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Otago Daily Times, Issue 177, 10 June 1862, Page 1

Business Notice. rpHK readers of the Daily Times will recollect x a paiagmph, 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 purpcße of being mixed and sold to the public as Coffee. . Tlie public, however, have the remedy against being Mm"! impose 1 upon in their own hands, and it may be useful for them to know that- it is impossible for Storekeepeis to supply them with genuine coffee at ptices lower than from; Is, 9<l. to 2s. per lb. All coffee therefore retailed below thoseprices, should be looked upon with suspicion. '~'.■'■■■' • Another criterion, which should not be over-looked, is that the spurious ar1 icle si'ldom bears the name of tin* vendor, and is never guaranteed. The reasons for this of course nre obvious. Barren and Campbpll's Coffee is now imive'-saUy acknowledged to be the finest cuffee 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 laiger profit •"thay have oil the spurious article. . The public should, tcerefore.be particular that they get Barron and Campbell's coffee when they ask for it, and observe rhat each, package bears their name and well-knviwn label. - • . . ■ - ■' To retain the confidence of the public in their coffee, Bairon and Campbell offer the sum of : • £100 To any one who will disprove their assertion that '• all cofiLe prepared and sold by them, and bearing their signature, contains nothing but ft mixture of 'pure cuffce and chicory, or pure coffee, as the case may be." This cofft-e maj.be had. of all storekeepers in town and counMy, and (wholesale only) from BARRON & CAMPBELL, Wholesale Tea and Coffee Merchants, Rattray-street, Duuedia. | " DR. WILSON. (Late of Kyneton, Victoria,) MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS SURGERY, AItCADR, From 10 to 13 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. After these hours, AT HIS RESIDENCE, GEORGE VILLA, | . GEORGE-STREET. !~~ _ WORTH KNOWING. WHERE is the best i>lace in Duuedin to get my horsa well aboil by a thorough jjratical farrier. where it will be sure to have a sound foot, a free. walk, trot, or gallop, and where his shoes will not come off almost as soon as they have been put on ' The only well known nlace is at the MELBOURNE !AND ' BALLARAT VETERINARY SHOEING ; FORGE, Rattray-street, above the Shamrock Hotel. ! where shoeing is dove upon the true veterinary principles. • ■.'■■ : ; : : MOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership lately existing between the undersigned, under [the firm of "R. Stacsj and Compauy/' is dissolved from the date of this notice. ■ ROBERT STACEY. i .■■■■■•■. - CHARLES TATTAM. THOMAS LITTLE. Dnnedin. Jims 7th. 1862. I HEREBY authorise Messrs. H. Knox & Co., to sell by public auction, the Shop, Fixtures and Appurtenances of John Mollison, Butcher, Port Ohnliiiprs. Oliver C<mper. THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE, S taffohd Street. AT this well-conducted Board and Lodging House ni.iy he had good accommodation with strictly moderate charges.' Hot meals at all Hours. - MOSES A. LEE. NOTICE. i f jpll E P.i'-tnership hitherto existing between the uni_ dersigned, carrying on business as publicans at the Bridge Inn, Tokomairiro, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, and the business for the future will be conducted by Mr. Joseph Abrahamson, jby whom all debts due to and by the late firm will.be received and liquidated. JOHN E. HUTCHINSON, JOSEPH ABRAHAMSON. Tokomairiro, 31st May, 1862. JE. H., in retiring from the above business, . tenders his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal support they have bestowed on him since his stay at Tokomairiro, and solicits a continuation of the same for his late partner. JOHN K. HUTCHINSON. CITY BOWLING SALOON, High-Street. REDUCTION IN PRICES. WH. HAYDON (late manager of the above . Saloon), begß to inform his friends and the public generally, tint he has obtained a lease _ot the above premises, aud trusts by strict attention to business to meritaeontiuuancc of thepatronagehitherto so liberally bestowed on the above establishment. W. H. H. further wishes to intimate that he has reduced the scale of charges to one shilling per hal, string until 5 p.m., attcnvkich the charge* are Is Cd. 21st May, 1362 ■ rjIIIE undersigned having this day dissolved the JL partnership lately existiug with Messrs. Turnbull & Co., under the style and firm of Turnbull, Bing fc Co., begs to inform the mercantile community that he will continue, conjointly with Mr W. Hair's, under the style of Bingi Harris & Co., his general tr de as Auctioneer,- Commission Merchants, as well as the Drapery Department in all its branches. The business will, until their new premises in Highstreet, next Union Bank, are completed, be carried ou at the store in the rear of Messrs. Turnbull & Co.'* premisea, in High-ntreet (entrance through the yard), where they have already an extensive assortment of Drapery of every kind, and of the Newest Fashion on sale. They trust that the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on Mr. Bing, as resident partner of the late firm, will be granted as extensively to the firm of Bing, Harm & Co. ' ■ ADOLPH BING. Duuedin, Ist May, 1862 ■' TO H N J. WATE RS, M . 1> . Doctor of Medicine of the University of Edinburgh ; Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh; , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland. licentiate of Midwifery, Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland ; and Licentiate of the Rotunda Lying-in Hospital, Dubiin. Sen Medical Register of United Kingdom. Having been compelled on account of his wife's declining health, to dispose of his extensive practice in London of twelve year's standing, mar now be consulted between tlte'li'iurs of 10 to I o'clock in the morning, aud 3 to sin the afternoon at his Surgery, Princes-street, (next to Day & Mieville'sO or, at his residence after these hours Cumberland Villa, Cum-herland-ntjfciit, Valley, iiphi- the npw .Iftty Kond. STAFFORDSHIRE WAREHOUSE, Maciaggan-street, opposite the Club. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, Pure American Kerosine Oil, Kerosine Lamps, Chimneys, Globes, &c, in every variety of styles, pattern, and design. D.WEIH, Proprietor, (late 51 and 56, Arcade) be • . to apprise his customers that he is now vi.--packing a, number of crates, casks, and hogsheads ol Glass, Jiartlienware. and China, in the newest ntyles, which, in addition to his present extensive stock, will enable him to execute orders for hotels, boardinghouses, and private families, with complete satisfaction. D. W. being the only direct importer of glass and earthenware iv Dunedin. i >iuner, breakfast.teo, and dessert services, toilette sets, &c. in irreat variety. Glass, cut or pressed, suitable for hotels or private families, of eveiy description. Keroisine oil, chimneys, lamps, globes, &c., *» greatly reduced prices,' Remember the STAFFORDSHIRE WAREHOUSE. M A C L A O G A Jf-S T R E B T . Opposite the Club. ;.l .:> VTOTICH.—Any person, or pertonsj Cutting Tim_LM ber, or trespassing on my property at Blue.km Bay. will M '