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Otago Daily Times, Issue 287, 20 November 1862, Page 8

________ Business Kotices NEAREST AND BEST IWUD- TO THE DDK STAN AND NOKOMAI. CORB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF fcOYAL MAIL COACHED ON and after September 9th,'Coßß & CO.'S Coaches will leave thfir office Daily, at 6 a.m., for the Taieri Ferry, Waihola, Tokomaririro, and the Molyneux. Returning from the Molyneux daily, at 8 a.m. Atso, On and after Monday, October 13th, a Coach will leave for Writahuna, Wetherstoue, Munroe's Uuliy, and Tu:>peka, t-very Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6 a.m. ; returning fom thu Commercial Hotel, Tu^peka Junction, on alternate days at 5 a.m. COLE, HOYT .v CO., , Proprietors NOTICE, Tl ORSES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Always for Sale at COBB AND CO.'S STABLES, Stafford Street. Parties dealing with the abo\e firm, may alway rely on having satisfactorily tri.ils before buying. For further particulars apply on the premises, or at Cobb's Coach < ;fllce, Corner of Manse and Stafford Streets. COLE, HOYT and CO. THE NbW F URN ITU uE. SALE AND AUCTION ROOM, Maclnggan-street, in front of the Abbevleix House EDWAKD MOhLLER & CO. beg to inform the Merchants an*l Import-rs of Jjuuwiin, thsuV tiiey will open their newly erected and very extensive premises as Furn'ture, Sales and Auction Rooms, on the first of September, 1862. Their best, attention will always bo given to the sale of Furniture, Ironmongery, " aud Plated Ware, etc.. and the exunt of their premises, as well as their long experience as furniture salesmen, war nin.M' their as^enion, that intending vendors wi! Imve the best opportunity of havinir their i»oods pr<»perly suited, displayed and offered to the public ia the best possible manner. Families about to leave town will be able to bring their household eliects to ti-.e best market, and liberal money advance.- wi'l be inntie on goods placed into the haniis of the auctioneers fur sale. Intending putvbas-ers are always sure to find a very extrusive assortment of evmibiiig requisite for furui«hmg th'.^ir houses, and due notice will be given of ail sales to be held at tbe tstabli^bjiieut. (Jut of door sales will be attended to, and account sales, in al! instanc s, will be rendered within 48 hours after each sale. Address :— EDWARD MUELLER & CO., Auctioneprs Valuators', etc., Mjjcia^^iin-street, in front of the Abbevleix House. Dunedin. TIMBER! TIMBEitJ TIMBER! BULLOCK AND WALKER ■ IIMBEII MERCHANTS AND SAW MILL PROPRIETORS, Bee-to announce that, having completed the new arrangements and additional machinery at their VICTORIA STEAM SAW-MILLS, STEWART'S ISLAND, They are prepared to execute orders for Sawn Timber of any size, and to any extent. THE MILLS, With the additional STEAM POWER recently erected, being now capable of cutting upwards of 60,000 feet per week, Contractors and others ma> rely upou the punctual and correct fulfilment of lar.^c orders. CUMBERLAND-STREET SAWING, PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS. JDULLOCKAND WALKER, Are 'Now Prepared to SAW UP DEALS and OTHER TIMBER, Plane and produce Mouldings to any extent and of any pattern, at their Steam"'Mills, in Cumberland- I street. I BULLOCK AND WALKER Have on hand, in their yards, in Cumberland-street btuart-street,near the Gaol and the New Jetty, the most varied and extensive assortment of Timber in Dunedin. It comprises :—- Red pine, boards, an d scantlings, all kinds and sizes , Kauri boards and scantlings, all kinds and sizes tiobart l own splits, laths, and shingles Galvanized iron roofing; ridging, spouting, guttering, and nails, &c, &c, American shelving „ T& G lumber 5 j T & G flooring Feather-edged Baltic weather-boards Clear pine 2 in. l.^-in. 1-in., aud £-in. Cedar, 1-m, and Doors. E.P., S.M., and D.M., from 2ft. 6in. x 6ft. Gin. to SASHES AND CASEMENTS. American and cedar, all kinds and all sizes. J3ULLOCK AND WALKER Have 'now landing, in splendid order, ex Escort and Grasmere, a large shipment of Scotch Flooring Boards and Mouldings, direct from the well known hrni ot K. Millar and Sons, Montrose. It consist j °*— . . ■ ■ 50,000 feet 1 |-in. T & G red and white Baltic 40,000 „ 1-in. „ 40,000 |-in. - ' 3d,000 ,; }-in. ;; ;; ;; inn'nnn " H n« j« P^in and beadal' 100,000 runmag feet mouldings and architraves, yellow and white piue. BULLOCK AND WALKER ■ Solicit tbe attention of Builders and Contractors to their extensive stock aud unrivalled facilitie for the. execution of all orders connected with th Building Trade. 5 per cent, discount allowed for cash. PQEIV PHILLIP BuUNDtiY, ALELBUUHNE. LANGLANDS BROTHERS & CO . ENGINKERB, " IRONFOUNDERS, J3LACKSAIITHS, BOlLEß- ■■■■_„.- MAKERS, &o. A »E prepared to execute orders for Saw-mill XX faear, Mining, und Puuiping Gear. Engines of any description or size made to order Uwlers -bhell, Corai h. marine, and tuliular co^Sgl^ 01^11' °f ?^«« f Ironmongery, Piles ; flax and engine packing: stocks and dies; ratchet braces, bhiftb.g ppanners, - _ lathes, belting, pulley blocks, wire rope cottou .watte,,. .w.ter and s-team quag s, guage glasses, iron piping, and brass work of eveiy description. N.B. Builder* of iron screw or paddle boats, and ma'-me /'Tit>ine-a«>f nil .«se>-cript.':onß • M~ A . lion vji* ■a: c.iai'uV-AL. r "^ ~ R. -JAMES KILtiOOK hns removed to No. 4,.^rcer's Buil.iinys, Princes-street, where ' «i jjarties indebted to him are- requtsteti to call and settle tneir accounts witliout mtther Ueluy • Dun^dia, 29th Aunu>t. 1b62.