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Otago Daily Times, Issue 163, 24 May 1862, Page 2

s ' '-y .J For-Sale ' \ FOR SALE BY PRL\[ATE CONTRACT. _o,..Hot_t.,JCcep.crs, ..Speculators, Wine and Spirit. ~ Alerchants, &c. To be Let; by private Contract, that well-known and truly valuable property, ".' '.'< '.....■ THE ROY A L HOT EL, , INVERCARGILL, Witli Fixtures, Furniture, Bedding, and the Stock 7' U> of Superior Wines and. Spirits. ..'/ .. i MESSRS." '.ROBERTSON :& CO. have-been favored by the proprietor (who -wishes to decline the-above business .on account of ill health), todisiioseof the remainder .of the. Lease, which has now four years to run from Ist July, 1862, of the Royal Hotel. , ■ . '■ The house, it is well known, has always enjoyed one of the best trades in Invercargil, and since the present proprietor has become the sole possessor ot it, through his well-known liberality, the business has doubled itself. - Tliere it also a splendid Billiard Room attached, with one of Thurston's'Tables, and the profits from this room alone will cover all expenses of the establishment. , The Hotel itself contains 25 Bedrooms, 3 Sitting, and one large Dining Room, Bar, and all other conveniences. Rent nominal. To an industrious couple, there is a sure and rupid fortune in a few years. p.g,—The Auctioneers wish to. state for the information of intending purchasers, that so truly valuable and genuine a property as this is very seldom in the market. Every information will be afforded by the undersigned, to whom parties are requested to &W y' ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers, Invercargill. May 9,1802. _________ TUST RECEIVED, Ex COLONIST— J 20 boxes Cheddar cheese. The above are recommended to families, the quality being select. ° ROBERT BANKS, Rattray-street, Dunedin.; TN COURSE OF BEING LANDED, Ex Lady J.. Egidia, ■- ■- 25 boxes Cheddar cheese 25 barrels Dunlop cheese 20 boxes maizena, or Indian corn fiouri ROBERT BANKS, Rattray-street, Dunedin. JUST EECEIVED, Ex COLONIST— A well-assorted invoice of Brushes, Combs, &c., from Alessrs. Thos. Duncan and Son, of Edinburgh. ROBERT BANKS, Rattray-street. TO ARRIVE, Ex ZAMB lA— 10 cases of Cumberland bacon, cured expressly for the undersigned. ROBERT BANKS, Rattray-street. Dunedin. ■ EXCHANGE SALES ROOM. , ON SALE, to close Sundry Accounts, — SCO FLOORING Deals, 9 x 3, and 11 x 3 Do., cut various sizes Baltic weather boards Feather edged do. EDWARD CASPER & CO. ■ TO SETTLERS, BUTCHERS, CARRIERS, AND OTHERS. Hides. Tallow. Sheepskins. „ THE Undersigned is prepaid to purchase hides, tallow, and sheepskins at the highest market price, delivered at his stores, Stafford-street. WILLIAAI SMITH, Stafford-street. IT^OR SALE, 181 acres of Land in Blueskin J being Sections 15 and 17, Block 2. The land is situate close to the main north road, and within half a mile of Blueskin Bay. Apply to John Shields, George-street, near the Albion Hotel. : -ft 0 R SAL :E, (IN BO N D)— Jj 10 casks Martell's brandy 50 casks Martell's do 2 qrs whiskey 15,000 H.wamia cigars 5 hhds dark mixing brandy I.H. AIOSES, Abbeyleix House. ARRIVED ex LADY EGIDIA, from Glasgow— 48 boxes finest Dunlop Cheese 2 cases Winter Tweeds. W. &G. TURNBULL & CO., ; High-street, Dunedin.; ON SALE, AT THE STORES OF TICKLE & CO., STAFFORD-STREET, The entire cargo ofthe " Omega," from the United States, in Wholesale Parcels only. Sharpe's, Collins', and Simmons' handled axes Hunter's lathing, shingling, and claw hatchets r Boys'axes—half axes Carpenters' and Coopers' adzes Curved mining picks Broad hatchets Ploughs, harrows, ancl chaff-cutters Churns —meat-cutters—sausage-stuffers . Grindstones—fan mills—store trucks Ox yokes—corn sbellers-jgarden tools Spirit levels —wood saws Hay forks—LH, aud DH' shovels—Aimes' Collins', Hunt's, &c. American cooking stoves Lever striking clocks Boston express wagons Windows nnd doors ' Axe and pick handles Prepared corn starch 1 lb. lobsters, salmon, oysters, and mackerel Stoughton elixir—syrup—ketchup, and .sauces Water crackers —butter, and soda do. Halibut arid codfish, dried—mackerel in kits, and half bariels Dried apples",' half and quarter barrels Tobacco, half lb. lumps, and tens Assorted table glass and kerosene lamps Wood seat—cane, and rocking chairs Kerosene oil —paragon chimneys Boat bars—whale boats American brooms -tubs and buckets. ■ TICKLE & CO., . Stafford-street.. PAPERHANGINGS, PAPERHANGIJfQS. JUST LANDED,' (EX ALDINGA,)™----5,000 pieces, at4Jd. 5,000 do. at 6d. Splendid, good, 9d. VICTORIAN PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE, AIACLAOGAN-STREET, BORTHWICK AND ATKINS, Painters and Decorators.. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, &c, Cheap. Hotels, CRITERION HOTEL, BROADWAY, : WETHERSTONE'S. JOHN' STEWART begs to intimate that he has opened the above Hotel with a first rate stock of Wines, Spirits,.and Beer, Attached tothe Hotel is one of the largest amusement rooms on the Gold Fields. .:: - ' • J. S. intends to give his entire attention to tk£ managemeEt of the business, and trusts he will receive "the patronage of the public. -" Note the Address—Criterion Hotel, Broadway, - Wetherstone's. THE NEW, RUSH TO SHAG VALLEY. ■ AFFLECK'S COAIMERCIAL HOTEL, T Waikouaiti. y; THIS Hotel. Ls situate .on the main road to the 'mew diggings, and well fitted up with every accommodation for travellers. Good beds. Good stabling. rFirst=class-liquor.s~:and-attendanoe. ~r . Host Affleck will be happy to afford; every information tb'the intending digger. '- ■■---~ ROB E R T B U It N S' HO T EL, George-street. KENNEDY & AIORRISON, the former late, of .rthe Rose,- Thistle, and Shamrock Hotel,. Elizobeth-street, Alelbourne, respectfully intimate, to Ttlieii-.,Yictorian friends and the public, generally, that; tjieyxljnye.opencd,the.abovc,Hotcl, and by strict attention to tiie comforts bf their nuuierous customers,to merit a shareiof public, patronage^ ; - ; . The best of liquors only kept. Charges moderate.-