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Otago Daily Times, Issue 174, 6 June 1862, Page 1

Business Notice. RLHRING >KOM BUSINESS. IMPORT VM1 NOTICE. To Town Fnms, Stof Wu cis on the Gold Fields, and O iKtx ffiHE Uudeisigncfij ictirinq ftom business, will JL dispo<-o bj pmtte contract, of the following Branch Stoics — VICTORIA STORI"?, \TEfIIERSTONE'S, The finest lion Stoics on this>t>«l(l,.and now doing a safe cash tride, with tl l It, t, is orted_ stock on the Diggings, and suitable-to the place, with every requisite, such as a Wholes ilc bpnit License, Chafl' and Corn Stole ittiLhed, baking o\en, extra ground, horse, and s.pi ing cirt, to tan j on and mci ease the present trade Will he sold with all or pirt of present"'Stock, now about £6,000. VICTORIA STORP3, WAITAIIUNA,, Similar to the \bo\e, dil nou doing the best cnsli trade on this field. .This bu&iniss has, a Bottle License, and every requisite for ila |'resent and increasing trade. To be sold with all or part of present Stock, now about £2,500. ' VICTORIA STORES, CLARENDON, Waihola Lake, ' Storage and Forwarding ..Agency, Iron and wood building, 40 x GO, floored, &c, adjoining the Government Jetty. Stock, £1,500. The above is a Leasehold, 11 years, unexxjired; Full value for all improvements. CLARENDON ARMS HOTEL, . Waihola Lake. A fine Iron Building, floored, lined, and papered, having bar, bar 'rparlo'r, dining, sleeping rooms, kitchen, stables, outhouses, &c. Adjoining the Government wharf, and on the main road to the diggings. The Bar being now cleared, steamers and vessels are discharging at the wharf direct from Dunedin, and.there is, and will be, a large passenger traffic this way to and from tlie diggings. The above is leasehold for 11 years, and full value given for all improvements. Stock and furniture ( at cost price. To a married couple this is a certain'and comfortable independence. The Government have voted £1500 to improve the roads in the township. A preference would be given to a purchaser for the abovs Branches in one lot, and on liberal terms ; or they will be sold separately and stocks reduced to meet the means of intending purchasers. The above Branches would give a town firm a safe outlet tor stock, and a certain cash return, and to intending, storekeepers a, profitable and comfortable business, each store having a respectable and safe connection Principals only treated with. For further particulars apply personally, or by letter, i. n. mos ps, Proprietor, Abbeyleix House, or H. E. NATHAN, Alelbourue House, or Any of tub Beakches. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. mHE - GREAT AUCTION of the stock of CLOTHING AND DRAPERY, Melbourne House, High-street, IS POSTPONED until MONDAY, June 9th, Owing to the preparations not being completed. In the interim the selling off will continue as before, at greatly reduced prices. H. E. NATHAN & CO. '" ARRIVED! EX LADY EGIDIA. SINCLAIR AND HI3L OP. V ■ PRIHOE3- 3TR3 35 T , ■ .'.'■• DCNEDIN, ARE now Showing the ivndernoted GOODS, Selected in the Home Markets expressly to their order. They are' all first-class Goods, newest styles, and being imported direct, will be- found moderate in Pn°HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. .-;•-.• . Regina Minerva ' Buckingham Wlritby - Peavl < Turban Satin Cord . Felts - 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, windowmuslins, black and -white elastic, steel skirts, Thompson's patent skirts, quilted skirts, LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S STAYS. The rival corset, Queen's own, Jenny Lind, Symmetrical, Piccolomini, Excelsior, Ladies' Own. Garibaldi Jackets. GENTS' HATS AND CAPS. Black Oxfords Cambridge Deerstalkers' French felts Fancy felts Balmorals Saxony Scarfs Tweed hat» Handkerchiefs Ties ■'• Buckskin glovei Collars » Socks, &c. HeaVy and general drapery goods also direct to order, by following ships. PR IN CES-STREET. BUNJtDIW. Bbtwebx Hiqh-btreet and Rattray-streM!. nnHE readers of the Daily Times will recollectJL a paragraph, which appeared some time ago in that paper, relative to a very large quantity of rubbish, designated " prepared meal," which had been imported into this market by some unprincipled firm, for the purpose of being mixed and sold to the public as Coffee. The public, however, have the remedy against being thus imposed upon in their own hands, and it may be useful for them to know that it is impossible for Storekeepers to supply them with genuine coffee at prices lower than from Is. 9d. to 2s. per lb. All coffee therefore retailed, below those prices, should be looked upon with suspicion. Another criterion, which should not be over-looked, is that the spurious article seldom bears the name of the vendor, and is never guaranteed. The reasons for this of course are obvious. Barron and Campbell's Coffee is now universally acknowledged to be the finest coffee in this market, and is likewise the only coffee which is properly guaranteed, although storekeepers often substitute.inferior kinds when, this coffee is asked for, on account of the larger profit they have on the spurious The public should, therefore, be particular that they get Barron and Campbell's coffee when they ask for it, and observe that each package bears their name and well-known label. To retain the confidence of the public m their cotfee, Barron and Campbell offer the sum of £100 ■ To any one who will dispro%Te their assertion that '•all coffee prepared and sold by them, arid bearing their signature, contains nothing-but a mixture of pure coffee and chicory, or pure coiiee, as the case may be." ->"r-'-This coffee may be had of all storekeepers in town and country, and (wholesale only) from BARRON & CAMPBELL, Wholesale Tea and Coffee Merchants, Rattray-street, . Dunadin. DR. WILSON, (Late of Kyneton, Victoria,) M4.Y BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS SURGE R V, Arcade, From 10 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. After these hours, AT HIS RESIDENCE, GEORGE VliliA, f *. .... . GBORGE-STKBKT. -