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| Business Notices,' ' ■ T7-IRK PATRICK & CO., Forwarding AgenU, j\. Princes-street, below the Barracks. mO MINERS & OTHERS.—The Full and Plenty X Restaurant is removed from Rattray-street to Princes-street south, opposite Police Barracks. Meals or Beds, Is. each. ' M E D I C A L HALL, Pf.inces-Street. (Formerly A. S. AViLsoif.—Established 1852.) "VjESSRS. WILKINSON &D IX ON Wholesale and Retail Chemists and Druggists, IMPORTERS OF GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. Farina's Eau do Cologne, Perfumery, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions, and Family Receipts Accurately Prepared with the purest DRUGS A N D C H E M IC A LS. Medicine Chesta Refitted. Country orders attended to with dispatch. Agent for HoUcway's Pills and Ointment. /ROACHES for EAST TAIKRI leave the Gridiron V_/ Hotel, daily, at 3 p.m., carrying passengers and luggage, returning from Cnunont'a East Taieri Hotel every morning at 8 a.m. Fares :— Cramont's ... ... ,r« Saddle Hill 4s Green Island ... ... 2s 6d. FACTS WORTH KNOWING!!! rriHERE is, perhaps, no articU of domestic ronX sumption more subject to adulteration than coifee ; no article so difficult- to obtain pure, or j>o.ssesf<ing the exquisite aroma peculiar to this berry when fresh roasted. Fully alive to these facts, and thoou^hly eoKnisiiiit that the majority of coilec'roasters re extensively enured in adulUTntion, BROWNE," KKib-ft CO., b*>« to state that they are prepared at any time to submit their cjifees to the stnctCfct analytical iuKj«>eLion, tv they import nothing but the fim-.st raw tvllees, which in roa.sU.-.l by their nev.-Iy-cojiKtructe<l patent cylinder, on the mo^'t j approved principle. i'hg proprieUiry, from their Im^u exj^ric-ncc* m coffee riiercluvnts, consider that the'aWe facts will be a guarantee to rt-tiiin th*- cotifMuuco of the public in tlieir eolfo---, n.'ro than a column of vague as.v.rtions or fiilaoiiie jiuilV'i,'. BIiUWNK, KKID &CO., ■■WUOLK3AWJ Ci-KKKE ASH SI'ICK MkKCUASTS, Princcs-H'rvet, : (Opposite Criterion Hotel,) DIXEIHX. FURNITURE! FITRNITUKK!! FURNITURE ! ! ! J)UY your FUJIXITUkE and UKDOINd at J Key Sc Berwick's. l'rii»<-. ; .< street, neurly opjiohite the Criterion HottJ, wii<-rt; you will obuiit every rcquiiiite at .i Low Price and of* Good Workmanship. Remember—K*-v L lierwiok'w, Princeshtrtet. I ~~~ *~ : : ; —: ANDERSON AND SO N S (Lato Hall and Alderson), Tanners ani> curriers, M. anufiiCtuivrH and Importers ol SAD r l) LX It V,— II AItNK SS, Wayne's Patent Dreikiug Sitiidlcs Crimean and other Pack Saddles BooU* and Shoes Enamelled and Japaimed Leathers -Moroccos, Roans,", and tdl other Fnncj Leathers Mill Belts—Accoutrements Grii^den- and S:iddlers' Ironmongery ! 221, Klizabc-th-street, Sj-dney. Black and Polar Oils :dwav« on*baud GRANT V .. FARQU II Ali LEATHER CUTTER, Anil Importer of SaoKMAKKKH' Kit. &c, kc. t j P It I N C ES- 8 T It Ii XT, DUNEDI N , (Opp<>*ite tlie Oiirraoks). The country tra(!o may rely upon order* being promptly and correctly executed. CHEAP BREAD!! ! Important Nctice to the Public. DUNCAN'S MII~AND BAKERY. Til E Proprietors of the above (Htablishnttnt having noticed for along time, th»j-gn.>nt. disproportion existing in the price of Flock and liuiui>, have resolved to erect a Uakkuy of their own, so as to serve the public with Bread at the lowest remunerating price. Their Jlakery being now in fitl,' u<,rkin<j order, they will be prepared on ami after Monday firft, 28//j in.-.r., to serve the tiuhlic with very «uj)crior ISread (notwithstanding the rise in the price of Flour,) at ninepenee per 4 V>. Iwif. The i»roprietors will make if, their invariable rule to keep the best, article, and regulate their prices according to the rate, of Flour, irrespective "of the price charged by the rest of the trade. So that the public may depend on getting their loaf at its proper value. Orders left at Duncan's Flour Store, Hattravstreet, given to delivery van, or left at the UakeiV Water of Leith, will be punctually attended to Dunedin, 24th July, 1802. TjiLLFS'S Livery and Unit Stabks, North East J J Valley. Good fitablinjr on reasonable terms. C«od Saddle, Pack, and Cart Horses, for Sale or Hire. Oats, Chaff, Hay, and Uran, i or Sale. Paddock accommodation close to the stnhles. Lost, Pound, &c. £5 REWARD. lOST, Stolon, or Strayed, from the Tukomairiro A (last kc<'!i about four months xfi>), one I?>own Jlare, branded C - M No. 1 ; one li^ht Brown Mare, branded 3 near shoulder, No. G.o. Whoever will deli-* ver the same, or give information to Mr James Goodall, or Mr.W. Finnan, of the Tokomairiro Plains, will receive the above reward. WILLIAM FIRMAN. FOUND, about three months ago, a Red Bullock, supposed to have broken away from some mob crossing the river. Brand not distinguishable. If not claimed within twenty-one days, will be sold to pay expenses. THOMAS & WOOD, Qutha Ferry. July 25th, 18C2. FOUND.— Strayed on Mount Stewart, a Dark Grey Colt, (with halter on) branded EA on the near shoulder. The owner can have him by paying expenses incurred. It' not claimed within Fourteen days will be sold to defray expenses. For further particulars apply to JAMES PARKEIt, Waitahuua, or at the Old Tost Oflice Store. April 22rd, 1862. FOUND, a Hay Mare and Foal j also a Hay draught Colt; no visible brands. The owners of the above can have them on proving their property by applying to ... JAMES MITCHELL, Bellany Station, Tuapeka. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, about the 25th June from my Tent at the Tuapeka River, a reddish colored Bull Dog, with cropped ears and long tail. A reward will be paid to anyone who will return it to the Camp Hotel, Junction. Tuapeka. KNOX CHURCH. milE ANNUAL SOIREE willbe heldintheabov X Church, definitely on Tuesday, 12th August. A statement of the affairs of the Church in all it branches will be laid before the meeting, and addresses will be dtlivered by several gentlemen. ' Tea will be served at 6 o'clock. Tickets can be procured at the stores of Messrs Jas. Brown, H. Kirkpatrick & Co., Jas. Wilkie Chas Robertson, D. Murison, J. Eldershaw, and W Wnght^or from any of tUeoflice-bearerslof. the Church

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 210, 11 August 1862, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Daily Times, Issue 210, 11 August 1862, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Daily Times, Issue 210, 11 August 1862, Page 2

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