, JBusiiiesß Notices. TO MBItCBANTsfDRAYMEN, ANdlSoß]£ -—I. ' KKEMBRS. rpHE Uw'wrignKl having erected a large Irpn X Store ?vt the landing-place, Sandpit, Wpikou- . aiti.Jsprt'iiajcdtorfmVe, store, ami forward to the' various diggings auy merchandise shipped by this the bfeatyroute tor the northern gold fields. The load toy Waikouaiti to the Dunstan is admitted by all draymen who have tried both to be much better than that by the faieri, and to be preferred even at £5 per ton less cartage. The only drawback hitherto has been the want of a convenient place to receive goods as they are landed-from »he ships preparatory to loading. Such a convenience I now offer to the public at very moderate charges. .-■•■.:'.." Drays engaged, and goods forwarded for merchants and storekeepers at a low commission D. C. CAMPBELL, . Sandspit, Waikouaiti. TO RET AIL STOREKEEPERS AND MINERS. fgIHE Undersigned having opened his extensive JL Wholesale and Retail Store on the Dunstan gold field, is now prepared to supply the trade and diggers with every necessary article of food, clothing, or tools at most moderate raten. Having purchased a lar*e and well-selected stock from first bands, he is ready to guarantee the quality and genuineness of every article he offers for sale. He asks but one trial to confirm this statement. D. C.CAMPBELL, Post Office Store, ' Mamiherikia Junction, Dunstan. WAIKOUAITI ROUTE TO THE "DUNSTAN GAND SHAG VALLEY DIGGINGS. OODS received, stored, and forwarded, at lowest rates. D. C. CAMPBELL, Iron Store, Sandspit, — : Waikouaiti. HOUSES and Bulloclc Teams can now find loading at D. C. CAMPBELL'S, Iron Store, Sandspit, ■__ • Waikouaiti. COACH AND BUGGY SHOP. A LL kinds. of Repairing and Job Work, neatly Xx done with both English and American Material. Also, Veterinary and Shoeing Forge on Cobb premises, Stafford-street. • - ■ W. BLACK. A USTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL CGMf\ PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, dei iivered at shortest notice, in city or suburbs, by the undersigned. JAMES L. & C. BURKE, Princes-street, opposite Barracks. WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, Mannkhs-Strket. : J. MoKINNON BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that lie lias taken the above first-class Hotel, where he trusts, by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, and fey keeping always on hand .1 supply of the very best liquors, to merit a share of the (xtensive patronage which was acceded to his predecessor. The Hotel accommodation afforded at the " New Zealander" is the best to be found in Wellington, and the charges are very moderate. N B,—First-class Stabling. November-13,1862. PORT PHILLIP FOUNDRY, MELBOURNE. LANGLANDS BROTHERS & CO., ENGINEERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, BLACKSMITHS, BOILERMAKERS, &o. ARE prepared to •. execute orders for Saw-mill Gear, Mining, ami Pumping Gear. Engines of any description or size made, to order Boilers -Shell, Cornish, marine, and tubular. Extensive assortment of Engineers' Ironmongery, comprising— Files ; flax and engine packing: stocks and dies ; ratchet braces, shifting spanners lathes, belting, pulley blocks, wire rope, cottou waste, water and steam guages, guage glasses, iron piping, and brass work of erery description. N.B. Builders of iron screw or paddle boats, and marine engines of all descriptions. RKTIItING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS. ■ ALL ACCOUNTS due to the firm of M'Leodand Gibson, must be settled within, one month from date, otherwise iegsil proceedings will he taken for recovery of same without further notice.' ' Dunedin, 20th November. 1862. rpo TRADESMEN, SPECULATORS, and JL Others, m search of first-class Business Pro-' mises or Investment of Capital.- -The undersigned is open to treat with principals only for the Sale of either of the undermentioned Business Premises—purposing to carry on the business of the two Companies in one-shop only—either that most desirable site known us . The New Zealand Co., situate corner Princes and Rattray streets, or those valuable premises known as The City Co., situate High-street. For terms and particulars, apply to H. P. MORSE, Rattray-street. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have appropriated part of their extensive premises in Princes street, as an auction mart, and for the storage of goods entrusted to them for sale. Having arranged with Mr C. A. Ross for the management of any sales with which they may be avored, they trust Mr Ross's long experience as an auctioneer, combined with promptitude will obtain them a share of public support. - FREDERICK MOSS & CO. ROWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES, CUTTING, PRINCES-STREET, Messages and Parcels Forwarded to the Whole of the Gold Fields. fTIHE Pony Express Starts for Waitahuna, WetherJL stone's, and Tuapeka, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; and tor the Dunstan, every Saturday. . ■* ROWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES, Cutting, Princes-street ELLIS'S Livery and Bait Stables, North' East Valley. Good Stabling ou reasonable terms. Good Saddle, Pack, and Cart Horses for sale nr hire. Oats, Chaff", Hay, and Bran for Sale. Paddock accommodation close to the stables. THOMAS JONES, (Late of Sandridge,) Watchmaker, Jeweller, Goldsmith, &c, Princes Street, Through the Cutting. TJ. has a large and well selected assortment of • Colonial and English Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, &c, which lie offers to the public at prices to induce them to givs him a portion of their patronage. Having had long experience in the Watchmaking business, any Watches, Clocks, &c, left with him to be repaired, their performance will be guaranteed, and no extra charge made for any alterations they may require. Chronometera, Sextants, and Compasses, carefully repaired : Tubes for Barometers, Object Glasses for Telescopes; Spectacles to suit all ages. Watch Glasses One Shilling, Keys Sixpence. GEORGE R. WEST, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC SELLER P George Street, (next Bath Hotel,) ' lANOFORTES', Harmoniums', Flutinas', Concertinas', < and every description of Musical instruments Tuned «»nd Repaired. All the popuUr Music by D'Albert, Farmer, Jlrimley, Richards, Osborne, and other eminent com- ; posers on Sale. A superior assortment of Pianofortes now on view byj< Broadwood," (imported direct by Mr. Kruil.) New Music received by every Mail. "Alexandre" Harmoniums, for Sale, suitable for Divine Service. . Country Orders punctually attended to. BOOTS AND SHOES. OPIER and LEVIEN, Importers and ManufacKJ turers, Princes street, adjoining the Cutting. S. and L. have always on hand a large and choice assortment of seasonable . Boots and Shoes of every description from the best makers. Boots^made to order, and repairs neatly executed. Country orders punctually attended to. _ SHAU VALLJii JLMeUIJ*t*S« ~~~ pARTIES proceeding to the above diggings can X be supplied with all sorts of diggers' tool! pro-S&WEft.'BßS&ij'*-DuiKdi]lpriCffl-
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 316, 24 December 1862, Page 8
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1,034Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 316, 24 December 1862, Page 8
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