Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2584, 30 May 1871, Page 1

Public Notice?. JjILOOR CLOTHS, 18 feet, 15 feet, 12 feet, and 9 feet wide. FLOOR CLOTHS, 6 feet, 4 feet 6 indies, 3 feet 9 inches, 3 feet, 2 feet 3 inches, with border. New patterns and well seasoned. HERBERT, HAYNES, & Co. WHISKY! OLD MATURED WHISKY !-Viz., Smith’s Genuine Glenlivet. per doz, 455. J. & J. Grant’s Glenlivet 425. Very Old Campbletown ... ... 425. HOGG & HUTTON, Princes street. O LD MATURED WHISKEY. The, undersigned have on hand a Stock, Matured in Wood, from that celebrated distillery, J. & J. GRANT, GLENLIVET, of an age certainly not excelled in this province. Gentlemen are invited to examine samples, either in Bond, or Duty paid, before purchasing. PATERSON & M‘LEOD, Sole Agents. DUNEDIN. ADELAIDE WINES, red and white, best quality, in quarts, 30s per doz ;■ pints 16s per doz ; quarter-casks and octaves, of about 28 and 14 gals, respectively, 9s per gal. in bond. Also the celebrated Morooro Growths, which are shipped only in bottle, consisting of Sweet Verdeilho, Dry Yerdeilho, . Carbenet, Reisliug, &c., 42s per case of 1 doz, quarts. These wines are selected from the best growths in Adelaide, possess great strength, good flavour, and bouquet, the strength consisting real vinosity, and not adventitious spirit. They are made from the pure juice of the grape in a colony pre-eminently adapted for the culture of the vine, and where great attention has been paid to tl e art of wine-making. The Medical Profession strongly recommend them to the use of invalids. As to the character of the wines sold as Ports and Sherries wo would refer the public to an article in the Edinburgh Review of July, 1867, copies of which may be obtained from us gratia. DARLING and CO. Adelaide Wine Depot, Princes St., Duuerin. Merchandise. ON SALE, Ex Harvest Home. 1785 packages, comprising Jamaica runr. Bloods stout, crushed sugar, salt, vinegar, currants, flgs, raisins, nuts, carbonate of soda, white herrings, malt, cream of tartar, tartaric acid, castor oil, sulphur, blucstone, caustic soda, fencing wire, &c. Ex Warrior Queen, Jessie Roadman, and Agnes Muir. 667 packages, comprising brandy, old tom, port wine, sago, ginger, hops, owiss cigars, pipes, whisky, cocoa matting, &c. j 25 tons pig iron. To arrive per Robert, from New York. 1000 cases kerosene. 1403 packages, comprising tobacco, sarsaparilla, chairs, clocks, lamps, brooms, stoves, shovels, picks, axes, cut nails, scales, pumps, trucks, tubs, buckets, potatoe hooks, hay forks, pain-killer, bitters, dried apples, lobsters, &c. W. and G. TURNBULL and CO. For Sale. CAVERSHAM RAILWAY. FREE HOT,D sections at LIO, Ll2, LIS, and L 25 each, within a few minutes walk of tlie Caverstam Eailway Station, may be had on application to Mr HARDY, Eldon Chambers, Princes street. Immediate possession ; monthly or quarterly payments. Most desirable investments; only a few sections left. Apply early. Terms to suit purchasers. SUBURBAN FREEHOLD LAND, MORNI INGTuN. Gillies and street arc instructed by Mr George Matthews to sell by private contract, Five building Allotments for supsriorjresidences, of about one acre each, situate in the suburb of Morniugton, opposite the residence of Mr Matthews. The view from these allotments can be truly said to be one of ihe most beautiful of all the fine views around Dunedin—commanding the face of Flagstaff, Mount Cargill, the Ocean to the Forbury point, the Harbor, and Peninsula. The allotments are convenient for building purposes, and each allotment has a . frontage to the main metalled road. GILLIES and STKEBT, Princes and Dowling-streets. UNDER LAND TRANSFER ACT. TOWNSHIP OF ST. KILDA. FOR SALE. — Freehold Sections inclose proximity to Caversham Eailway and Forbury Park. Very Liberal terms for payment. J. REID; MACKENZIE,' ' G, Princes street North, , FOR SALE, an s-h.p. THOMPSON’SPATENT LOAD STEAMER, with Indiarubber Wheel Tires, “and all t.he latest.improvements. ARTHUR BRISCOE. &. CO. OAKEY’S Goods sol£ everywhere by' Ironmongers, Oilmen, GrocetS, Brushmakers, Druggists, &c.