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Otago Daily Times, Issue 32, 21 December 1861, Page 8

t Auctions. "TONES, BIRD, & Co. beg- respectfully to int) form Importers of Cattle and Sheep that they arc now ready to receive the same for Auction or Private Sale,"at their ncwly-erccted extensive and commodious' Cattle and Sheep Yards, adjoiningJones' Provincial Hotel, I>unc<lin. JONES, BIRD & Co., Auctioneers, 2i 30 Cattle and Sheep Salesmen. "JONES, BIRD & CO.'S * HORSE SALE DAYS, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, % SATURDAYS. 88 30c . . ~ ' JONES, BIRD, & CCS HORSE AND CATTLE BAZAAR, Dunedin and Sandhuest, Established 1852. JONES, BIRD & CO. hold regular sales of Horses, Carriages, &c, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, at 2 o'clock. All parties sending Horses, Stock, or Carriages, are requested to forward written instructions previous to sale, stating full particulars, and amount of Reserve, if any. The usual advances made on all kinds of Horse" and other Stock, Carriages, Saddlery, &c, consigned for sale. 466 42 J. DANIELS & CO., {late of Melbourne), AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. 195 33c PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. WRIGHT ROBERTSON" & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Advances made on Goods placed in their hand or Sale. 87 30 c ROWLEY & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, Princes Street, Near the Police Barracks. Dunedin : Provincial Hotel; Gabriel's Gully: Opposite the Old Post Office; Waitahuna: Main Road. /CHARLES ROWLEY begs to intimate that he \J has taken into Partnership Mr. J. B. Simons, and their business for the future will be carried on under the title of Rowley & Co. R. & Co. beg to inform the Public that they have entered iuto arrangements for Expressing Parcels Daily to and from Dunedin, Waitahuna, and Gabriel's Gully. R. & Co. have also opened CIRCULATING LIBRARIES, READING, and WRITING ROOMS at Tuapeka and Waitahuna, and are now prepared to receive Subscribers to same. R. & Co. also hope, by strict attention to business, and prompt delivery of all Small Parcels entrusted to their care, to merit a share of public patronage. Hand-bills and Circulars distributed for Merchants, &c., at the Diggings. 249 33 " JAMES KEIR AND CO., PAINTERS, GLAZIERS and PAPER HANGERS, George-street have always ©n hand a Large Stock of OIL, GLASS, COLOURS, & SHEET GLASS, Suitable for Shop Fronts, .om 30x20 to 56x34. 126 30c GOLD OFFICE. rpHE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR 1 GOLD AT GEORGE CASPER'S, Australian House, Nearly opposite to the Bank of New South Wales, Princes-street. 127 30 TIMBER. PRINCES-STREET TIMBER-YARD, Immediately below Barrccks, EVERY Description of Building Material always on hand. 330 c GEORGE O'DRISCOLL. " THE WASHINGTON HOTEL." LAWRENSON & MONSON, Proprietors. WETHEBSTONE'S GULLY. New Rush. L& M. beg respectfully to return their • sincere thanks to the inhabitants, gentry, and miners of the above District for their kind patronage and support since opening the above Establishment; and trust, by continued attention to business, and civility on the part of the employes of the establishment, still to have a share of public patronage. L. & M. having completed their new and commodious suite of Sitting, Dining, and Bedrooms, together with COMMODIOUS BAR, which they guarantee to be always found replete with choiest Wines and Brandies of the best brands ; Ales, &c. TABLE D'HOTE Each day at One o'Clock. N.B.— Observe the WASHINGTON is situated in the centre of Broadway, nearly opposite the head of Bourke-sireet. VICTORIAN BUTCHERS' COMPANY. BEARD, COOPER & CO., SHEEP AND CATTLE DEALERS, Stafford-street. "OARGIE, PATTERSON & CO., Wholesale Jj Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchants Princes-street, near the Cutting. 1136