FOKGrE. rrmoivFAS cameron, , GUNEItAL BLACKSMITH, FARRIER AND WHEELWRIGHTHorses Sbod at the. shortest notice on the Charlier principle. Seasoned Timber always in stock. Guns and Revolvers repaired. T. C. has a superior Turning Lathe for every | description of work. Shoeing :— Bs. and 10s. per set. W__.__lvSßJT_> COA_. FIT, COAJj CREEK, MOUNT BENGEK; , I/SW, 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.

ABMOHD'S HOTEL, BCOTLAND-STBEKT, ROXBURGH. P. ORMOND begs to inform the travelling and general public rhafc he has completed the above-mentioned Hotel regardless of expense, and is now prepared to _ offer accommodation unequalled on the Goldfields of Otago. Tn*e" t}Z/]J.7iv_y' ls* under the management of an accomplished Cluf, and cannot' fail' to give satisfaction. The WINES, SPIRITS, BEERS, &c, are confidently recommended as the best that pan be obtained. Attached to the premises is a magnificent BILLIARD ROOM— the largest in the province — which is comfortable, well lighted, and contains one of Alcock's Tables. The STABLERY is unsurpassed in Hie Province, and is attended to by experienced and careful grooms-. Thero is a large HALL, the most spacious on the Goldfleids, admirably adapted for Balls, Concerts, and other entertainments. Travellers and others will find ORMOND'S HOTEL in every respect equal to the be*t houee in Otago; and the Proprietor hopes, by combining civility and attention with moderate charges, to merit a fair share of supoorir, P. ORMOND, Proprietor. T\ rT m I h L E• R May be consulted at his Residence, ROXBURGH. nEORGE BIDGOOD, Veterinary, Rox= \J burgh. Orders to be left at the Commercial Hotel, - HpHOMAS ANDREW, General Black. JL fmith and Horseshoer, Roxburgh.' Farming and Alining Implements made and repaired. QU E E N'S ARMS HO TE L, QXTEBNSTOWN. The Accommodation at this Es!aT)lishment is first-class in every respect. The Proprietor haa ji.st completed an extensive range ot stone buil-Jinge (fronting the Litkp), sufficiently detached from the Hotel to secure tbf utmosf privacy. The addition is «pe_ially provided for Families, Travellers, Wedding Parlies' and Visitors to the Lakes, who may rely upon . meeting with that comfort and attention hitherto only procurable at seaport rm\n_ and watering-places. A Broadwood Piano in Palour, with extensive selections of music ' SPT.KNDII) BILIIABD HOOSI. Commodious Show Room for Travellers. "■,. mHE under'.ignex\be£B to inform the public 'JL that he h«s lease*. frnmiWV, A. Ejchardt. tho QUEEN'S AEMS STABLES, And trusts, by combining attention with civiHty, and piodeiate charge^, to merit, the aume liberal support accorded to his predecessor, -He can ascure those who patronise him ■ that the high repafation enjoyed for so many yearn past by fJife" above Stablii% will in uo wav suffer at lug hands. \ Fi»t-cl_,si Saddle & Harness Horses, Buggies, t •>- . *. "'Carriages, _.c, always on hirs. - ■ iW-BSCrD PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. JAMES YEUI.B.TT. Lessee

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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 206, 11 January 1872, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 206, 11 January 1872, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 206, 11 January 1872, Page 2

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