! Balclutha Advertisements. Crown 'ftjlfe -Hotel, : ; B ATE, CLUT HA.A mHOMAS STAN-BROOK Begs|to return "his sincere thanks to. his. numerous patrons for the support accorded him during the last twelve months, and takes the opportunity of informing them that in order to meet the requirements of visitors and the travelling public, he has completed a LARGE ADDITION TO HIS HOTEL, • which is replete with all the latest improve- ments ;. whilst being separated from the main building, it has all the comforts of a private hotel, having separate Dining and Sitting Rooms for Ladies. The Electro Bell system has also been added, thus rendering communication throughout the Hotel perfect. The Cuisine department has undergone a thorough renovation, and will still continue to be under the personal, supervision of Mrs Stanbroolc, whose care and attention have hitherto given such great satisfaction. In connection with the .Hotel there is a BILLIARD ROOM,with one of Alcock's best Tables, under the superintendence of an experienced marker. There is FIRST-CLASS STABLING for Horsf s, with experienced grooms always in attendance. The Southern Line of Coaches arrives and departs from this hotel! | SADDLE AND HARNESS. HORSES, ' BUGGLES, &c, always on band. ' ' An experiencd man has been engaged to receive 'Horses for breaking to harnes?, for which purpose a Carriage Break is kept on the premises. i ■ Note the address, Grown -Hotel, Balclutha. 838 A LLAN' "O. CAMPBELL, tailor and Clothier, clyde-street, balclutha. A' large assortment of "best blue? superfine cloths, tweeds, hats, caps, neckties, handker- chiefs, dress shirts, gentlemen's underclothing, &c, always on band. i Country orders punctually attended to. ; CHEAP FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT. i ''"3~&'W%%~~ : W.. u.'"§75.7~' :: " A ' JAMES-STREET, BALCLUTHA. T W. begs most respectfully to inform the : • .inhabitants, of Balclutha that he tio carry on the businees as Undertaker on the Londbn'Style, and hopes by strict attention aad economy to merit that support he deserves, j 'Having' carried on the business in first rate >tyle dn London, for. threo. years previous to ; coming out to the colonies. He feels con- fident he will be able to conduct funerals on a .'better principle than he. has. „ witnessed since he arrived in Ota'g Funerals conduc ted with hat : bands for the occasion. ...... Children's 'fan <?rals from L 5 and upwards. G*b ffh-.iip pc /sons&rdm Lib and upwards. 