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Otago Daily Times, Issue 181, 14 June 1862, Page 6

SEPARATION. WELCOME NEWS. All factious opposition being overcome, it is only fair to assume that only a Tery short time will elapse before SEPARATION from the NORTH ISLAND be accomplished. But few people, however, at this moment foresee what will be the consequence to TRADE lIS who deal in-articles subject to the present HIGH DUTIES. There can be no doubt that one of the first measures to be initiated will be the TOTAL ABOLITION of the present most obnoxious and iniquitous TARIFF. C. T. ICK, MERCER & DRAPER, OF PRINCES STREET, appears to be so convinced in his own mind that all DUTIES UPON SOFT GOODS will be abolished, that he has informed us of his intention of at once SELLING OFF the whole of his exceedingly valuable STOCK OF DRAPERY, &c, AT VICTORIA PRICES. Whether this be good policy of Mr. ICK'S it may be difficult to pronounce, but that the PUBLIC will receive the benefit there can be no possible doubt. MESSRS. J. KETR & CO., George street, opposite the George Hotel, Importers of Glass, Room Paper, Oik, Colors, Paints, &o. MESSRS. KEIR & CO., are the largest holders of Room Papers and Window Glass in Dun-" edin. ■ , Window Glass of all description and sizes Room papers in every variety of design, style, pattern, and quality, suitable* for hotels, private rooms, halls, passages, &c. Oil paints, colors, white lead, &c, of best quality as imported direct, always in stock. MESSRS. SPICER, MURRAY, & CO., G-EOE.GB STRMET, UNDERTAKERS. MESSRS. SPICER, MURRAY & CO. having made every arrangement, and obtained every requisite for conducting funerals, respectfully solicit the »upport and patronage of the public. The new Hearse and Carriage combined is the first one ever manufactured in Dunedin (built by the order and under the instruction of S., M., & Co.) and_ will be found of the greatest convenience in conveying the remains of the departed to the cemetery. Orders-for interments promptly attended to, and the wishes of those giving their instructions strictly followed. F jIHE Subscriber has much pleasure in announcing JL to all interested in the progress of the Province, that the first Steam Vessel built in the Province will be launched between the hours of four and five p.m., at Pelichet Bay Jetty. W. R. DOUGLE Wood Haugh Saw Mills, June 13th, 1862. COBB & OO.'S Telegraph Line of Royal Mail Coaches to the Gold Fields and the Molyneux. ON and after this date, Cobb k Co.'s Royal Mail Coaches will leave their Office daily, at 0.30 a.m., for Taieri Ferry, Tokqmairiro, Waitahuna, Tuapeka Junction, and the Molyneux ; and will aiso leave the Commercial Hotel, Tuapeka Junction, at 5.30 a.m. ; and the Molyneux. at 8 a.m. daily. COLE, HOYT & CO., Proprietors. PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION.—2OO acres of Rough Grass, with good shelter, at the head of Maclaggau-street. Every care taken of stock without sesponsibility. . ; William Bark, Springpark. MR. R. A. LA.WSON,* Akchitbct (formerly in the office of the late Gillespifl Graham, Esq., Architect, Edinburgh) the successful competitor tor prize designs of the new Presbyterian Church, Dunediiij begs to intimate that he can now he consulted professionally at his office,' Princes-street; near to the 1 cutting. Office hours from 10 till 4.