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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 26 January 1880, Page 3

by him^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H and trua^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H \. gain the confidenc^^^^^^^^^^ public to the samejj^^^^^^^^J bis predecessor. J^^^^^^^^lP JOHIT WE beg to notify the public of the Inangahua, Grey Valley, and Lyell that we have I OLD our BUSI--4-KEBS to Mr JOHN M'GAFPIN", and while expressing sine sre thank&fof Jthe liberal patronage b stowed upon our Firm, we haye much pleasure in reeornmending the above Gentleman to their notice, and confidently solicit <6n his behalf a coi tinuance of past favours. WM. M'LEAN AND CO. Re«Aon, 9th July, 1879. MUSICAL NOTICE* - J. SCHMIDT, VIOHHIST, BEGS to inform t te Inhabitants of Eeeflon and Dv ;ricfc— that, having given up his employme it as a Chemist, he is now OPEN for any MUSICAL EN- 1 GAGEMENTS. TIOLIN, BSASS INS^ EUMEKTS, AND PIANO— TA JftHT. BAND 3 PBOVIDBD PQB BALLS, QUADEILLB ASS 3 MBLIES, &o. ORDERS left at ft'r. Angus Camp« belKs SOUTHKEN C ROSS . . HOTEL, will be PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, WILLI L M S , FAMILY & GQMMJSICIAL HOTEL, BeOADWAT, E ffIMOH". QIHE undersigned begs » n has resumed the a aduet of the above, and being bow under hi s direct superintendence, the public may rely upon every requirement of a First-class Hotel being . provided. Fatnilie can depend ik)oa every comfort iKsnd privacy. \fc«4__ The Bed Rooms are lofty", well-ventilated, and receive most constant careful attention. The Billiard Boom is spacious, and fafr' with one of Aleock'9 Prize Tables. ,->j. STABLIHa ACCOMMOJ^^^^H Is excellent, and conveui^|^^^^^^^^H while the charges are^^^^^^^^^H CEAB€S E3 S^l^^^^^^^H WAL T E OEGS to cal^^^^^^^^^^H J3 ?al publip and surrounding large a^^^^^^^^^^^^H BOOTS AN? JUST ARlM^^^^H Ihe Choicest StocK^m Opened in Jjefton | of Mens's, Wt a en's and Children's Boots and Shoes i 1 ndless variety, with all the latest styl s and the most fashionable 1 la ke. MEN/S~O<>TS: Men's Duoedin and elson Watertights, 18s, » f Men's Dunedin and Nelson Elastic Side*, 18s. \ %. Bluohers, 10s 63 and 12s 6d. English WeUiiiatons, 203j English Half Welliugtonf, 18s. Men's Canvas Shoes, 68 fld and 7s 6d, Men's Melbourne Elastiel Sides, ]2s 6d and 15s. I Ladies boojs s Leather, Prunella, and Hid, 2s 6d, ss, Vls 6d, 10s 6J, 12s 6, 155, an 4 183. White Kid, ss, 7d 6d. Balmoral, 10, 12s 6d, and 14s. Kid Walking Shoes, ss, 7d 6d, and *12s 61 J J)olly Vardens, ss, 7s 6d, |2s 6d. Boy's and Girls' Boots and Shoes, (Joppertoes, 4s 6d and upwards Children's Boots aad Sbies, from Is. upwards. \ Also, a large Stock of IMS OWN MAKE always on hand. \ A Large Stock of \ Leather, Grindery, and ClosedXflppers «, Always on hand, and the Tra^le Supplied on Liberal Terms. Note the Apdbbs^s! \ Opposite to TPatterson's Store, andVnext to thel^olden Age Hotel,) \ CENTRAL fEQADWAY, EEBFXON