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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 304, 15 November 1873, Page 1

Lawrenoe Advertisements. WILLIAM SUTHERLAND, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND : . HA3IT MAKER, j ;, j BOSS PLAOB, lAWRENCE, • Has just .received a large and varied stock of light Tweeds for Spring and Summer wear. Mosgiel Tweecls always in Stock. Inspection invited. mHE .'COMMERCIAL" LIVERY AND 1 BAIT STABLES^ ' Feel-street and Beaumont Road, . JiAWKBNCE. H. TeipOED, Proprietors. Having leased these excellent Stables — the largest aad best on the Groldfields, consisting of 22 Stalls, with Loose Boxes— has determined, bj care and attention, to merit the patronage o£ the travelling community. Grooms in attendance night and day. Horses andßuggies on hire. Superior Paddock Accomodation. Livery 6s. per night. TOW AND SONS, '-^ SADDLERS, DUNEDIN, BALCLUTHA, AND LAWRENCE, Beg to announce that they have opened a branch of their Saddlery business adjoining Coghill's Bridge Hotel, Havelock. By strict attention to business, L. and Sons hope to merit a .share of public patronage. A well-selected stock of Saddlery Goods on hand, Repairs punctually executed, at moderate charges. "\ HORSE! a Horse! my kingdom for a jLJL horse ! " exclaimed the vanquished ■ Richard. But the horse did not ariive in time. Historians did not give us a reason. We, however, from information, got out of old manuscripts, are enabled to let our readers know why that horse was not forthcoming. He had been really saddled in one of Dowses best in case of being required, but, frightened by the din of battle, he broke the reins, and ' bore away from the scene of carnage at a t gallop. Had the reins nlso been made by Q-. Dowee and Co., of Lawrence, whose haruess beats the world, Richard " might " have been saved. TUAPEKA DINING ROOMS, BEEL-STltEEff, LAWRENCE. GEORGE*>ISTON - . Proprietor. JOHN X E L S O Having leased the Victoria Livery Stables from Mr. R. Williams, wishes to inform the public that he has accommodation for horses second to none in Otago, with a groom in attendance night and day. First-class double and Single "Buggies. Ladies* and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses on hire. Horses carefully broken to Saddle and Harness. THOMAS STUART, (For six years with Mr. Hislop, Dunedin), Has opened the shop lately occupied by : Mr. Lumsden, Ross Place, Lawkenoe, Where he will carry on the business of PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. LO, HOLMES, • ACCOUNTANT, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Has for sale : — • Freehold and other Properties. TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE, Ro«Ej, Place, Lawrence. "LAND TRANSFER ACT, 1870." OW . ADAMS, ( * LICENSED SURVEYOR, I Lawrence. W. DALRYMPLR, Jr., Licensed Broker. Dunedin. PUBLIC NOTICE. JAMES BUDGE, Intimates to the Public that his NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT EO3S PLACE, lAWEEKCJJ, 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, - Boss Place, TLawrence. A S O N I 0 HOTEL, BOSS PLACE, LAWBE2?CE. Geobge Clark - • Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. GOO» STABLING. A M E S 4 I L iT, WATCHMAKER, PEEL^STRES.T, LAWRENCE^ WS H E A T H , • Having purchased the Butohery Business hitherto carried on by Mr. M'Kimmie, is now prepared to supply Firstclass Meat ajb the lowest remunerative prices;