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Otago Daily Times, Issue 163, 24 May 1862, Page 3

EL DORADO RESTAURANT, Rtttray-street, opposite the Shamrock Hi.toi, formerly the leading Restaurant in Victoria, has been reopened by the original proprietor, as ahove. Good Aleals and clean Beds, from one fhilling. Remember the address, the El Dorado, opposite the Shamrock. AUSTRALIAN HOUSE, Primes stuekt, Dunedin. GEORGE CASPER. Wholesale and Retal Family Grocer. Hotel, Housekeepers, nnd Lnree Consumers supplied at Lowest Rates.' A long established business in Dunedin has enabled G. C. to understand the wants of its residents. Whilst he respectfully and rincerely thanks those who have patronised him, he assures them that change of business will carry with it no change in his method of conducting it, aud that all who deal with him may rely on a genuine article at a price as moderate as it ipossible to sell it, so that his establishment may he admitted oue where nothing higher can be obtained in quality. Nothing Lower in Prices charged. N.B.—Note the Address. RE-OPEN F PREAII SE S, IN RATTRAY-STREET, Nearly Opposite the Shamrock Hotel. riHIIE Subscriber begs to inform the Public of X Dunediii that he has opened the above pre mises as a TEA, COFFEE, & GENERAL GROCERY WAREHOUSE, And from the fact of his importing the leading articles of his trade direct from London ancl Galsgow, he feels confident of being able to offer such advantages to purchasers as will ensure the continued patronage of those who may favor him with a trial. IN TEAS He will open with a splendid stock, imported exHannah from London; Silistria, Young America and Colonist, from Glasgow. His instructions to his home agents being to send the finest tliat cculd be procured, without limiting a price. IN COFFEES He holds a stock of the finest East India and Plantation Ceylon, imported to his order ex Silistria, which will bo roasted daily on his own premises, and supplied warm from the mill, either in a pure state or mixed with chicory. Ho would recommend families to purchase their coffee in a loose state rather than in canisters. Alany may not be aware that when they purchase, say a one pound canister of coffee, they receive from 10 to 12 ounces of coffee, the remainder of tho 16 ounces being the weight of the tin, so that they seldom have their coffee under 2s. 9d. per lb. Teas 25., 2s. Gd., 35., and 4s, per lb. The Tea at 33, is really superior, with full Pekoeflavor. The finest, at 45., will be found to possess everything that is desirable in tea. Coffees Is. 2d., ls. 4d., ls. 6d., ls. Sd., and ls. Id. The above are mixed coffees. Pure Coffees Is. (id. and 2s. He respectfully solicits a trial of the above; such coffees ns the finest mixed at Is. 10d., and the finest pure at 25., having been hitherto quite unattainable in this Province. Goods carefully packed and forwarded to any part o the Country. ROBERT BANKS,Wholesale and Retail TEA AND COFFEE Al ERCH AN T AND GENERAL GROCER, RATTRAY-STREET, DUKEDIN.