Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2, 16 November 1861, Page 1

Sisa3ii3,©S3 Advertisements. ~~" TOWERS'S ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL, (First Hotel through Ihe Cutting.) \%T TOWERS -wishes to intimate to -new It © arrivals,-and parties returning from the diggings, that they will find first-class ACCOMMODATION, combined with moderate charges. Private Sitting and Bedrooms. Chops, Steaks, Soup, &c.,- any hour between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. GOOD STABLING. 2 30c ' ■ JENKIN.S' (Originally from Wellington.) BOAItD IN- G HQ.U SE, Moray-Place, Dunedin. "O JENKINS begs to inform his friends from JDbc Wellington that he has commenced Business in the above line, where he hopes to meet with patronage from all his friends. Moray Place, Bunedin, Nov.. 14. 7 SOc ~~~~ WATSON'S UNIVERSAL CAFE & RESTAURANT, WALKER STREET. Chops Coffee Steaks Tea Ham Eggs always ready Hot Joints and Soups from 12 a.m. till 4 p.m. 9 soc jerated waters and bitters. If You Want SUPERIOR BOOTS AND SHOES, JUST PAY A VISIT TO THE QUEEN'S BOOTMAKER. TJ7ILLIAM SIMPSON has received per V-V "Pladda" from Glasgow, a splendid assortment of BOOTS and SHOES of every description, suitable for the season, which he is determined to sell at very reasonable prices. All these Goods Warranted. $g§* A number of EMPTY TRUNKS on hand for Sale. , . 10 30c AUSTRALASIAN PRIVATE HOTEL MACLAGG-AN-STEET, DUNEDIN. ALBEUT GRIFFITHS (late Providore and Chief Steward to the Geelong, Adelaide, arid Sydney steamers) begs to intimate that he has leased the above Premises for the accommodation of the public. STABLING. THE ALBION ■ FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN. npi-IE ACCOMMODATION offered at this JL Hotel is unsurpassed in the Colony, combining the freedom of a Hotel, with the comforts of an English Home. IVines, Spirits, and Cigars of the best quality. 40 78 ~ DAVID ADAM~ Princes-street, Opposite the Barracks, HAVING completed a First-class OVEN, and engaged an experienced Baker, is prepared to supply Families, Hotels, and Boardinghouses with an article of first quality. The Van will take bread to any part of the town daily. Marriage Calces made to order. A constant supply of Teas, Coffees, Jams, Pickles, and Oilmen's Stores, all of best brands. Just Arrived ex " Omeo " and " Oscar," Sheaths and Knives, Picks, Dishes, Billies and Pannikins, Spades and Shovels. Also, an assortment of Basketware, Cups and Saucers, Chamber Sets, Shoe Brushes, and a general variety of goods in the general line too numerous to particularize in an advertisement. { ADAM'S S T ORE, Opposite the Barracks. 40 30c [circular.] 15, Princes-street, Dunedin, sth Nov., 1861. MESSRS. TEMPERLEY, JONES, & CO. beg to intimate to the Public that they have established themselves in the above-men-'j tioned Premises as GENERAL MERCHANTS, ! CUSTOMS, CARRIERS, LAND, ESTATE, and COMMISSION AGENTS ; and that they are prepared to receive Consignments and forward Goods to the Diggings, the neighbouring Colonies, and all parts of the world. They will also undertake the Purchase of Property, the Letting and Selling of Houses, and advance money .on all Goods and Property entrusted to . them for immediate Sale. 24 SOc REGISTRATION OF DOGS. ALL Persons owning or maintaining dogs which have not been registered at the Office of the Clerk to the Bench, Dunedin, or at the Office of any other Clerk to the Bench in the Province, are liable in very serious penalties. All dogs, feeing six months old, are required to be registered annually on the Ist day of April., The constabulary force are the prosecutors and informants under the "Dog Nuisance Ordinance." Dunedin, November 12, 186 L 35 78