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UNIVERSAL HOTEL, Maclaggan street, Dunedin. T. PAVELETICH, Proprietor. ] First-class Accommodation for Boarders. f The Finest Brandß in Spirits, Wines, &c. Refreshments always ready. TTENDERSON and FERGUS, Geoege-Steeet, Dunedin, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Importers of Marble and Slate Mantel-pieces. j Arbroath, Castleuiaine. and Malinesbury S Flagging. Marble, Granite, and Oaniaru Stone Monuments. A large supply of Building Materials always on hand. i Estimates given, and communications punctually attended to. Designs sent to all parts of the Colony on application. Minton's Paving. TXfE HAVE ON SALEj Fencing Wire ' Clovers and Grass Seeds I Corn Sacks, full weights, Dun dees and Calcuttas Corn Sacks, light weights, well adapted for | oats, grass seed, bran, &c. Sheep Nets, tarred and tanned Tanks, 400 gallons Nicholson Reapers and Extras. In addition to our DUNEDIN AGENCYwe have made arrangents for receiving and forwarding GOODS at the RAILWAY TERMINUS, at LAWRENCE, and all GOODS entrusted to us will receive careful attention. We undertake Commissions of all kinds. NIMMO AND BLAIR, I (Successors to the late Mr. G. F. Reid), I Forwarding, Customs, and General Commission Agents. i Stafford-street, Duuediu. ' !1%/TR. E. H. BAKEWELL, M.D., has j •***■*- Resumed Practice at his residenco, I Moray Place, opposite the Criterion. Hours of Consultation : Nine to Eleven a.m., and Seven to Nine p.m. JUST PUBLISHED, Price Threepence, "SCARLATINA, AND ITS DOMESTIC TREATMENT," By R. H. Bakewell, M.D., late Medical Officer of Health for the Colony of Trinidad. Dunedin : Wise and Co., Princes street ; or may be had by order from any Bookseller. "VTEW ZEALAND HAT MANUFACTORY i ±M George Steeet, Dunepin, i (Near European Hotel.) JOHN DUNKERLEY begs to inform the Colonists of New Zealand that lie has commenced the manufacture of Hats and Caps at the above establishment. The trade supplied with Felt Hoods, and every description of Hats and Caps. Pull-overs in hood, cap, or complete. Ladies' Hiding Hats of every quality made to order. Orders addressed to the above establishment from all parts of New Zealand, re1 ccive prompt attention.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 209, 6 April 1877, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 209, 6 April 1877, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 209, 6 April 1877, Page 6

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