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North Otago Times, Volume III, Issue 46, 5 January 1865, Page 2 (Supplement)

Dunedin Advertisements. WOOL SALES. TO SQUATTERS, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS IN THE PROVINCES OP OTAGO & SOUTHLAND. The system of submitting Wool, Tallow, and similar produce to S-le by Auction, as practised in the Australian Colonies, and as introduced and successfully carried out by M'Landress, Hepburn and Co., of Dunedin, in this colony, has been received with so much favor by Sellers and Buyers in this and the neighboring Provinces, that it may he assumed without doubt Public Sales will in future become the recognised medium for the disposal of these products. ML., H. and Co. would remind Squatters that every parcel of wool submitted by them to auction last year was disposed of at prices satisfactory to sellers in every instance. Assured of the continued support of the Wool Growers of Otago, M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, AND CO. beg to intimate that they will resume as early as practicable their WEEKLY AUCTION SALES OF WOOL, &c, During the approaching season, and to secure the efficient management of this business, arrangements heve been made on an extended scale for receiving, classifying, and cataloguing wools, under the superintendence of an experienced stapler. In consequence of a recent addition to the firm of ML., H. and Co., one of the partners will devote his entire attention to Wool, thereby securing to Wool-growers the fullest possible regard to their interests. The Exhibition to be shortly held in this city will afford an opportunity not to be overlooked of displaying the resources of this country in its staple export. Impressed with this view, M'Landress, Hepburn and Co. have secured space for exhibiting prepared samples of wool; and intending exhibitors will please inform them as early as possible what their intentions are. , WOOL. TO SQUATTERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN AND CO. have secured MOST EXTENSIVE PREMISES In addition to their rooms in Manse street, Dunedin, for the storage of Wool. Ail Wool entrusted to them for sale will be stored free of charge. XT c o ii c n~, (Late of Commercial Hotel, Waikouaiti,) begs to inform the Inhabitants of Oamaru and surrounding districts that he has taken the CORNWALL ARMS HOTEL, GEORGE-STREET, DUNEDIN, where, he can assure his former patrons and the public in general, nothing but the best articles are drawn. The Bedrooms are under the special superintendence of Mrs Cohen.' Meals at all hours. Passengers for Oamaru and Districts can depend upon being called in time for the Coach, as it passes the door. Note the Address —Cornwall Arms Hotel, George-street, Dunedin. 7i ii i i is t i c ' s CALEDONIAN HOTEL, Corner of Walker and Hope-streets, DUNEDIN. -p HENRY AND CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, SHIP CHANDLERS, AND IRON MERCHANTS, OCTAGON, DUNEDTN. OLD IDENTITY HOTEL, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. THIS old-established Hotel continues to receive a liberal share of patronage, for which tho Proprietors beg to thank their numerous customers. LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, SOUPS, &c, At all hours. A good supply always kept on hand of the Best Ales, Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs, and Cordials that can be imported. Colonial Ale in splendid condition. G. & J. WILLIAMSON, Proprietors. ■pOYAL HOTEL, Walker-street. Dunedin j WILLIAM WATSON, Proprietor, Begs to return his sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal support he has received since opening his Hotel, and hopes to have a continuance of the same, he having erected anew Hotel, the convenience of which vies with any Hotel in Dunedin. First-class Accommodation for Boarders. Wines and Spirits, Bottled Ales und Porter of the Best Brands. BILLIARD BAGATELLE. MAC'S FIBE BRIGADE HOTEL, (Opposite the Engine House), PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. WILLIAM MACILWAIN begs to inform his friends and the public that ho has opened the above Hotel, to which he has made extensive additions, by which it offers most extensive accommodation to its patrons. WINES AND BJfiEB. OF THE BiSST QUALITY Bass's No. 4 Ale on Draught Younger's Bottle Ale T,ennant's Stout _____ ♦ THE CAFE DEPARTMENT, Opened under the management of Mr Wm. Flowerj so justly celebrated as a firet-class chef de cuisine. The HOTEL is under the entire management o: Mr ANDREW MOIR, formerly of Moir's Hotel Manse street. *** Barnes , Line of Coaches start from this Hotel and Cobb'f line to Waikouaiti and OamftrU past th< door.