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North Otago Times, Volume I, Issue 10, 28 April 1864, Page 8

Dunedin Advertisements.

J\RIYER, MACLEAN AND CO., STOCK AND CATTLE SALESMEN, Stafford-streot, Dunedin, N.Z., Hold Sales by Auction at TnE PROVINCIAL CATTLE AND SHEEP YARDS, OP WORKING BULLOCKS, DAI BY CATTLE, &C, &C , &C, Dail) , at Two o'clock. PAT CATTLE, SHEEP, &C, &C, On any day an nuu be arranged. Are also prepared to arrange for Sales in the Country of CATTLE, SHEEP, AND FARMING STOCK. [ i Also, I i | 1 To Negotiate the Sale or Purchi)M> of i STATION PROPERTIES, And to make i LIBERAL ADVANCES ON STOCK (Shipped from the Australian Colonies; through | Jhcir AjrenK Messrs AV E &. A S King & Co , Melbourne. „ Johnson & TTood, Port Albert, Gipps Land. For the Northern Pro\ nices — Mes&rs Johnson &. Co., Wellington. ,, Watt, Kenned} and Watt, Napier. „ Miles & Co , Christchurch. Southland — Messis Morrison, Law &. Squires, Iinereargill. Andha^ean \trent at Port Chalmers, who is autlioiiscd to attend to the Landing of STOCK, and proude ample gra/mg accommodation until disposed of DRIVER, MACLEAN k CO. IT A It N E T T AND CO., Manse-streot, Dunedin , And Dee-street, Invercargill. Account Book Manufacturers Letter Press Printers Lithograjih Printers I Copperplate Printers j I Die Sinkers Brass Plate Engravers. j Printei"» to the Provincial Government. ' Printers of the Gazette PrintcrsandStationerstotheGeneralGov eminent. IMrORTIUiS, &.C., kc. COPYING PRESSES: Small size 50s. I Larger 70s. Largest i)0b. PAVLll DAG MAXUrACTUIlhES, &i- , _ Ac T O II N K A Y E, SHIPPING, CUSTOM-HOI HE, AND (iLMRAL COMMISSION AGIKT, ' Jctt}-Btreet, Dunedin i N B. —Agent in Dunedm ior the schooner, Maky Jane. _ | n U N N E T AND GO.,; AUCTIONEERS ' AND COMMISSION AOLN'IS, | Princes-street, Dunedin i Liberal Ad\ance» made upon 0ood=, consigned for Sale _ j DRAPERY SALES. ' DUNNET and CO., at the request of numerous clients, and for the (oinemcnw , of miporteis, have made arrangements to hold i regular Weekly Sales of Drapery and Slops, on WEDNESDAYS, at their rooms, Princes-street. STAFFORDSHIRE WAREHOUSE. MATH IE SON and CAMPBELL, (successors to David Weih), Wholesale and Retail China, Earthenware, and Glass Warehousemen. Kerosene Oil, Lamps, etc., etc. The largest and most general assortment, and iheapest prices in New Zealand, at the above Warehouse Mac laggau-btreet, Dunedm