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Otago Daily Times, Issue 94, 5 March 1862, Page 1

Business Notices. HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, SHAM PRUNING, kc, ma superior manner, by Jam i.j Chapman, at No. 2. Arcade, Duuedin. IVTOTICE to MASONS, SCULPTORS, and the IN PUBLIC in General. J. CURRIE k CO. beg to inform the inhabitants of Duuedin anil su.rounding district*, that they have received a superini' Assortment of Arbroath Pavement, Hearths, :;>ii! Tombstones, from 4 to Gin. thick; also, a suyi-rii:-:-lot of Hobart Town Hearths, Sills, Lintels, and ftly:-.:, the whole to be sold at very moderate prices. For price and quality -apply to-.1. Cuiniri'.. Nt ti;.) New Stone Store, Rattray-slreet, next the Bank of New South Wales. Dunedin, February, 10, ISG2. SPORTSMAN'S ARMS. BOURKE-STEEET, AVETHERSTON'S. MESSRS.' KENNEDY & KIRBY beg to intimate that they have erected large and eoniricdious premises at the above address. They have ou hand an excellent stock of Wines, Spirit:-;, and 80er... The House is the resort of all tiie sporting men cf celebrity, and tliere is always on view a complete view of Bell's Life.— KENNEDY'S Sportsman's Ainu, Wetherston's. MR. BARR'S POEMS. THE Publishing Committee beg to state thai Copies of the above work may now be had ai the following places, viz. : — M*'Leod and Gibson's"store, Princes-street. Smith and Marshall's do. do. do. Andrew Mercer's do. do. do. John Mollison's do. do. do. And Lambert's Stationery AVarehouse, Stafford-street. AI.F.X. M'LEOD, Secretary. JAMES KILGOUR, Treasurer. Dunedin, 13th February, 1862. , DR. AVILSON. (Late of Kyncton, Victoria,) MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HISS S U R G E R V, Arcade, From 10 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 0 to 8 p.m. Sleeps at the " Provincial.'' KEROSENE OIL AND IMPROA'ED KEROSENE LAMPS. ON SALE, a large variety of the above, inohi.-iln.-Table-stand, Hall, Hanging, Side, Bracket. Bedroom, Hotel, Billiard, and i'vdpit Lamps, Chandeliers, and Lanterns. Also, AVicks. Shades, Globes, Chimnovs, &c !■:■. AVHEELOCK AND STEVENS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers. Iti'i Bourke-stroei East, Melbourne, Victoria. Also, Sole Agents in Australia and New Zealur.d for AVheelor. and AVihon's celebrated new imj.;«.\.,i Family Sewing Machines. BRIDGE HOTEL AND AVHOLESALE STORES, (Late MunnAv's.) Junctions of the roads leading to Waitahuna. Gabriel's, and AVctherston's, MESSRS. HILL AND SMITHEE beg to intimate that they have purchased the wlrilj ef these extensive properties, including Stores, Bakery, and Slaughter-yards. They have excellent beds and ample Kec.'om;H'...?;v tion for foot travellers, also large and cciniuut!iov..j stables, with plenty of good feed. Messrs. H. ancl S, have on baud a large asEflrtmo:!'.; of general stores, suited to dealers ar.d . others, at wholesale prices. Also AVincs, Spirits, and Beer, rt current rates. Observe the Address — BRIDGE HOTEL, (Late Murray's) The only good crossing place over the AVaitahuna River. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNKRsTITP." T^TOTICE is hereby .giver, that the partnership Jy* existing under the firm of TUKNBULL, BING & CO., as Merchants and Commission agent::, in Dunedin, will expire and be dissolved, by mutual consent, on the SOth day of April next. All outstanding claims against the firm are requested'to be sent in without delay, and all peifoiu indebted will.'please pay the amounts due by them before the above mentioned date. GEORGE TURNBULL, for self, and as Attorney to AA'alter Turnbull. ADOLPII BING. Witness: Edward Reeves, clerk, Duuedin. Dunedin. Oth January, 1802. NOTICE. TO DIGGERS, TRAA rELLERS, AND_ OTHERS'. ROYAL HOTEL, Weatherstone's Gulley. J M'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 firrt-class articles, meet with a share of public support. The AA Tines, Spirits, Beer, &c, are of the best quality, and the stock will be kept supplied from tho best brands. House and Cooking Department under the management of Mrs. M'Donald, with assistance of good cook. A comfortable meal always ready from tbe hours of t> a.m. till 10 p.m. AVell aired beds. AVetherstone's, January 18tb, 1862. ALDERSON AND SON S, (Late Hall and Alderson), TANNERS AND CURRIERS, Manufacturers and Importers of SADDLER Y,—H AR N E S S; A\ Tayne's Patent Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots and 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. "XT J. BURROWS, Practical Sailmaker and Ship _LN . Chandler, Port Chalmers. Tar, pitch, oakum, spuuyarn, niariin, and housing. Ship and boat's spars New and second-hand ship and schooner's sails boat sails , Old rigging, blocks, &c, always on hand N.B. —Orders punctually attended to, and every possible dispatch given. ' MA. LEE, begs to inform the public and s inhabitants of Dunedin in general, that the United States Hotel and Dunedin Restaurant is now open to receive boarders and lodgers at the most reasonable terms, and holies by strict attention, to merit a share of support. M. A. LEE, Proprietor, A\ ralker-street. JOHN MOLLISON, Proprietor of the DIGGERS' MART, Princes-street, Dunedin, imports from Melbourne every description o GOODS suitable for the Diggers.' comfort and outfit. Likewise, Importer of BOOTS and SHOES of every description from England and Scotland. Also, always en hand, the finest selection ot Slops and Underclothing iv Town, suitable for the Diggers. General Drapery and Small AVarcs In great variety. .19 .10 c FOR a CUP OF GOOD COFFEE, go to the ARCADE CAFE AND READING ROOM. English, American, and Australian Papers on arrival of Mail. CROFTS AND CO., Proprietors. WETHERSTONE'S M< CORMACK AND M'MANEMIN, French Liqucur,JCordial, and Gingerbeer Manufacturers. SMITH O'BRIEN & OLD HOUSE AT HOME, Broadwat. riIHE Undersigned having obtained an AUCI TIONEER'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 ground, and secure for him the confidence o« the public. W. M'LELLAND, Auc ioneer and Commission Agent 1 No. 2, Mercer's Chambers, Dunedi