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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 406, 7 November 1874, Page 2

HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY, AT MODERATE RATES. Patronised by H.M. !§&ji£j& T.R.H. the Kp!li|jfiH Prince & Princess | The Queen £&§§&&* of Wales, And their Excellencies Sir George Grey, Sir I George Bowen, and Sir James Fergusson, past and present Governors of New Zealand. ■p URT O N BROTHERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND ARTISTS, (op dunedin), Have now opened their Gallery in ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, For a short season of THREE WEEKS, PHOTOGRAPHY. WT V R E E • ' Will Open a PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY At Roxburgh in a few days. LETTS'S DIARIES, LETTS'S DIARIES!! ' ALL Kinds of valuable DIARIES for 1875 may be obtained at J. H A R R O PS Peel-street, Lawrence. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. riIHE Pamerslup liifclierto existing between ■*- Francis Fielding and William Lawrence,' oarrying on business at Switzers, as Butchers, is this day DISSOLVED .by mutual consent. FRANCIS FIELDING. WILLIAM LAWRENCE. 31st October, 1874. • PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. TTTE beg to intimate that we have this day ' ' entered into Co-partnership as Stock and Station Agents, and Wool and Produce Bhokees, under the style or firm of MACLEAN BROTHERS. JOHN MACLEAN. ALEX. MACLEAN (Late J. and A. Maclean). • HUGH JOHN MACLEAN (Late of Driver, Stewart & Co.) Dunedin, 2nd November, 1874. ■jV/TACLEAN. BROTHERS, Stock and" Station Agents, AND WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS. Stores : Princes-street South. Offices : Manse-street, Dunedin. John Maclean. Alex. Maclean. H. J. Maclean. We are prepared to make advances on the most liberal terms on the incoming Clip of Wool, Grain or other Produce, for sale or for shipment to our Agents in London or Australia. ' We hold AUCTION SALES as follows:— At Kaikorai Sale Yards, every Wednesday, at 11 o'clock, of Fat Stock. West Taiebi, last Tuesday in each month, of Fat and Store Cattle of every description. At our Stores, Princes-street South, every Friday, 'at 3. o'clock, Wool, ' Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, &c. MACLEAN BROTHERS. ROXBURGH SHOEING FORGE. ALEXANDER BUCHAN, -^ GENERAL BLACKSMITS, FARRIER AND WHEELWRIGHT. Horses Shod at the shortest noh'ee. Seasoned Timber always in stock. A, B. has a superior Turning Lathe for every description of ~work. SHOEjjra ;—los.,; — 10s., 125., anrl 14s. per Set. N O T I C E . A LL parties indebted to me are requested to pay their Accounts on or before the Ist December, 1874. , - • THOMAS CAMERON, Roxburgh. '• IV/T-R. THOMAS CAMERON takes this opportunity of thanking his customers for' past favors, and trusts that his successor, Mr. ALEX. BucnAN, will receive the same amount j of patronage accorded to him. WANTED KNOWN, that F. MEYER AND CO. have received the new Kerosene Lamps. ROWATT'S PATENT ANCCAPNIC supersede all Lamps ever introduced in Economy and Cleanliness, Consume less Kerosene Oil, and with a much smaller wick give a mudh larger light than the old kind ; Require no Chimneys, and consequently no cleaning of chimneys. All the the different sizes to be seen lit up EVERY SATURDAY NiailT, at E. MEYER'S AND CO.'S. To make room for these new Lamps, the old kind Kerosene Lamps will be sold at cost price in future. The best quality Kebosenk Qil always kept in stock, at reduced prices. ' A\l kinds of Ironmongery, Cbockeuy, Glass, China, aud Earthenware. Groceries, Wines And Spirits are sold at the Lowest Prices. Composition defied. Offley's six grape Port Wine for Invalids, as approved of and recommended by all medical men, always' in stock, F. MEYER AND CO., HtOIfMONGERS AND GROCERS, £OSS PLACE, LA.WR.3NCB.,