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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 206, 11 January 1872, Page 4

TJCTANTED known, that A. Humphrey, YV Wheelwright, Millwright, and Cabinet Maker, having completed his new premises, Ross Place, Lawrence, is now in a position to execute orders in all branches of the building trade in a style of finish that will defy criticism. WANTED known, that first-class Celestial Unicicles (wheelbarrows) can., be had at A. Humphrey's, Ross Place, ' Lawrence, for 255. each. WANTED known, than any amount of building material can be had at A. Humphrey's, Ross Place, Lawrence. WANTED known, that Letts's Diaries, of all sizes, for 1872, can be had at J. Habrop's, Peel-street, Lawrence. £1 REWARD. T OST, at Havelock, on the night of the *-i 26th December, a Gold Ring, weighing 15dwt., and marked C.D.S. The above reward will be given to any person who returns the same to Francis Qri>AiLt,E, or the owner, at Havelock. nLO S E OF DUETON T)ROTHERS' PHOTOGRAPHIC SEASON In Lawrence. Our present Photographic Season will olose on SATURDAY, 27tii JANUARY. BURTON BROTHERS. TUAPEKA GOLDFIELD. Application for an Agricultural Lease. THEREBY give notice that I have applied to the Warden for a lease of land for agricultural purposes, bein_j section 9, block 111., Tuapeka. East, comprising 12 acres, or thereabout; and that the said application will be heard at the Warden's Office, Lawrence on 24th January, 1872. Persons objecting to the granting of such lease must lodge the same with the Warden twenty-four hours before the day of hearing. GEORttE MUNKO, Per D.CAMPBELL. NOTICE. TTfE have this day appointed Mr. ' ' Robert Grieve to be our Agent at the Blue Spur, and shall feel obliged by parties residing in the district, in want of timber, sending all orders through him. BASTINGS & CO. Lawrence, January 9th, 1872. GEOK G~B WALKER, - Ross Place, Lawrence. HAT AND CORN STORE. COMMERCIAL STABLER , ...w-...,HJiEI£sTREET, LAWRENCE. ALEXANDER HENDERSON intimates to the public that he haa leased the above well-known Stables for a term of years, and i purchased the horses, buggies, &c, belonging ' to the late lessee. Considerable improvements have been made in the stables, and largely increased accommodation has been provided. During the race week twenty one stalls will be available ; also, loose-boxes for racers. Horses, single and double buggies, ke. t always on hire, at moderate rates. Every care and attention paid to horses at livrry. Experienced and attentive grooms consfantly in attendance. , ' CHARGES MODERATE. I Houses broken-in to saddle or harness. \ A. Henderson, having long experience in ihis business, both afc home and the colonies ■ guarantees satisfaction. ASHING TON HOTEL, WETHERSTONES. JAMES EUSSELL begs to intimate to the residents of Wetherstones and surrounding districts that he has taken the ab"ve wellknown and popular hou«e of ente-t-umnent, and hopes, by conducting business in a proper manner, to receive his share of p itronuge. TMPERIAL HOT EL, JL - Princes-street' South, Dunertih. .' ° Having' taken the above Hotel, : l bfw to intimate to «v old friends 'and' the public generally fliat I am prepared to offer the best' i accommodation to ,boardors; pVjvrfte families^ 'and tray.ellfcrsyjat mode'iate'chargea^ .;«. . .' j Very gu^erior«acscammodatio^'ft>r -Wedding' J Parties,. «&<« t> „\!j _| I .. jV MiFifet .class -fSfcab'liffg;: > > Horses, Buggies^aEd^Oarry'gef* on Hire,