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Otago Daily Times, Issue 144, 2 May 1862, Page 1

Business Notices. TO THE BUSINESS MEN and ARISTOCRACY OF DUNEDIN. CAFE DE PARIS,-; -• -~: JSsST Jetty Street''„|£S' Next the Post Office. '"" RIORDAN BROTHERS, of the Parisian Cafe, Melbourne, beg to inforn the Business Men nnd Aristocracy of Dunedin, that they have opened the CAFE DE PARIS, Next the Post Ofiice. In a style superior toanyyetattemptediuNew Zealand, and trust by moderate charges and civility, and attention to the wants of their clients, to receive a fair share of public patronage. THE DINING SALOON Is spacious, and capable of accommodating 200 Persons. The proprietors have, at a great expense erected Steam Cooking Apparatus, Wliich enables them to supply all the delicacies of tho season, at prices to suit the most, fastidious and economical! The Cuisine is under the supervision of first-class Cooks, and the public may rely on having a recherche Bill of Fare. Attached to the establishment is a COFFEE and SMOKING ROOM, Where Coffee is served in the true Parisian style, and where lovers ofthe weed may while away an hour in in ease aud enjoyment, before resuming their businesa occupations. Board by the".Week on Moderate 'forms. The Cafe de Paris is open after the closing of the theatre aud other places of amusement, O EWI N G MACHINES. WHEELER & WILSON'S, The simplest and best. Pricks— Plain table machines .. .. .. £16 Silver plated do. 18 Half cabinet do. very handsome 21 H. SMITH, Agent, 49, Arcade, Dunedin. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. "TV/fR. WM. CARR YOUNG hereby• give notice _UUL" that he will shortly Remove from his prcseut offices to those in Victoriailouse (Mr Ick'spremises) Princes street, where all accounts then due to him will be received, aud all claims against him liquidated. ■Messrs. Daloety, Rattray, ancl Co., to whom liis business and premises have been transferred, will take possession thereof on thu Ist of May next. Dunedin, 16th April, 1862. , ■ ■; EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS. EDWARD CASPER & CO. inform Merchants, Importers, &c, that Goods sent in to the Exchange Sales Rooms are subject to no charge for RECEIVING, DELIVERING, OR STORE '.-■:.-..'■■ RENT, And that, as the largest Stores in Dunedin, can offer unequalled accommodation for the sorting and exhibition of auy quantity of merchandise. ■ WHEAT SOWING. ~~"~" IMPORTANT TO FARMERS ; Smut in Wheat. : Smut iv Wheat entirely prevented. By Royal Letters Patent. Day's Farmer's Friend, for preventing smut in wheat, and ravages from.slugs, grubs, aphit, wire, scissor worms, and other insects, superseding the old way of pickling with blue stone, and all other preparations; never known to fail, haying established its reputation and fame in these colonies, needs no further comment. Price 2s. per' packet, procurable through chemists and storekeepers. Observe, none genuine unless bearing at each end fac similes of Proprietor's signature. Manufactured only by sole patentee and proprietor, Charles Day, M.r.5.G.8., Agricultural Oke- ' ,misty; 27 Lonsdnle'-stxeet;-Melbourne.".-.:■■ '■ r . : : Genuine Horse and Cattle Medicine, Cheese and Butter coloring! '• . -. i >\ 'i' ■ Agent for Dunedin: Mr. GEO. CASPER, '""'-.. " Australian Store. , MR. BARR'S POEMS. THE Publishing Committee beg to state that Copies of the above work maynow.be had at 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 Mollisou's . do. do. do. And Lambert's Stationery Warehouse, Stafford-street. ALEX. M'LEOD, Secretary. JAMES KILGOUR, Treasurer. Dunedin, 13th February, 1862. A DESIDERATUM. I AM now prepared to take orders for BOOTS, which will be found, 'impervious to either Scotch mist or Dunedin sludge ; guaranteeing complete immunity from cold or damp feet. . MANLY THACKER, Premier Boot-maker, "■"■■•■yy Hope-street. ~ " E. NAT HA N, TTT ATCHMAKER& JEWLLER (Late with James Reid), " Princes-street, 3 doors from M'Leod and Gibsons's. Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch. NOTICE. THE Partnership hitherto existing. between the undersigned, under the name aud firm of Sharkey and Monaghan, Storekeepers and Butchers, Wethestones has been dissolved by mutual consent. A witness our hands at Wetherstone's, the third day of April, "1862," H. SHARKEY. P. MONAGHAN. Witness, —James Fenton". N.B. —Mr. Sharkey, Wetherstone's, will settle all the liabilities of the late firm, and collect all account* due thereto, which parties are requested to. settle forthwith. H. SHARKEY. "stake or d & C 0., IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, Pkinces-street, Dunedin, (Opposite Day & Mieville.) ... ; JUST ARRIVED, a Splendid Assortment, consisting of— Chandeliers Billiard Lamps Glass Shade* Suspension Lamps Stand do Paper do Side do Kitchen do Globes Bracket do HaU Lanterns Chimmes Parlor do Stable do Wick; &c, . And the PURE KEROSENE OIL. All country orders will receive prompt attention. Goods carefully packed and forwarded to any part ol New Zealand. NOTICE ... TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, &o. NO Goods are to be delivered on account of Provincial Hotel,-witbout a "written order. S. JONES, 114 30 c Proprietor. CITY EXPRESS. \ ~ BAGGAGE or parcels called for and delivered to all parts of the town. Orders received at Cobb k Co., at Victorian Store, Maclaggan-street: at the Royal George Hotel, George-street; or at Carriago Stand, corner of Prince and Stafford-street. JAMES OSGOOD. J . X . FRY, Wholesale, Retail, and General Storekeeper, TUAPEKA HOUSE, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Goods weighed "and forwarded to tbelDiggines '3130 c