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Dunedin Advertisements J H U I T T R E.E S Gooseberry and Currant Bushes Raspberry Canes Hawthorn Quicks, two and three years old Strawberry Plants Rhubarb Hoots, of best sorts, Ob Sale by 0. MATTHEWS, Nursery and Seedsman, Dunedin, Prices can be ascertained on application at the ■office of this paper. L E X. M E E, late of Hokitika and Golden Age Hotel, NOW YORK HOTEL, Oeoßob-strekt, Dunedin, (Late Millar & HaU’s). A. Mee, having purchased the above hotel, begs to inform Minors and the Public generally that the business will bo carried on as formerly, and that he will do all in his power to ensure the comfort of visitors. His long experience in hotelkeeping is a sufficient guarantee that everything will be kept first-class. Old visitants to the hotel will receive his beat attention. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Good Stabling on the premises. 33 [Established 1838.| BEAVER, Wa'pchmaker and Jewelled, Princes-street, (Nearly opposite the Bank of Otago), Dunedin, Begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally, that he has always on hand a good and varied stock of Goods ; and is in constant receipt, by every mail, from his home agents, of selections from the best makers, which he can confidently recommend, the principal features of which are— Watches and Chains not to be surpassed. Brooches, Earrings, Necklets, Rings, Lockets, Pins, <ic. lie. English, French, and American Clocks; Field Classes, and Nautical Instruments. Special orders from home executed at a small advance. A. B. wishes also to mention that repairs in all the different branches are executed carefully and with despatch. Jewellery manufactured to any design. 33 [Established 1866.] JOHN HISLOP, (Late Arthur Beverley), Pbinces-street, Dunedin, Bank of Otago. J. fl. bogs to acquaint his friends and the public generally that he Is in constant receipt of by every mail—NEW GOODS, purchased from the beat makers, of which a list is eaumeated below Watches—Gold and silver, ladies’ and gents’, open-faced and hunting, keyless, and every other description. Chains —Ladies’ and gents’ Colonial and English gold Albert and guard chains. Brooches and Earrings, extensive choice, set with diamonds and every other kind of precious stones. Bracelets and Necklets— Large assortment. Rings and Pins, various designs j also, studs, sleeve-links, and solitaires, and gold and silver pencil-oasea. Silver Goods—Tea and coffee services, knives, forks, spoons, salvers, inkstands, cardcases, children’s mugs; knife, fork, and spoon in sets; a selection of prize cups, salt-cellars, and brooches. Plated Goods—Tea and coffee services, sugarbasins, cruets, liqueur-frames, cakebaskets, egg-stands, salt-cellars, and every description of electro-plated goods Barometers—Ship and ball, aneroid, mercurial, 1 and metallic ; also, a largo assortment of thermometers. Telescopes —Opera, marine, and field glasses. Clocks—A largo assortment of English, French, and American clocks, suitable for draw-ing-rooms, dining-rooms, halls, or kitchens. Greenstone—A large assortment of greenstone, mounted, in brooches, earrings, studs, lookots, pins, &o. J. H. has the honour to inform the inhabitants of the Province that the Manufacturer of his London-made Watches took a First Prize at the International Exhibition, 1562 (London). All sorts of Colonial Jewellery made to order, Chronometers, Duplex, Lever, Horizontal, Verge, and every description of Watches carefully 33] repaired, Ship Chronometers rated by transit observation.