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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 298, 16 October 1873, Page 3

IMPORTANT lITFOnMATIOIT. -A/CTO-trsi 1 .A.STD SEPTEMBER/. #IVE PER CENT. DISeOTJITT ALLOWED ON ALL PURCHASES OF j MEp CLOTHiF^ DRAPERY, tWEEDS, WINCEYS, " BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CALICOES, BOOTS AND SHOES, AND GKENEBAL HABEBDASHEBY, BY ' , STEWART & GOW, f AND • '■ , TAPAITUI. ! We beg to direct attention to, the following list of Superior Goods newly added to our Stock : — ' ABERDEEN WINCEYS— A splendid assortment, at all prices, from 7d upwards ; Dress Serges, Reps, Russell Cords, Merinos, Ginghams, Lustres, Mohairs, Striped Skirtings, Wincey Skirts, Waterproof Tweeds, Mantles, - Jackets, Costumes, Woollen Scarfs, Wrappers, Collarets, Knitted Jackets, Pelerene Sets, Trimmed Hats, l. . Untrimmed Hats, Ribbon Laces, Mowers, Gloves, Trimmings, &c, &c, &c. MEN'S CLOTHING, &c. Men's ,Tweed Suits, Black Cloth Suits, Boya' and Youths' Tweed Suits, Men's Mosgiel Tweed Suits. A Cheap Lot of Men's Tweed Vests, Trousers and Coats to clear, Bedford Cord, Cotton Cord, and Mole Trousers, best quality, Pilot Coats, Tweed Top Coats, Inverness • Capes, Waterproof Coats, all sizes, Alloa Socks, Knitted Drawers, Mosgiel Pants and Shirts, Flannel Under Shirts, an extra Cheap Lot of Crimean Shirts, Hats, Caps, Ties, Collars, Braces, Belts, and numerous other Sundries and Small Wares. TWEEDS, BLANKETS, &c. A Large Stock of Engl ; sh, Scotch, and Mosgiel Tweeds, Cheap Tweeds for Boys' Clothing, All Wool Tweeds for Crimean Shirts, White, Blue and Scarlet Blankets, all sizes' and qualities, prices very reasonable ; Carpet and Diced Bed Covers, White Counterpanes, Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Linen Ticking, Hessian Ticking, double width, Brown Bollancl, Lining Selisias, White Calico, Grey Calicoes, single and double width. White and Scarlet Flannels, Bath Coating, White Plaiding, Mosgiel ditto, Alloa and Mosgiel Yarns, Fingering Yarns, Berlin Wool, all colors, Carpet Drug- ■ -getings, Damasks, Cocoa Matting, Floorcloths, Hearth Bugs, &c. BOOT DEPAETMENT. Ladies' E. S. Boots -Ladies' -Lace-up Boot* Ladies' House Shoes Ladies' Slippers, leather and carpet Girls'^E.S. arid Lace-up Boots Boys' Copper-Toe. Boots - - - Men's Watertight Boots Men's Elastic Boots Men's Blucher Boots • * Diggers' Gum Boots Men's Wellington Boots Men's Leather and Carpet Slippers Men's Leather Leggings S EEMEMBEB, FIVE PEB CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL PUECHASES IN THE ABOVE GOODS, OVEB £2, DURINGMAX, JUNE, AND JULY, 1873. : BALOLUTHA, t AJST) ALEXANDER M f DUFF, t.a.:f.a.:lttti-

'■p.' OLSON'S fit TOSIATO SAUCE; Hit '^* ie i mmen9e success at'^HfflL tending the introduction of ffß|f§§tt\ this new local industry will ' IBr^^^ajalona testify to the estima«?r • ( %m| tion in which it is held. No '■B^£^tiH one w^° va l uea health and JL^» airaj appetite shquld be without Hg^jjjgffl a supply of this really health QbEobD restoring and agreeable conBUiniß ' lßai diment. . , Caution. — As the value o! this Sauce h*s brought many inferior articles into $he- market, under the name of " Tomato Sauce,'' the public are warned not to be imposed upon with rubbish, but ask, for OLSON'S UNIVERSAL TOMATO SAUCE and see that his name ar.d trade mark are on the wrapper, and alto stamped on 1 bottle and stopper. lAMUEL BIRD, . Bole, Agent,

CEITERION HOTEL, MILTON. MRS. LANGLEY Will now carry on the Business of the above Establishment, and hopes to merit a share of that patronage which has hitherto been so amply bestowed upon her late liusbahd. The house, which has just been erected, Travellers will find replete with every convenience. Inspection is invited to all, as the chief study of the late Mr. Langley in the design of the building was to meet the requirements of all classes of the community. The Wines and Spirits will be of the best brands. CRITERION HOTEL, MILTON. TO THE PUBLIC. MRS. G. W. LANGLEY Intimates that she will continue the Business carried ort by her late husband, and by strict ' attention to the management, of the hotel, she hopes to receive a share of public support. Luncheon always ready on the arrival of # . ' the- Coaches. -,; r ' The Stable will be conduced, as. formerly,