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Dunstan Times, Issue 1086, 16 February 1883, Page 1

Misc llaneous OPHIK BUTCHERY. OPHIR (BLACK& No 1. SPAIN, Wholesale and Retail Butcher. Small Goods of every description. Carts travel throughout the District for orders. Accounts rendered monthly. Awarded First Prize for Watches and Clocks New Zealand Exhibition, 1863. Q. AND T. YOUNG. Importers, Practical WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS Would respectfu ly draw the attcnti ui of tlie public generally, and • specially of intending purchasers, to ‘heir extensive and valuable stock of Gold and silver watches Gold and silver jewellery English, French, and American clocks Silver and electro-plate 1 goods, etc. Having received ox Suez rna;l s esmer, nd ships Loch Pertpis and Wild Deer, large shipments ot new goods, their stock now wid he found to cou‘ain al the newest and most fislnon ah e designs of the Home Markew, and their prices, considering the quality of the goods, very low. As a guarantee of the qu.ditv of the .oods, sold by them, G. ,v T Y. need only mention that the leading shops in both Edingbingh and Glasgow are supplied by the same manufacturers, aud with the same class ol goods. An early inspection is respectxully invited. Note the Address iG. & T. YOUNG, 80 Princcs street, Dunedin ; Great North Road, Tiraaru ; Thames street, < 'amain ADVERTISING agency. R T. WHEELER, Advertising and Com. mission Agent and Collector 1 LICENSED BROKER, Under the “Land Transfer Act." A Ivertisements received for evety New paper in the Colony. Crown Grants Uplifted and Registered Land Bought and Sold, Waste Land Sales Attended Note the address s Wheeler’s Advertising Aornov Stafford-sheet, Dunedin Under Section 5, Act 632. ART UNION, PURCHASE OF THE BUNGAREE JUMTH'N FREEHOLD ESTATE BY fcUBSUKIPTION--10.000 subscribers of LI each. 120 prizes of the full value of LIO,OOO. 117 Lola guaranteed Cash if preferred. Lot 1 - 5 prizes, L4.00U. 1.15 ‘each. Lot 2 2nd prize, Lot 10 1 ] uie, L3OOO i.su Lot 3 3rd prize. Lot 11 to 20—10 L 1360 poizes, LIU each Lot 4 4th prize Loigl t" 12J ltd L4i>o prizes, L 4 cao-i The management is compelled to extend the time of di awing to the Ist day of August, 1882. Notwithstanding this announcemeat, the drawing will positively be proceeded with Bi-vcn days after the Khans are subscribed for. Unsuccessful applicants will have their momy returned ptr return post. This is the grandest opportunity over offered to win a substantial priz >, not a large and independent fortune for £l. SETH R. PEBBSE. No. 1 Australian srd Lmcpeeti ClujnJber Box, Post-office Ballarat. (lead jirospoctoa,