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Otago Daily Times, Issue 255, 14 October 1862, Page 8

. Business Notices. _ . < "", W. A. WOOD AND CO., FAMILY. GROCERS, \ WINE AND SPIRIT -I -' '-■ ÜB-RCWAN^Si -- ' AND s v; {GENERAL IRONMONGERS, [ Maclaggan-street, (next the Arcade), Dunedin. J>EG to acquaint their friends and thepublic they have openel the above extensive premises (lately in Jh? occupation of Mr P. W. Hutton), and have stocked tlie same with the most complete and varied asso^ti ent ofgrcoeries, ironmongery, &c, to be found -in the 'Province, imported byhhemselves direct from England; and they are therefore enabled to offer the same on the most advantageous terms to*purchasers. Family trade in all departments strictly, attended to, Wholesale and Retail. > • E.—AU indebted to the late firm of Kilgour ±J and Skinner, Bakers, Rattray-street, are requested to pay the same to Alexander Kilgour, Sen„ on or before the 18th October, or legal steps will be taken to recover the same. f , ALEX. KILGOUR. ' October 10, 1862. ■.--..- "*' TEETH TEETH!! TEETH 11 1 • . MR. ALFRED BOO! Surgical Mechanical Dentist, Princes-street, (Formerly .Pupil of H.-'L. Jacob, Esq., M.R.C.S. ; M.C.D._aud.L. A,C., and. late Dentist to the B' -coo ,yal Brid'^%ter Hospital,) EGb to call the attention of the public to his imc i-P 1:^ method of fitting teeth on the principle of sel^adhesion, by which the process of mastication is perfectly performed, ano\the articulation completely restored. r J The'numerous impositions daily practised on the public by persons pretending to a proficiency of knowledge in the different branches of mechanical dentistry and the disappointments consequent thereon, deter many from availing themselves of relief under the inconveniences incidental to the loss of these most essentialand ornamental appendages, without which mastication cannot be properly effected, and the train of diseases arising from indigestion naturally follow.. This requisite so necessary, to health, and to the enjoyment of our food, is effectively substituted on Mr. Boot's principle from one to a complete set without the least inconvenience to the wearer. _^_ , ' Charges moderate/ "VTOTICE is hereby given thatthe business hitherto Xl carried on, under the firm of W. BOWLER SON & Co., will henceforth be carried on by the Un dersigned, and ,all parties indebted to the said firm • are requested to pay their accounts to hira, who alone is authorised to receive and discharge the same. " m -„.. EDWARD PEARCE. Wellington, 22nd Sept., 1803;': i . FORRESTER & CO.'S LIVER if AND BAIT STABLES. (Late R Wilsok), .' • " ' ■ Stafford'street. , MR. JAMES FORRESTER (late proprietor of the Provincial Stables aud Sale Yards), bejrs to inform his old friends that he has resumed business • at-the premises lately occupied by Mr. R. Wilson iv Stafford-street, above the Union Hotel. Always on hand, for Sale or Hire, Saddle and Harness Horses. , ' Open and Closed Carriages . Buggies, Dog Carts, &c. kc ke. Hay, Oats, Chaff, Bran, &c. Stabling at moderate rates., : ABBEYLEIX LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Maclaggan-street. WILLIAMS & SMITH, Proprietors. :—- ---HORSES -commited to theircare at the above _ establishment treated with . the strictest attention, combined with moderate charges. Saddle Horses and Vehicles for hire to suit the most fastidious. W. and S., are always purchasers of, first-dasß Saddle and Harness Horses. TO DRAPERS AND STOREKEEPERS. VOUN GH U S"B A N.D k CO., Imported of Drapery and Clothing, Of Elizabeth-street and Flinders-lane, Melbourne And Basinghall-street, London, Beg; to announce to the Trade that they have taken a portion of. the premises of H. Miller and Co • Walker street, Dunedin, lately,; occupied by a' M'Landress and Co., -. ' ' "" Where they have Now on Sale, 1 Ex Willing Lass, Gothenburg, andother Vessels, 127 PACKAGES OE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, Which have been carefully selected, and will be found in every respect suitable for the requirements of this colony, consisting of—r .; Grey calicos, lone cloths, sheetings, wood oil baizes, flannels,; flannel shirts, and all classes of hosiery, serge-shirts, moleskins, and tweed trousers, coats, &c.; blankets, •- dress goods, ribbons, feathers, shawls, and fancy drapery of every description. 1 Especial attention is directed to the Manchester goods, which, from being invoiced seven months ago from home, can consequently be offered/from! 10 to 15 per cent, k-ss tban current es. * ICTORIAN PAPERHANGING WARE- . . HOUSE, ; ' , . Maclaggan-street. BORTHWICK and ATKINS, .-.:—.'. Decorators, House and Ship "Painters,; &c The Largest St^ck of-Paperhangings in Dunedin. ....... < ils,..Coloure,3 rarnishes,_Brushcs, Etc. N.B.—Sole agent for A. Borthwick's patent paint for wood and iron ships bottoms. : Miscellaneous "-" " - --NOTICE.--- - i V. Respecting Deserter from tbe Array and Navy. , Attorney-General's Office,: Auckland,vsth April, 1862. FREQUENT instances having occurred of De sertion from Her Majesty's Sea ahd . Lan Forces in this Colony, - - - j Notice •is hereby given, • that the niost' rigorous proceedings will be taken.against any person enticing away, harboring,; concealing, or employing Deserters. The enactments relating to-the-above ofienct are subjoined' for information. FRANCIS D. FENTON, Assistant Law Officer. . .CLAUSES OF IMPERIAL^ ACTS RELATING TO DESERTERS. Naval "Desertion. * 10- and 11 Vict.v chap; 62/ see? 11.' And be it enacted, That every person! who, b . words or any other means "whatsoever, shall persuade any person in Her Majesty's Navy to. desert, or iin-" . laroperly-absenthimself from"his duty, shall forfeit' and pay the sum' of twenty pounds for every suck act ;~and every persou who"shall* assisfor"procure any person in Her' Majesty's Navy to desert, or impro . periy absent himself from, his fluty; jqr' shall conceal ' employ, or continue to employ- auy»peS:sQn belonging . o'Her Majesty's Navy, who shalLLbe a deserter, or mproperly absent .from, his duty, knowing him to be uch a deserter, or so improperly absent, shall forfeit and pay the sum of thirty/pounds for every such assistance, procurement, concealment^ employment, or continuing of employment, as aforesaid.", " ■ • •' Marine Desertion. , ' •' ", ■ 21 Vict., cap.. 7, sec. 54. -'- < > ;J " Any pferson yrhq shall; in any r>ar&ofrHer Msjes!y's dominions,'by words or'any other-means whatsoever, directly' or indirectly, procure any' Marine to , desert; or shall, by words or by any other means ■ -whatsoever, attempt to'procare or persuade, any Marine todesert; ana any person who, knowing' that' "Marine is" about to "desert, shaß'auTor assistuim in* - deserting'; or, knowing any Marine to be\ a 'deserter, I »hall conceal such deserter, or aid of, assist-'suck'-' L-'ese'rter in concealing himself, or .aid or assist in his uescue, .shall .be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor^, and shall, on:conviction.-thereof, be liabJe~td" be" punished by fine or imprisonment, : of* both, as the beforewiicb-such conviction shall tak+plac* i .may-adjudge. IM-, y,^yi -j r-MILHJABX .DjBSEIITIOH. * -' . " .'7W.7- '•-»>^^.yipK, <ap.^,Sec.-88. 4 ' ■•;•« ' .vu"AMperßoß'iwhoßh^,-in-jrays^irJrof H^JBlajesty's dominions, or by any„means whatsoever,"directly or indirectly, procure any ( ,soldie?. to desert, or : attfempf to.proctotflor persuade any Soldier to* desert;' \ and any .person .who, .knowing _that.any Soldier 'ia1 . .aboutto d^ert, shall aid or assist hiin.-w deserting: i or, Knowing any Soldier to be 1 a deserte,' shalLconceal , such .deserter, pr aid .or^.assist .such, deWrtefin concealing himself, oraidorassistWhisrescue; shsßbe. aeeinedguilty of a misdemeanor/and^sball, on-cbm--. 4 3 cfe¥|l^ f>^r^¥7^ 1 punished Iw"^ 'of 1 j ini^ns6iMettt;o/tibthrWthe Court before whick such conviction shall take place may ftdjudgt.