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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 311, 10 December 1873, Page 1

For Sale. FOR SALE. THE building known as the Sportsmans Arms, Wetherstones. For further particulars, apply at the Noah Ark Store, Wetherstones. A FIRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE. XX For particulars apply to J. C. ARBUCKLE. JUST ARRIVED, Ex. Araby Maid, MURPHY'S OLD CORK WHISKEY, NOAH'S ARK, WETHERSTONES. FOR SALE. A FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, with Gar- -£*- don attached, situated at GabrWfl Gufly, about ten minutes' -walk from Lawrence." Apply to RICHARD BENTLEY, On the premises. FOR SALE. TURNIPS ! TURNIPS ! ALL sorts of TURNIP SEEDS, of the finest quality. J. H. PRESSLY. PRIZE TURNIP SEEDS. T7IROM SELECTED & TRANSPLANTED X ROOTS, and grown under my own inspection, Is. 6d. to 2s. per lb. A liberal allowance when a quantity is required. All orders over 10s. delivered free in Lawrence. H. WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Nursery and Seedsman, MILTON. BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, BLUE SPUR. Til OB SALE, the Blacksmith's Shop lately occupied by Thomaß Redman ; together with a first-class collection of Tools, and a considerable amount of Stock. Immediate possession can be given, and to a good tradesman is a first-class opening. For particulars, apply to THOMAS HINDE, Blue Spur Hotel ; or to Wm. HAVES, Lawrence. . FOR SALE. KA SHARES in the Beaumont and Tuapeka t)\J Water Race Company. Apply jto A. FERGUSON, Lawrence. FOR SALE. A SHOEMAKER'S SHOP in Gabriel's Gully, doing a good business ; also, Residence, Stock-in-Trade, &c. The Property will be disposed of by private contract. It is an excellent stand for a good tradesman. Thereason the present proprietor has for selling is that he intends leaving the colony. For further particulars, apply to T. ROUGHAN. Gabriels Gully. BRICKS ! BRICKS ! mHE undersigned have 200,000 firstX class Bricks for sale ai the Lawrence Coalpit. CORMACK & NICOLL. JUST RECEIVED. 6 CASES SHEPARD'S RUBBER BOOTS, soled, 475. 6d. per pair. I. HALLENSTEIN & CO. Public Notices. NOTICE. I HAVE to inform the residents of Lawrence and surrounding districts that I have disposed of the Drapery Business carried on Try me for tbe last twelve years to Messra. I. lIALLBKSTBrN and Co., and have to respectfully solicit on their behalf a continuance of the favors so liberally bestowed on me, feeling assured, by my knowledge of the firm, that all customers will receive the same attention and liberal treatment that has hitherto been xccorded them. W. M'BEATH. IN reference to the above notice, w& trust that our experience, extending over twenty years, in Victoria and N9W Zealand., together with the numerous advantages we possess, is a sufficient guarantee that nothing will be wanting; on our part to merit the same support which our predecessor has so cordially i Being DHtECT IMPORTERS, so Bari ing intermediate profits, purchasing for CASH, buying MO*E LARGELY than any other house in OTAGO, and possessf ing the BEST ASSORTED STOCK of DRAPERY, MILLINKRY, CLOTHING BOOTS, &c, in the Lawrence district,. t Consumers will find it greatly to the.ir ' advantage to favor us with a call, and ; mako their selections. * We are now opening out txa- Srel shipment of SUMMER GOODS, coroprisiag all the latest novelties of the season,, which will be disposed of at the LO WESX REMUNERATIVE PRICES; I. HALLENSTEIN AND CO. fc And at Queenstown, Cromwell, Ehtfvedia^ Melbourne, and London^ NOTICE ~ ALL Horses and Cattle found' depasinaN. ing on Runs, No. 369 and. 19S^ witb^ • out the consent of the iHtdeirsigned^ will be driven to the Clyde Pound, CARGILL. & ANDERSON. X 6 T I C E, "* TiOISON ha» been, laid fiar Doga.ottßuu*i *a&and36&