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Otago Daily Times, Issue 212, 13 August 1862, Page 1

Merchandise. DAVID DRAKE, WnoiBSAiK Ibokmokger; street, has on Sale— Avery's platform scales, 3 to 12 cwt. | Manilla rope, white lead, whiting , Araeiican tubs, pails, brooms, and washboards Pulley blocks, flour sieves, sardine openers Smiths' bellows, anvils, vices, tongs Blister steel, cast, and shear steel - Plough end cart jtrace3, backhands, bullock chains Lancewood shafts, coach screws, bolts, and nuts Oven and furnace doors, camp ovens Sluice forks English galvanized buckets American DH and LH shovels, Day's a*! Hunt's Jonea'Jew's harps Pie dishes, milk dishes, and sieves Cross-cut, hand, and pit saws and files American axe, pick, and adze handles Brushes—shoe, paint, horse, dandy and scouring Rim locks Latches Butt hinges Emery cloth Stacker's beer engines, counter jugs, ale glasses Patent and cut nails Floorimr brads Wrought and cut tacks, joiners'brads Sorby's augers, adges, chisels, bench axes Carpenter's square*, hammers, planes, bench screws Williams' butchers' knives, steels,' and choppers Rat traps, mouse tr.ips, pitch ladles Brown wrapping paper Glue Brass candlesticks Dinner bells Sad irons Tinmen's snips and soldering irons Hoop iron Candle cotton, log and fishing lines Rogers' ivory table and dessert knives E. P. cruets, waiters, cake baskets, and (.■nndJc-sticks Dish covers, coal vase?, plate carriers " Coat straps, bullock and horse hobbles Cash boxes Bed screws Packing needles. DAVID DRAKE, street. ON HALE' AT DAY ANIJ MIiiVlLLE'd, GUNPOWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS. To arrive per Nelson, 1 EGS Ewbank's patent nails. An assort-i-O\J went of "Math eson's" planes. Electroplated goods, in great variety. DAY & MIByiLLB. AUSTRALIAN BREEDING EWES. fTpHK undersigned are prepared to contract now X for the delivery in November, December, and January next of First Class Acstbauan MiiuiNo Maidem Ewks, two or four-toothed, to be brought over by Steamer to Biuri; Port Cltalmer*, orMoeraki, Apply to Messrs. Dalgcty, Itattray, & {Jo., Dunedin "THOMPSON k CRISP. Melbourne. 11th April. 1862 | Business Notices. | TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. THE ADVEKTf SER wishes to dispose of his Business, situate in Manse street, and doing a nice and increncing trade, and known as the Medical Dispensary, on account of ill health, he being about to return immediately to Victoria. The shop is very handsomely fitted up with polished cedar, the fittings being-quite new and well arranged, replete with every convenience, and from its most central position, must always do a very lucrative business. : The stock comprises a first-class assortment of genuine Drugs and Chemicals, Perfumery, &c, &c, with every requisite for carrying on an extensive ! trade. To intending purchasers every information will be given, and the terms will be most liberal. Applications to be made to MR. COTTERILL, Medical Dispensary, Manse street, Dunedin. "jy/TESSRS. GILLIES AND STREET 1 Have been instructed by the Proprietors to sell the | Lease of a Section in the I CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS PART OF THE I CITY, | With the following Buildings thereon:—A genteel and coimnodious FAMILY It ESI D!E If CE, With Outhouses, and a large and well-built Stable and Coach House. The Garden is well stocked with Fruit Trees, and could be let for £3 per foot, as it fronts a Main Street. GILLIES.& STREET, Land Agents and Surveyors, Princes-street. , August 5, 1862. /GENERAL Timber Merchant and Contractor.— \JT W. J. Buchan begs to inform the public that he has large quantities of every description of timber, constantly arriving on the Gold Fields. On hand, Boards, American lumber, quartering, and blocks suitable for pile3. W. J. B. is prepared to take contracts for the construction and supply of materials necessary for every kind of building. D iggers can be supplied with sluice boxes, false bottoms, and riffles readv made, at W. J. Buchan's, Junction Gabriel's and Wethfrstone's, Tuapeka. N.B.— Every kind of carpenter's work done on the premises. [A Cakd."| ~ - E.HOOPER & CO., HOTEL BROKERS and VALUATORS, &c, Manse-street, Dunedin. E. H. in calling the attention of Hotel Keepers and others to the above card, begs to say that from his long experience m hotel keeper, both in Enriand and Victoria, he can with confidence invite the patronage of both Purchaser and Vendor. A Registry kept of all Houses for sale or to let in Danedin and neighbourhood, and all other information obtained at their offices Manse-street, next door to Cleve and Co. AMUSEMENT FOR ALL Singing, Dancing and Music. Songs—Sentimental tragic, comic, _ melo-dramatic, serio-comic, comico-tragico, every evening, at the - SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, RATTRAY-STREET. T. B. SMITH, Proprietor. TB. SMITH, so long known to all Victorians as the original proprietor of the Shakspeare, Ballarat, and the far lamed Montezuma, has at length completed the additions to his already extensive and well arranged Hotel, and obtained a general license for the sale of SPIRITS, WINES, ALES, ka. Will be £l&d to see hi3 old friends and customers, where they will be well received, entertained and proDerly cared for at a moderate scale of charges. NOTICE. mHE REV. D. 3IOREAU respectfully informs _L the Catholics—first, that henceforward there will be Mass every Sunday at St Joseph Church, Dunedin; second, that the Rev. F. Martin will spend a till month in the Tuapeka Diggings, and say Mass at the Junction Catholic Chapel on the four following Sundays; third, that there will be no Mass at Waitahnna until the chapel will have been put u again. ■ ■ ■ ■ '■ The Catholics of the Waitahuna District aie earnestly requested to see the Her. F. Martin for the above purpose. ■•< - ■ _■. A: white flag, wearing a red cross, made in the shape of a banner, will henceforward denote our presence in the diggings. } July 28nL