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Cromwell Argus, Volume 2, Issue 80, 23 May 1871, Page 2

Cromwell Advertisements of London House Drapery Establishment, CROMWELL. W. TALBOTS, (Late Manager for Allen Fitch), DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AMD HABERDASHER, HAS much pleasure in announcing his return from Dunedin with a large and care-fully-selected assortment of New and Seasonable Goods in every department, suitable for the requirements of this market, and which will be offered at extremely moderate prices. Plain and Fancy Lustres Poplinettes—Marl Repps Serge—plain Camelet French Muslins & Muslin Robes Scarlet & green all-wool Damask Orris and Float Laces Men’s Silk-mixed Suits Silk-mixed Trousers and Vest Silk-mixed Sac Coats Tweed Sac and Riding Coats Black Cloth Coats Black Cloth Trousers and Vest Crimean and Jean Shirts LADIES DEPARTMENT. French Merinos, in all colours Straw and Sun Hats Infants’ Silk Hoods and Hats, in White and all colours Hoyle’s Prints—fast colours FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Sheetings and Toilet Quilts Felt & Carpet Rugs, all sizes gentlemen’s department. Tweed and Mole Trousers Tweed and Stitched-Felt Hats Stiff Brim and Soft Felt Hats Black Cloth Caps White Dress-Shirts Cotton and .Silk Trimmings Cord Ribbons, just imported Flannels, at all prices Hollands, Diapers, and Linens White, blue, k scarlet Blankets Door-mats and Hearth-rugs Flannel Shirts Serge and Flannel Pants Cricketing-Flannel Pants Large Stock of Ties, in all the newest designs Eton and Knickerbocker Suits, in great variety. Elastic-Side French Kid Boots BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. Watertights and Shooting Boots 1 Ladies’ & Children’s Kid Boots Patent and Leather Slippers. FANCY GOODS, Comprising a beautiful assortment of the latest novelties. W. TALBOYS (Late Allen Fitch), LOIsTIDOnsr HOUSE, CROMWELL.

DAGG’S QLUTHA HOTEL, CROMWELL. Best Accommodation for Visitors. PRETTY FAIR LIQUOR. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. wMs&t Fsansoji • Ab M, SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER. Begs to inform the public that lie is carrying on business at the Premises lately occupied by Mr Raven, in Cromwell, and trusts, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit the public patronage. Collars, Pack-saddles, and Harness of every description made on the premises. Repairs done on the shortest notice. [a CAKD.] R 11. W. SMITHIES MINING SURVEYOR,

DK[a card.] JAMES CORSE, SURGEON, May be consulted daily at bis residence, MELMORE-STREET, CROMWELL. OROMWELL HOTEL, CROMWELL. Robert Kidd, - - Proprietor. The travelling public and Commercial Gentlemen will find this the most convenient house to put up at In Cromwell. There are excellent bed, private sitting, and dining rooms, and attached to the establishment is a magnificent Billiard Saloon, and the largest ball for Concerts, Ralls, or Theatrical Representations out of Dunedin. Excellent Stabling, &c. Kawaeau hotel, CROMWELL. William Smitiiam Proprietor. The best conducted and most comfortable Hotel in the District. A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD ROOM, With one of Alcock’s best Tables. KB.—W. S. having erected a large range of Stabling, would intimate to Travellers that every care will be bestowed upon horses. An experienced groom in attendance. JUNCTION COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CROMWELL. JOSEPH HARDING begs to intimate that ho has purchased from Mr G. W. Goo doer the above large and centrally-situated Hotel, and is now in a position to offer accommodation of a superior description to all who may favor him with their patronage. His past experience in the Wine and Spirit trade, will he trusts, be asufficient guarantee that the Spirits and Malt Liquors served will he as pure as on the clay they left the viutery or the distillery. The Bedrooms, Private Parlors, &0., are fitted up in the best style, and every attention will be paid to secure the comfort and convenience of visitors. Largo and Comfortable ROOM, Fitted with one of Alcock’s Tables. Particular attention has been paid to the STABLES In connection with the Hotel, and the public may rely on Every Care being taken of their Horses. Meals ready at all hours of the day. J. HARDING. NOTICE. pOISON for DOGS will be laid on Mount Pisa Station on and after this date. I. LOUGH NAN. Mount Pisa, 12th May 1870. —27tc