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Otago Daily Times, Issue 67, 1 February 1862, Page 1

Business Notice_s. nnHE Undersigned bavinir obtained .an AUCI TIONEEK'S LICENSE, is now prepared to conduct Sales of Ships, Timber, General Merchandise. Cattle, Land, Agricultural Produce, and Household Effects. Trusting that thirty years' experience in Commercial Business will place him on the 'vantage around, and secure for Jiiui the confidence of the public. W. M'LELLAND, Auctioneer and Commission Agent No. 2, Mercer's Chambers, Dunedin. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1802. ' pplE Commissioners.for-Otago invite par--4 tics wishing to exhibit samples of wool, wheat, oafs,or barley, at the approaching? International Exhibit.ion, to forward them to the office of His Honor, the Superintendent," for transmission to London. As the period for receiving articles in London is limited, it is necessary that every thing going from Ot.ago, should be in tlio hands of the Commissioners witliin tlie next week or ten days. CHARLES 11. KETTLE, Commissioner, Hon. See. Dunedin, 241 h January, 1862. DR. WILSON, (Late of Kyneton, Victoria,) MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS S~U R G E R V, Arcade, From 10 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Sleeps at the Provincial. HARRY W. P. SMITH, Architect. Plans and Specifications prepared on the shortest 'notice. Messrs. Murray, Spieer, and Co.'s office, George-street, Dunedin. TORAGE.—Goods stored at current rates, at Scott & Co.'s, Princes-street. 366 39 ST. Oil AGE AT CURRENT RATES. CRICHTON, DALRYMPLE & CO. •BRIGHTON, DALRYMPLE & CO. are XJ prepared to CONTRACT FOR CARTAGE to and from the Jetty, Bench, or elsewhere, of timber, hay, oats, sugar, flour, &c, by the job or otherwise. Offices: Princes-street and Cumberland-street. BRIDGE HOTEL AND WHOLESALE STORES, (Late Murk ay's.) ■ Junct ons of the roads leading to Waitahuna, Gabriel's, and Wetherstone's, MESSRS. HILL & SMITIIER beg to intimate that they have purchased the whole of these extensive properties, including Stores, Bakery, and Slaughter-yards. They have excellent beds and ample accommodation for foot travellers, also large and commodious stables, with plenty of good feed. Messrs. H. and S. have on hand a large assortment of general stores, suited to dealers and others, at wholesale prices. Also Wines, Spirits, and Beer, at current rates. * Observe the address— BRIDGE HOTEL, • • (Late MuiTay's) The only good crossing place aver the "Waitahuna River. . DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the L\ Partnership existing under the Firm of Turnbum,, Bins, and Co., Merchants and Commission Agents in Dunedin, will expire and be Dissolved by Mutual Consent on the 30th Day of April next. Ail outstanding claims against the Firm are requested to be sent in without delay, and all persons indebted will p'.ease pay the amounts due by them, before the abovo-mentionod date. GEORGE TURNBULL, for self, and as Attorney for WaijTeh TurnbuijL ADOLPH BING. .-■■•* Witness—Edward Reeves, Clerk, Dunedin. Dunedin, 9th January, 1862. SEA VIEW COTTAGE, Moray Place, DAY & BOARDING SCOHOL. npilE Duties of the above Establishment, conJL ducted by Miss AYim-shire, will recommence on February 3rd, 1862. Terms for Day School, 3 Guineas per quarter. Boarding School, £50 per annum. Extras: Music, 2 Guineas per quarter. French, do. do. M'CALLUM and MURRAY, DRAPERS, Maclaggau-street, opposite Abbeyleix house, beg most respectfully to intimate to the ladies of Dunedin and suburbs, that they have on hand a large and well-assorted STOCK of DRAPERY, selected by their Mr. Murray from some of the best houses, and they can, with confidence, recommend them as being first-class Goods. CHAPLIN'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL. JUNCTION OF GABRIEL'S & WEATHERSTONE'S fTTU-IE Proprietor begs to intimate that they JL have recently erected large and extensive premises, capable of accommodating from fifty to sixty boarders. The sitting rooms are spacious and comfortable, the attention good, and the bedrooms replete with every comfort. ;*> The proprietors desire particularly to draw the attention of those who have business in Tuapeka to the above accommodation, and as they are sparing no expense in order to secure the comfort of their customers, they hope to be favored with a proportionate patronage. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best quality, and at the lowest rates. HOME, WEATHERLY, & CO., Proprietors. NOTICE. TO DIGGEES, TRAVELLERS, & OTHERS. ROYAL' -HOTEL, Wetherstone's Guuvr. JM'DONALD respectfully intimates that he » has now opened the above first-class hotel, and he hopes by strict attention to business, and keeping nothing but first-class 'articles, meet with a share of public support. The Wines. Spirits, Beer, &c, are of the best quality, and the stock will be kept supplied from the best brands. House and Cooking Department under the management of Mrs M'Donald, with assistance of good cook. A comfortable meal always ready from the liouis of 6 a.m. till 10 p.m. Well aired Beds. Wetherstone's, January 18th, 1862. NOTICE. rpHE finest TEA and COFFEE in New ZeaJL land, can be obtained at Maurice Joel's, (late Simpson k Hendersons) Provincial Store and Dunedin Library, Princes-street. Wholesale and Retail. :TaEderson and sons (Late Hail and Alberson), TANNERS AND CURRIERS, Manufacturers and Importers of SADDLERY— HARNESS Wayne's Patent Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots aud Shoes ■* Enamelled and Japanned Leathers Moroccos, Roans, and all other Fancy Leathers Mill. Belts—Accoutrements ■ Grindery and Saddlers' Ironmongery. 221, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. Black and Polar Oils always on hand. WILSON & WAIN'S Commercial Hokse Bazaar RATTRAY STREET. HORSES, "CARRIAGES, &c, ON HIRE AND SALE. HA V, COR N, &c, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. 406 40