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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1595, 2 September 1885, Page 3

DISPATCH FOUNDHYOOIIPAHY, LIMITED. GREYMOUTH). Established, 10 Years. ENGINEERS Boiler makers, Iron | -L^ and Brass founders, Millwrights, Wood turners, and General Smiths. Are provided with the best tools adapted for any of the above jobs. THEY T e*n consequently SELL at the LOWEST PRICES, and turn dut work at the shortest notice, They have on hand or will make to order or erect any machinery required for the goldfields. Chilled W T heels, 20/- per cwt ; Best Hematite Shoes and Bottoms, 14/- per cwt ; Fire Bars, 15/ per cwt ; Punched and Countersunk Iron Rails, 16- per cwt; All other goods equally cheap. i SEND FOR PRICES. __ j Special attention given to repairs. Agent for Reefton and district — : G. C. BOWMAN. NOTICE. : THIS IS TO NOTIFY, that JAMES ! LAWRY is AUTHORISED to COLLECT all DEP.TB due to the late I firm of HAMPSON AND LAWRY. j His receipt will be sufficient acknowledgement Cor same. Mr Liiwry will also pay all debts '■ due by the late firm of Hampson axd La wry. in the Estate of the la*e Francis Hampson. In connection with the abovo, I Wii to anncunce that I have purchased tlie. j Livery Stable business formerly carried on as above, and beg to solicit a continuance of public pi'ronage. JAMES LAWRY. S~C~H 0 L A S T I C. MRS ROBERTS having OPENED iU a PRIVATE SCHOOL for YOUNG CHILDREN, is now pre pared to RECEIVE PUPILS at her RESIDE Ni 'ii, Sheil street, Reefton. "Rough ox corns.' — Ask tor Wells' "Rough on Corns.'' Quiet relief, complete, j>eriM:v.Jllt CIUV ' ''■»!ll c . 'Vttts. t..t.. .!.,.... i;.j V.l v : .