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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 250, 14 November 1872, Page 9

OF SUMMER GOODS NOW OPENED. IF _ _A. I T IC IE ILT 7 (Successor to Messrs. Hkrbebt & Co., Rosa Place, Lawrence), IS NOW SHOWING A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE APPROACHING SEASON. The DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, & BOOTS DEPARTMENTS Have received the greatest attention, so that Purchasers will be enabled to get their orders completed without sending to Town. PatteniH can be .lent, post free, to any part of the Cmntry on request. A SPLENDTD STOCK to choose from, in many cases some Goods Marked FAR BELOW DUNEDIN PRICES. TvRESSES— \J The variety of Textures and Colorings is very large, End Trimmings to match. TACKETS,J . White and Colored Fringed Serge, beautifully trimmed, at half-price. SILK "liTANTLES— 111 The Latest Styles, at very moderate prices. MILLINERY— The Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable ever offered in Lawrence. STRAW nOODS— \J All the New Shapes for Ladies and Children, the Dolly Varden, Mushroom, Princess, &c, with a splendid Assortment of Heautiful Trinnningp. CLOTHING "DEPARTMENT. SUITS— Sac Suits, Paget Suits, Knickerbocker and Paigby Suits, Trousers and Vests to match ; Scarfs, Ties, Braces, Belts, Gloves, Hoisery, Hats, and Caps- -the newast and beirt makes always on hand. BOOTS— Some special lines are offered in this Department, at less than half-price. riARPETS— \j . Parties Furnishing will find this a good opportunity to buy, and Inspection is solicited. A Splendid Stock of LACE CURTAINS, ANTIMACASSARS, FRINGES, CHINTZES, AND WINDOW HOLLANDS. P.AIT X E N , ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE.

NOTICE. WE beg to intimate that we have this day sold to Mr. Alexander M'Duff the Goodwill, Stock, and Book Debts of the business hitherto carried on by us at Tapanui; and, while thanking our friends for past patronage, we would respectfully solicit for our successor a continuance of those favors so liberally bestowed on ourselves. STEWART AND GOW. Tapanui, October 21 st. WITH reference to the above, Alexander M'Duff has much pleasure in announcing that he will carry on the business with the same spirit and liberality displayed by his predecessors, and that no effort will be wanting on his part to supply the requirements of the Tapanui District and give every satisfaction to those who will entrust him with their orders. | ALEXANDER M'DFFF, <■ GENERAL MERCHANT, T\PANUI, STAR HOTEL, WAIKAKA DIGGINGS. Thomas Hitntjcr bpgs to inform his friends and the public that the improvements recently made by him on the above Ho'el, render it one of the most comfortable Hostelries in the tij- -eountry districts. Spirits, Wines, and Ales of the best brandn only kept. Good accommodation for Travellers. An excellent Billiard Table on the premises. First-class Stabling and every attention paid to horses. In conjunction with the above, there is always on haud, at the WAIKAKA STORE, A large and varied «toek of Groceries, Drapery, Hardware, &c. AH Stores delivered to customers in the district at Dunedin prices, with cartage added, THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Peel-fitreet and Beaumont Road, LAWRENCE. Kklbo and Tkljoed, Proprietort. Having leaned these excllent Stablea— tha largest ai.fl best on the Goldfield*, consisting of 22 Stalls, with Loose Boxes— h»«re determined, by care and attention, to merit the patronage of the travelling community.. Grooms in. attendance night and day. Horses and Buggies on hire. Superior Paddock Accomod&tion. Livery 6s per night.