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Otago Daily Times, Issue 141, 29 April 1862, Page 1

Business Notices. SHAM 11 O, C X "CIAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTKL, ' OPPOSITE ARCAJDE, S KATTIIAY-STItKET, DDNKDIN * I Fiom Ararat, Lamplough, In^lewood, and Mountain Creek, Victoria. r ~ • WINES" OF THE BEST QUALITY. PRIVATE PARLORS FOR FAMILIES^ .*> • i FIRST CLASS' ACCOMM ODA rD IO N FOR TRAVELLERS. HOD STABLING. TvIUKPIir AND CO., • i ■ ' Proprietors. '. ' " CHEAP DtfAPEBt". "' ~ PANTLIN, & CO. 'beer -to th<> at- ¥^ tention of the tiado to their Jarge stock of Drapery, the whole of which they aie dealing out'at very low rates. REYNOLDS' BOND. Old Jetty. S' JONFS (late Jones, Bild &T;Co.), Auctioneer, . Cattle S.desman, and General Commission 'A'«" *. 1 *zi> to intimate to the inhabitants of Dunedin and the public of Otago geneially, that he" will carry , on business as usual, and trusts from his long expen- ' elictxu Victona and in this Province, to receive a continuance of that pationage hitherto so liberally bestowed upon the firm. S. JONES, Auctioneer, Cattle Salesman, and . General Commission Agent. 1 THE Dlftß KB 8' EXPRESS FOR EAST TAIERI. DAILY. LEAVING Anderson and Stoddart'a, Bakers, George-street, at 2 45 p.m. Leaving Reliance Hotel, East Taieri, at B*3o a.m. I'AKKS :— s. d. To Green Island ... " ... ... 2 0 To Saddle Hill . . . .40 To Rob Roy Hotel ... , 5 C To Reliance Hotel, eighteen miles from Town . . . 8 0 N.B.—The Pioprietor of the Diggers' Express having made an anangement with the Boatmen, Passengers can be conveyed to the Woolshed Diggings at a reasonable late. JAMES CARMICHAEL, Proprietor. fTIHE undersigned offer their sei vices for the purX chase of TEA in the Melbourne Maiket; as tJiey make this aiticle a speciality, they aie in a position to get the best value. • j The class of Tea that has been shipped to Dunedin certainly does not lequiie judgment, as the greater portion of the. shipments have been of alow character; they would, however,' recommend a better class of Tea to be purchased ; and as thpy taste every chop that arrives heie, and_having a full knowledge of the various qualities, they feel convinced they would give satisfaction. Biokerage, one per cent., buying and forwarding, .References for the satisfaction of the Importer. , ROBERTSON & EVERARD:, ' Tea Brokers,' - ] 69 Collins street west. Melbourne. R. WILLIAM C, .VAHLAND, Architect and and Surveyor. OfJicc,- Staffoi d- street, five ■doors above the Provincial Hotel. ( | TO CAPTAINSTPROVIDORES, & STEWARDS THE, VICTOKPAN BUTCHERS' COMPANY beg to draw the attention of all those arriving: in Otairo, to the fact that they are prepared to supply shipping with dispatch, and at 'reasonable pi K'oa. ' ' 1 . STAFFORD STREET, j Opposite the Provincial Hotel. CANDLES, at 7i).fpnn lb. ' i WHOLESALE AT ' WATER OF LEITH ' CANDLE WORKS. " i .CAMERON & THOMSON, Great King-street. I —A~N~D ERS O N A-N D SID, NS, , (Late Hall and Aldeison), . tanners and curriers, , -*I anufacturers and Importers ol i i) D L E R V,—II A R N ES S, lO Wayne's Patant Bi caking Saddles j l Crimean and other Pack Saddles j Boots and Shoos I Enamelled and Japanned Leathers Moioccos, Roans, and all other Fancy Leathers I Mill Belts—Accoutrements ■ ' Grindery and' Saddlers' Ironmongery' 221, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. Black and Polar. Oils always on hand, i NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. IF the Hydraulic Press, now laying in James Paterson and Cp.'s Premises, is npt removed, and the charges paid oil the same within one month tain! this 'date, it will be sold to defray expenses. t JAMEb PATERSON k CO. Dunedin, March sth. ' ' I "VTOTJCE OT? REMOVAL.— Mr. H. Hoiioi-ron _LN has lemoved fiom Walker-street to the Stores of Messrs. Henry Driver and Co., Staftoid-streei). UNION HOTEL WETHEBSTONE'S. I ' ON Hard, a well selected Stock of Wines, Spirits, and Beers. ' I BARR, MALCOLM, & CO.,' Proprietors. EDICA L HALL DUNEDIN, (Late A. S. Wilson's) Established 1852. THOS. M. "WILKINSON, , From Denueford's and Co., New Bond-street, London, < Pharmaceutical and Dispensing Chemist, Importer of Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &c. ■ Wholesale and Retail. | MR. A. S, WILSON, in retiring from the above business, respectfully thanks the inhabi- . tants of Otago for the suppoit so liberally extended to him duriHg the past seven years, ..and desires to introduce Mb. Wilkinson as his successor, whose practical knowledge will, he feels assured,! give full satisfaction to all,who may favor him with their patrbnage. , , ' -Mr. rT. M. Wilkinson begs to infor the Inhabitants ' of Dunedin, and the Public generally, 'that he; haa taken into Partneiship, Mr. James Dixon, (late of ' Collins-street, Melbourne,) and trusts by their pombined attention to Business, to merit a share of ipublic support. ' '1 Country orders promptly executed at lowest W fiolefeale Pricea. ' . / THE OLD IDENTITY. .J - OTAGO REFRESHMENT ROOMS,/ Hight street. Tea, Coffee, Chops and Steaks, always ready. Soups, &c, from 12 till 2 p.m. Wines[ and sale of the "best quality. . '< WILLIE LANG, Proprietor. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES 'AT ■ i THE BOOT WAREHOUSE, OOTAGON i , and. , t ' , j George Stbelt. ' -,„ „ I T, r J?. ADAMS informs his Friends and the' Pub- . lie, that he is selling off his present Stock at .Greatly Reduced Prices, in,order to make room for Fresh Arrivals by the - , DpNA ANITA ■ ' 'and I ACKBAB,. „ _^_ * TO PARENTS AND GUARBIANS.I- --• ' ' | i BELL HILL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS'^ AND INFANTS. rT j ■> CONDUCTED BY .THE-' MISSESJ"''^MITII.' 1 WILL beppeued)on Monday, the 28th-; instant ; .The Misses Smith,hold) veryiflattering'-testi- • monials ofidompeteney foi!in.sfcructiiigthe young^ --in / • "' / .' Terms Moderate. WILSON'S COTTAGES, BELL HILL. '