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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 296, 2 October 1873, Page 1

TUAPEKA HOTEL, TUAPEKA FLAT. CHRIS. LONG (late of the Golden Age Hotel, Waitahuna), having leased the abore Hotel, which" has been so long occupied by Mr. Docherty, begs to inform his numerous friends and the" public generally that, by keeping a superior article in stock, and by civility and attention- jbo his customers, he hopes to receive a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. GOOD STABIING & PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. TAMES KILL WATCHMAKER, PEEL - STEEET, LAWRENCE. NOTICE. TAMES MIbDLEMISS begs to tender (J his sincere thanks for the liberal support accorded to him for the la3t eight years he has been in business in Lawrence, and would intimate to his friends and customers, and the public in general, that, having Dissolved. Partnership, he will still carry on business as General Blacksmith and Farrier at the old establishment, at the following scale of charges :—: — For Saddle Horses . . 10s. a set „ Light Draught . 12s. „ „ Heavy do . 14a. „ J. M. having secured the services of a first-class Farrier, is prepared to shoe ! horses in the best possible manner. PUBLIC NOTICE. JAMES BUDGE Intimates to the Public that his NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT ROSS PLACE, Lawrence, Is NOW OPEN. His aim will be, by keeping only first-class Goods, and charging fair prices, to win and retain public support. JAMES BUDGE ROSS PLACE, Lawrence. nEORGE DRIVER SWAN WICK, \JC WETHERSTONES, Castrator and Speyer of Cattle, Pigs, and all kinds of Stock, and Caponer of Fowls. G.D.S. has had 21 years experience in the above Professions in England, Victoria, and New Zealand. * CHARGES MODERATE. GEORGE COXON, WASHINGTON HOTEL, WETHERSTONES. Begs to intimate to his friends and the publio that he has taken the above Hotel, lately occupied by Mr. Russell, and trusts, by keeping on hand the best brands of Wines, Spirits, &c , and by paying every attention to business to merit a share of their patronage. Good Stabling, and HUrses well cared for. mHE MINERS' BUTCHERY, WETHERSTONES. MRS. JAMES SMITH begs to intimate that she is still carrying on the above oldestablished Butchery, and that customercan rely upon being served with Meat of the primest quality, at the lowest rates. N O T I. C E. To the Farmers of the Toapeka, Wait_huna, and Teviot Districts. rfiflE will be purchasers J- during the forthcoming season of any quantity of good Malting Barley. Price guaranteed on apjflioation. * BASHINGS AND KOFOED.