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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 289, 14 August 1873, Page 1

mJEIiSTLE HOTELI AND STQRE, ; , , Evans 7 F£ax; ' ' ' J. 1 Hopkins - - Proprietor. N.B.— District Post-office. R 6 V'f NO IA L HOTEL, . -ByANS/FLAT^ TITAyBKA, ' . DAVID EVANS... Proprietor Good .accominocliifiok for Trawlleirs:' First- ",," t •< . dlasg'Gra»k!Paad6faK. ( ; r .», -,iC . - ..Sona ,• „■'! i -ii ' 4'- " Oats and CBAtt For SAiai tArrlwaY ANDROyERTSON, , GREENHILL FLOUR 1 MILL; ■ . t - EVANS FLAT, /TUAPEKA. ' Silk-dressed Flour of.th'e'best quality alwys on hand. WHAY AND SON,. • (successors to j. macknky), BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, CABINETMAKERS, AND UNDERTAKERS, Wetherstones. . Building Material always on hand. ' ,n Q'M'M E R CIAL HOTEL, PE^EL-STREET, LAWRENCE. ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG begs to intimate to the inhabitants of TuapekaJ and suiTOunding districts that 1 he has leased the above Hotels iand trusts, by careful attention to the requirements of his customers,' to receive a continiiarice of the support hitherto accorded to his predecessor. This Hotel is unsurpassed for accommodation in any iip-country township of Otago, and every attention 'is paid to travellers and families.; In addition to the Hotel there is a splendid Billiard room, .fitted with one pf Alcock's best Tables. The Stable is large and welLventilated, and there is an experienced groom always in attendance upon horses. Ales, Wines, and Spirits of Excellent - . . Quality. VEIERINARY AND SHOEING FORGE. RA N D R E W S • begs to announce to his friends and the public that, having completed his new premises, he is now prepared to carry on his late business as Veterinary at his new Shoeing Forge, corner of Rose Place and Peel-street, Lawrence, at the following prices : — Saddle Horses - - Bs. a set Light Draught - - „ 10s. „ . ' ' Heavy do - -' 12s. „ . From R. A.'s long experience as a Veterinary, he is prepared- to prescribe for Horses and I Cattle labouring under any disease to which thiy Are subject. ' ". , ■ IJorses Shod" on- the 'shortest rfotiSef. M.A S O N I C H'^TE- L, HOSB PLACE, ' ' ' , LAWRENCE^ TUAPEKA. George, Clark A > - - i '^Proprietor. . . Wines and Spirits of the: best- brands. '•'' ' L , GOOD STABLING. i, .. 'i-rf GOOD,, NEWS FOR LAURENCE AND SXTRROUNDING' 'DiSTRICTS. " ■ ; . ~ >/ 'li.l Great Reduction in the Price of Colonial Boots ,\, \ • , . itaade^n LawrAicei ' - -.'- - . -• "I * THE uhdersigtfedb^gs^' tender' Ins best thanks for • thW support he h&i received since opening, business,- ,and;has now,deterli mined to reduce the price, qf/ IBoQtßj..,tI BoQtBj..,to ISn"eet1 Sn"eet the 1 fimeß. " v ."■' ', > On Sale, for winter'wear ; — Q-ent.'s Elastic. Sides.' Balmorals^ akd ] Wa^ertfgri^'r Eid*ff Elastic Sides/ an^i /Lace BootejiQ-irlSlElas'icf Sides and Lace Boots ; Youths' and Boys' Elastic Sides and Lace -Boots^'Children's 1 Copper Toe,s— all of the,,,very .be.st, material' arid workmanship. \ _ , . ■-- j . ' james"sly.' s " <1! ■'"' PRACfICAL^BOOtMAUiACTURER, . PEEL/STREET, LAWBBKcJp., i , „ , „ SOUTH BRITISH INSItRAN6E ( CO,, npHIS Company has been e^tablished as a, { JL , purely New Zealand institution, with, all itsf urids' 'Retained' and invested, jii ,'tjie Golony. It has a very large and ihflneh- | tial body j jof • shareholders - distributed j throughout Ijhe.jentjre Colony, who are < theniselVeß insurers to a* very considerable amount^ 1 aridconsequehtly ckn iirflaence'a large, business j. thus; adding*, to^the'ise-' curity of the insured, and /the stability of the Company, the chieiieatures of which are a liberal . jnanagemenj;,; prompt payments, rates moderate, and perspnal re,? 'sponsibility of' a" litgd body 1 of share-* | holders?' 1 "" - ' •"»' " '\ u **>"- '' TKfe toiuersfoned is 1 n6^p*epaie^tp' ta^B^eßiskfat.curfontMs..' 1 " ," ' i '„' ' fit L'JjH'»Tij .1 J "Ui-7 1 JON#SIH*RROPU.f t f '■ Agent for Lawrence.