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Otago Daily Times, Issue 172, 4 June 1862, Page 8

For Sale. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND TIMBER MERCHANTS. BUILDING MATERIALS. Lady Eoima ") \- From Gla*.s;»—. I Zambia J WHITKIIAVEM LAS* ) | > From London. Black Swam ) | rpilfi Undersigned hare onboard the nbove Vessels, hourly expected to arrive from London and Glasgow, the following BUILDING MATERIALS. 33,000 Flooring Boards, 6 x 1& 4,200 Red Deals, 9 x 3 and 11 x 3 100 Tons Corrugated Galvanised Iron 35,000 Bricks ■ 150 Barrels Roman Cement 30 Tons Smithy Coals ©ALGETY, RATTRAY & CO Walker-street. THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION i SIBBALD'S DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. Opposite the Police Barracks. JS., in resuming business, has to state that he . lias opened those premises in Princes-street, opposite the Police Barracks, which will be fonnd replete with a first-class stock of Gentlemen's Drapery of every description, and of the very best quality> at the lowest remunerative profit, FOR CASH. In calling attention to this Stock of Merchandise, he need only state that they are a class ofg-oods which have been purchased and selected in the very best English and Scotch markets, and imported direct for this present season. ■• Any Gentleman in want of Cheap and Good Clothing, only require to visit S I B B.A L D ' S EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Observe:— . Pbinces-St n.B-s t, Opposite Police Barracks. TOORDER. J. S. would particularly desire to draw the attention of his friendsand the public to his splendid stock ot directly-imported materials, they being, without exception, decidedly the most superior class of goods yet offered in New Zealand. As J. S.will devote his whole attention to the cutting department, parties may rely on Elegance combined with Comfort. COATS. The Clarendon Lounging Coat The Provincial Overcoat The Legislative Reversible Coat (very cheap) The Otago Sac The Hawkesbury "Walking Coat The Municipal Fearnought, warranted to protect the wearer from any atmosphere, invasion, and THE OLD IDENTITY, For Evening Costumes—especially recommended. Vests and Tkousers of every description and style to match the above; Also, — Tlie latest styles of ladies' riding habits. READY MADE DEPARTMENT. Inverness capes, cloaks, &c, of every description and price. Pilot cloth and beaver top coats Pilot cloth and beaver monkey jackets Tweed and Angola morning coats Black cloth and colored riding coats. Blue serge and flannel shirts Australian Melton cloth ") And > For the new identity Tweed jumpers J Black cloth trousers and vesta Tweed and Angola trousers and vests Moleskin and beaver trousers and vests And a very large stock of Bedford cord trousers and pants hosiery. Gentlemen's superior segrova under shirts Do lambswool shirts and pants Do Shetland do do Do white dress and plain shirts Crimean and regatta do Lambswool hose and half hose Every description of merino and cotton hose Highland and military hose Youths' and children's lambswool, tartan.and Merino hose ' • ' An assortment of the mast fashionable neck ties, pocket handkerchiefs, &c. BEIX TOI-PKR3 ! BELL.TOPPERS 1 1 BELI TOPPERS !! - • -First quality. Satin and velvet nap hats Felt and Wicker yachting hats Cabbage tree and Panama hats Felt and beaver stakeholders Balmoral and Glengary bonnets Blue and black cloth caps Fancy tweed and Angola caps Ladies' riding hats, &c. Observe — SIBBALD'S EMPORIUM OF FASHION, Princes-street, Opposite the Barracks. CHOICEIfuiLDL¥GrsFrET~~ FOR SALE, by Private Contract, an allotment o freehold land, containing about _ an acre, with two frontages. A macadamised road and a Government reserve of 5 acres immediately adjacent. The land is situated' in Cumberland-street, and presents a rare opportunity to persons desirous of building. For .particulars apply, to FREDERICK MOSS & CO. DUNEDIN ATHEN2EUM AND MECHANICS ' ' INSTITUTION - ' President: Hrs Honor the Superintendent. rpHIS Institution will be opened on the first of I June next.'- The object of its promoters has been to afford to the subscribers the means of acquiring literary and scientific knowledge. It is sought to attain th se ends by means of a Library and Read?, ing Room, and lectures on Literature, Science,; and Art '■■''■ - ; It is anticipated that the liberal manner in which the Committee have provided for the intellectual wants,, of the place, and the heavy outlay they have ventured.to incur, will secure for them the cordial support of all classes of the inhabitants. '■■ '■■." THE LIBRARY. ■ . A small but valuable collection of Books has been obtained, and will at once be placed in circular, tion. Upwards of 2000 volumes are on the way out from England ; and it is expected that within twelve months nearly 4000 volumes of carefully selected and standard works will be available for the use of the members. Arrangements;have also been made for receiving per; mail, as-pub-lished, all new works of intere-^i. THE READING ROOM will besupplied with the following :— Quarterlies.—The Edinburgh, Westminster, Quarterly, North/British, and National :Reviews. Magazines and other Periodicals.—Blackwood, Fi-azer, 1" Cornhill, Dublin. University, Macipillan's, and Mechanics' Magazines. Art Journal, Athenaeum,' Chambers' Journal, Once a Week, All the Year Round. Illustrated London News, Punch, L'lllustratioh. Saturday Review, Examiner, Economist, Home News, European Times.. Coiosial Newspapers.—The Otago, Canterbury,-. I Wellington, and Auckland papers. Melbourne" ! Argus" Herald, Age, aiid Journal of Commerce. Sydney Herald, and Empire. South Australian Advertiser. ' Ilobart Town -.Mercury. _ - Members will;have the privilege of obtaimOg free admission to' the Reading Room, for one month in every'year,"for any person being a non-resident or the captain of any vessel trading to the Port. ' '. - The Reading Room will be open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.- TheLibi^JromlOtolS -Skin., and from 4 to 8 p.m.. ~.. .'','.:'" ': '■■'■"■'■■■ -'■ - : ■" . • Tbrmb oirStrBBORiPTioH: • ; . :■■ Annual £2 2 © Quarterly ... .. 6!• 6