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Otago Daily Times, Issue 165, 27 May 1862, Page 1

For Sale miCKLE & CO., Stafford-street, offer for Sale, JL in quantities to suit—either from Bond br Duty paid:— Sugars—Mauritias counter qualities „ fine crystals , Crushed lump Victoria Company's yellow Tea—in chests, half-chests, and boxes, ex Bereagaria, Ovennann, and Faerie Queen TICKLE & CO., Free and Bonded Stores, ; Stafford-street. TICKLE & CO., Stafford-street, offer for Sale, in quantities to suit—either from Bond or Duty paid:— Colza oil, in drums Sardines, halves and quarters 1-lb lobsters and oysters Brandon's and Palm candles New currants, Cape raisins Bottled fruits, Feast's pickles Salad oils, pints aud halves Half-pint castor oils Fine Patna rice Potted meats in tins Spices in boxes, h-uz. packets Spanish liquorice in chests Split peas, sago, ground pepper Column's No. 1 white starch ' Jams in 1-lb tins Sovereign twist tobacco, i-tierces Nosegay cavendish, lumps ' J Canadian Bell, „ „ Summer Rose, do, aromatic Central fires for slieepwash No. 2 Ilavannah Manilla cigars , Bengal lines, Ewbank's nails Lyndon's spades, 32-in. shovels Latches,-, hinges, files, and screws Waterlights, steel-yards TICKLE & CO., Free and Bonded' Stores, Stafford-street, . Business Notice. PROSPECTUS. DUNEDIN GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Capital—£ls,ooo, In 8000 Shares of £5 Each. Calls not to Exceed £i per Share. To be registered under the Joint Stock Company's Act. Offices:—Switzer's Buildings, Princes-street. Trustees : Provisional Directors: John Cakgill, Esq., Chairman, J. Switzer, Esq.' Heniiy.'DaiY-it, Esq.Thos. J. Fousaitii, Esq, E. B. Caiigill," Esq. A. M'Lanbress, Esq. •' J. ■C; Campbell, Esq. — Barker,- Esq. Edwin Jones, Esq. E. De Carle, Esq. Iluoii Kir-PATriok, Esq. Bankers: Bank op New Zealand. Solicitors : Mess_V Richmond and Gillies. I Engineer and Projector: Stei>llEN HUTCniSON, C. E. Secretary and Promoter : Martin S_ol_, IT iB proposed to establish this Company for tho purpose of procuring for the inhabitants of Dunedin an ample supply of Gas, 'of great purity and illuriiinating power, at a reasonable rate. ■ The safety, cleanliness, and economy, consequent on the use of Gas, are advantages too. well-known to require lengthened comment, and the success universally attending the operations' of Gas Companies throughout the world forms a guarantee of- the profitable results which the Shareholders may rely on securing for their capital in this investment. The town of Dunedin presents facilities for the profitable establishment of this undertaking never previously realised" by any Gas Company in the southern hemisphere, as tlic concentrated character of the town, the nature of the soil, &c, will enable an unusually limited capital to suffice for carrying out the works, in addition to which the Company will be enabled to avoid the expense and serious delay of importing the plant from Great Britain, the projector having at his ■ command the necessary machinery, of the most im- | proved character, so that it may be confidently expected that the works and mains will bein operation iv a period of twelve weeks from the time of com" plcting the necessary preliminaries connected with the formation of the Company. It must be obvious that an important branch of the Company's business will consist of supplying public lamps with Gas; as at the present moment this necessary protection to life arid property is one of the most serious disadvantages which the inhabitants ol Dunedin have to encounter, and the general feeling is so strongly in. favor of the immediate introduction of Gas, that a large and profitable business will at once attend the manufacturing operations of this Company. The liberal support and co-operation already received by the projector, and the number of shares applied for, leaves no doubt th.it the necessary capital will be speedily subscribed. STEPHEN HUTCHISON, C.E. Engineer and Projector. Late Engineer-in-Chief to the. City of Melbourne ' Gas and Coke Company ; Engineer : in-Chief to the Plymouth aud Devonport Gas Companies ; Acting Engineer at the London Gas Works, &c. Applications for shares to be made at the offices, Switzer's Buildings, Princes-street, where plans of the works can be seen, forms of application for shares, and any information required, obtained. ARRIVED ! EX LA.DV EGIDIA. ~ - ~ SINCLAIR AND HISLOP, Pri noes-street, Dunedin, ARE now Showing the undernoted GOODS, Selected in the Home Markets expressly to their order. They are all first-class Goods, newest styles, aud being imported direct,'will be found moderate in PnCHATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. Regina Minerva Buckingham Whitby Pearl Turban Satin Cord Pells Black Minerva BONNETS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. • Bridal Bonnets. Terry , Satin Straw Glace Mixed Straw Crape Black Straw Devon Chip Rice Twist # Crinoline White, improved. Mourning Bonnets Ladies' hose, gloves, riding gloves, head-dresses, pearl coronets, velvet coronets, wreaths, dress _ caps, cambric handkerchiefs, baby robes, hoods, trimmed caps, real lace caps, boys' collars, children s dresses, chinelle, dress, and invisible hair nets, window mus : lins, black and white elastic, steel skirts,- Thompson s patent skirts, quilted skirts, LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S STAYS. The rival corset, Queens-own, Jenny Lind, Symmetrical, Piccolouiini, Excelsior, Ladies' Own. Garibaldi Jackets. GENTS' HATS AND CAPS. Black Oxfords Cambridge Deerstalkers' ' French felts Fancy felts Balmorals Saxony Scarfs Tweed ha„ Handkerchiefs Ties Buckskin gloves Collars Socks, &c. . . Heavy and general drapery goods also direct to | order, by following ships. ! PRINCES-STREET. ' ' * dunedin. • Betttebn Hwh-sirebi and Katira7-sirebt;- -