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Otago Daily Times, Issue 161, 22 May 1862, Page 8

Busin ess. Notices. HUTTON'S ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. PW. BUTTON, i Marlaggan-street (uext to . Arcade), has ou hanu one of the largest ami most various assortment of Preserves in Duueaiu, consisting of— Preserved Partikige Preceived Ham „ Fowl „ liare „ Duck ~ Rabbit ~ Sardines „ Grouse ~ Findon Haddocks „ Lobsters „ Salmon „ Herrinas Hare, Giblet, and other Soups. COFFEES. No- I—.Button's1 —.Button's mixture, unrivalled. New Zealand luixiiue, go»d family coffee. Duneuiu coffee, really good. TEAS, fn packaues, rII sizes, for family and trmli::g_ pur-po-ses. From Uio proprietor's large experience in the Tea and Coffee Uiitte, lie feels confident that the most fastidious in taste, or economical in pocket, cannot fail to be satisfied, both as to quality and price. Goods delivered free -v. iUiin » miles of town. SPLENDID FEED FOR HOUSES DURING THE WITER SEASON. ON the banks of the Taicri. Horses received (without responsibility), at ss. per week. OLIVER COOPER, & CO., Vitorian Butchers' Co , Stafford-street, Dunedin. HORNBY AND KNOX'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, RATTBAY.-STIIHET. Clean bods, good meals, civility, attention, and moderate charges. VICTORIAN BUTCHERS' COMPANY. "VTOTICE. —All parties indebted to the late firm o _LN Beard & Cooper, are requested to pay the uinout due without delay, as all unsettled on the 17th inst. will be handed to a solicitor for recovery. EX LA.DV EGIDIA. SINCLAIR AND HISLOP, PItINOES- S T 11 E E T , DuNEDIN, BEG- respectfully to inform their customers that they will be able, in a few days, to show tilt undernoted goods, selected in the home market, specially to their order. They arcall first-class goods, newest styles, and being imported direct, will be found moderate in price. Notice will be given in future advertisement when they are ready for show. HATS, TRIMMED AND" UNTIUMMED.— Regina Minerva Buckingham Whitby Pearl Turban Satin Cord Felts Black Minerva BONNETS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. Bridal Bonnet?. Terry Satin StrawGlace Mixed Straw Crape Black Straw Devon Chip Rice Twist Crinoline White, improved. Mourning Bonnete Ladies' hose, gloves, riding gloves, head-dresses, pear] coronets, velvet coronets, wreaths, cambric hautikerchiefs, baby robes, hoods, trimmed caps, real laet caps, boys' collars, children's dresses, chinella, dress, and invisible hair nets, window muslins, black and white elastic, steel skirts, Thompson's patent skirts, tucked skirts. LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S STAYS. The rival corset, Queen's own, Jenny Lind, sinietrical, Piccoloniina, Excelsior, laclieB1 own. Garabaldi Jackets. GENT'S HATS AND CAPS. Black Oxfords Cambridge Deerstalkers' ■ French felts Fancy felts Balmorals Saxony Scarfs Tweed hats Handkerchiefs Ties Bvckskin gloves Collars Socks, &c. Heavy and general drapery goods also direct tc order, by following ships. PRINCES-STREET. BUSED] N. Between High-street and Rattray-stheet. IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN WHO HEQUIRE SITES FOR VILLAS. rgiHE undersigned hereby notifies for public infor_l_ niation that he has received instructions to survey and sub-divide a magnificent BLOCK OF LAND, Containing about 80 Acres, five miles from Dunedin, ou the Peninsula, And which will be offered for competition by pliblic auction on an early day. R. C. LUSCOMBE, Architect, &c, Princes-street. D. iIURISON, & CO. Bread and Biscuit Bakers, Pastrycooks, and Confectioners, Rattray-street. BREAD delivered to all parts of the town. Families supplieed with bread of best quality. Hot meat pies and luncheon cakes, from 11 o'clock until 6, p.. We Uiag cakss made to order. JOHN WIL SON, Late of Edinburgh, BUTCHER, MACLAGGAN STREET, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally, for the liberal support he lias received, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. J. W. is fortunately in a position to command & supply of Beef and Mutton of the best quality for six months to come, at market prices. lfWS mmWWT'fWW^§ I!FT'TE s^iHTtTTI Walkek-Simset, MOSES A. LEE, Proprietor. FOR excellent Accommodation, good fare, good liquors, and everything conducive to the comforts of lodgers and customers, there is no place in Dunedin to equal the United States. Whether returning from, or proceeding to the diggings—going or coming, Mr. Lee will give all a hearty welcome, and do his very best to please. Charges strictly moderate, to meet the times, but the good cheer not lessened in consequence. MEDICAL DISPENSARY, Manse-sthket, MESSRS. COTTERELL & HARPEIt, Dispensing and Family Chemists, &.c, &c, beg to announce to the inhabitants of Dunedin aud viciuity, that they have Opened their New Establishment, situate as above, where they will be prepare;! to dispense Medicines compounded from the best Drugs, and hope by a strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Physicians' Prescriptions dispensed w^th care and efficiency iinexcelled. Patent Medicines, Perfumery, and every article connected with the .Drug trade. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF DUNEDIN. /~*i ENTLEMEN —It-was my intention to offer niyXJC self as a candidate at the election for a member to represent you at the General Assembly, which takes place on the inst. I frankly acknowledge that I thought my services considering1 my official position, might be useful, but the revised Land liill for the Province, which I liad hoped to support in the House, not having received the sanction of the Council, and no other having been.substituted, I confess my views, are somewhat altered. ■ . ; •■• The late changes in the Executive Council, by which the Provincial Secretary, and Treasurer wLlbe on duty at Wellington, the absence of the Provincial Auditor, who is also a member of the House of Representatives, the difficulties which present themselves in carrying on the business of the Government should I be absent, together with the decided step, of an advanced character, lately taken on a question which must most materially nfiect the interests of the Province, and which has received such hearty approval, but which I am not prepared to its fullest extent at the present moment to adopt, all combine to induce in me the belief that my post of duty during the next few months will be at Dunedin, and not at Wellington. j Should "you, however, think otherwise, and ,the difficulties which I see mound me. be removable, 1 shall not hesitate a moment in placing my services at your disposal should you be inclined to confer on' me the honor of representing you at' the' General Assembly. ■■ ■ . ; J. RICHARDSON, Superintendent, May 12, 186S J