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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 339, 18 March 1874, Page 1

• -Lawrence Advertisements. ' ," '' '^J~ " ' ' ' _• p O.M MEROIAL' HOTEL, Alixandkr Armstbong, Proprietor. A! A. begs to. thank, the public for th 6 liberal patronage he has leceived since being in the above Hotel, and trusts, by continued . attention, still to receive the same support .hitherto accorded to him. _ This Hotel is unsurpassed for accommoda- - lion, in any up-country township in Otago, said every attention is paid to travellers and families. ' ' . In addition to the Hotel, there is a splendid Billiard Room, fitted with one of Alcock's best tables: ' ' ■ ; The Stable is large and well ventilated, and ..there is an experienced groom; always in - attendance upon horses/ , . - x „ -, Yeend and Pope's Southern Line of Coaches leave for Tokomairiro, Balclutha, and Dunedin every morning at 7. 3D. nV.WALKEB AND CO., , '" HAY iND CORN DEALERS, Boss Place, "EN JAMIN FAB6HES, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, -Adjoining Congregational Church, W^ITEHAYEN-STBEET, LAWBENCE. Clothes made up and repairs neatly executed • • on the shortest notice; ' TFILLIAM DRAPER, BUTCHER, LAWEENOBr """" Is a CASH BUYER OF HIDES. t COACHES ! COACHES ! YEEND AND POP E'S SOUTHERN LINE OF COACHES "Will leave the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, LAWRENCE, Every Morning at 7.30 for TOKOMAIRIRO, BALCLUTHA, AND DUNEDIN. THOMAS POPE begs to inform the travellingpublic that he has entered into partnership with Mr. H«nry. Yeend, the proprietor of the well-known Southern Line of Coaches from Dunedin to Balclutha, and that on Monday, the 16th February, they will comnence running a line of Coaches as above, and hope that by careful driving and general attention' to the comfort of passengers they will merit » share of public patronage. Fa*es : — Lawrence to Dunedin - - 15s 0 Lawrence to Tokomairiro • 7s 6d WANTED, the public to know that Ladies and Gentlemen can get "their Hair Cut, Thinned, and Dressed by one who has had great experience in some of the pricipal shops of Liverpool, Manchester, and London, at . JEFFERY'S HAIRCUTTING SALOON, ■ moss place. ' GEORGE JEFFERY would call the attention of the public tohis large and varied stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, .«od the Miscellaneous Goods belonging to a. Chemist's Business. - WANTED, the Public to come and inspect bit new stock of Prize Books, from 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; School Books, S.S.B. Association, L Nelson Royal Readers, &c.j Bibles, , Dictionaries, Hymn Bodks, Chambers' Works, Account Books,' &c., ex Jessie Readman. Come and try his Tobaccos" and genuine Havannah Cigars. One trial will be sufficient to prove that he keeps nothing but the best. WANTED, all the smokers to come and select from Jbppbby's well-assorted stock of " Meerschaum, Wood, and other pipes. . WANTED, the Ladies to know G. J. keeps » ipiendid assortment of Fancy Goods, Berlin Wool, Patterns, Crotchet Cotton, Pins, Purse Silk; Chignon, Curl, Coil, and other Hair Pads; Hair Pins, Back Combs, &c WANTED, the rising generation to come »nd see the wondere in Toys, which they can exchange for their spare cash. WANTED Known, Jkctbby has lots of Letts' Diaries for 1874. WANTED, the Public not to forget that the City Baths and Hairdressing Saloon is in •Ross Place. WAINTED, the Public to know that G. J. s Agent for the Tuapeka Times, Daily Times, Guardian, Weekly Witness, N. Z. Tablet, Illustrated N. Z. Herald, Melbourne Leader, Australasian, Illustrated Sketcher, and all the Home Newspapers and Magazines. Up-country orders punctually attended to. Agent for the Nobthebn Absttoahcb Co. " Capital, £2,000,000. ... GEORGE JEFFERY, , •• Ross;Pufn?, ■