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Otago Daily Times, Issue 319, 27 December 1862, Page 1

ON SALE.at DAY & MIEVILLE'S: Princesstreet. Established 1553. All goods imported direct from England. To arrive per Empress of India: 1 hhd carpenters' rim locks 1 do brass candlesticks and taps 2 do brass foundry, of all descriptions 1 1 do Salter's spring balances and pockef steel yards ~ 3 bales mats, roping twine, clothes me 1 case white metal candlesticks 3 do Welsh stone, Turkey stone. Turkey slips 1 cask shelf brackets, black and bronaed 1 hhd japanned scrapers 1 case Moseley planes, handsaws, and rosewood knobs 3 casks bullock chains 3 do coil do 3 do plough do 50 dozen galvanized buckets , 1 hhd bellows 1 do steelyards, to 5001b Grindstones, complete Ridging, spouting, piping, rainwater heads Galvanized screws and nails, from Tupper and Carr. J On Sale, ex Jura, Cheviot, Chile :— Aberdeen scythe handles American do Grass scythes, made by Tysack Bramble do, do do R. Sorby's and American reap hooks Strickles' scythe stones Hay forks, English and American Hay knives, hay rakes Black's* spades, Lyndon's do Parkes and Son's do American steel do Manure forks, Lyndon's Potatoe do Adzes, grub hoes Adze handles, axe handles } Kangaroo Hanging lamb Double crown FRANCK & CO. have on Sale, at their Stores. Manse-street, ex late arrivals— Martell's brandy, in qr.-casks, pale and dark Hennessy's do. do. Champagne, V.P. do. do. A. French do., qr.-casks and hhds. do. Stuart's, whisky do do. Hennessy's and French brandy, in case] Thin's whisky in case, JDKZ geneva Cook's and Cozens sherry, in qr.-casks Hunt's port wine do. Sherry and port wine, in cases A Champagne, Dutch bitters Dowson's pale ale in hhds. . Taylor's stout do. Tennant's ale and porter, pints afd quarts Allsopp's ale do., bottled by Friend Tea.in chests, half-chests, and boxes Manilla, Java, and Mauritius sugars Patna and Java rice, DR Cork butter Sinclair's new hams and bacon i and \ sardines, oysters, lobsters, assorted fish Red herrings, anchovy sauce, Lee and Perrin's do. Champion's vinegar, in qr.-casks and glass, table salt * * • Bottled fruits, pickles, orange and lemon peel Confectionery, jams and jellies, arrowroot Colman's mustard, starch, chocolate Hora's castor oil, k pint and pint salad oils North Wilts and Glo'ster cheese, carbonate ef soda Currants, Cape raisins, muscatel raisins, almonds Sperm candles, mould candles, Sydney and Liverpool soap Holloway's pills and ointment, Robinson's patent groats Plaid and japanned iinvestas> assorted sizes Manilla cigars, pipes, platform scales, clothespegs Manilla rope, white lead, Sharp's axes, American tubs r stretchers, axe and pick handles, tumblers Oollin's DHRP and LH shovels, assorted tinware Galvanized iron buckets, boots and shoes American wood and cane seat chairs, chests of drawers M'Guire's grain leather American boots FRANCK & CO,, Manse-street FRANCK & CO. have on Sale, at their Stores Manse-street, ex late arrivals— Crimean shirts, Scotch twilled shirts Blue serge shirts, LV pants and vests Shetland and Aberdeen half-hose and hose 72 in. grey sheeting, flannels Drab and nailers' moleskin trowsers, fancy dot sac coats 9-4 and 10-4 white, blue, an scarlet blankets FRANCK & CO., _____ Manse-street. ~~L O U " R ex Bella Marina, Southern Cross, Bruce, and Runnymede, 204. tons. Hour, of following brands, namely, Mount Moriac, Beeby and Dunstan's, Belmont, Western Mills, fine and silk dressed. F. MOSS and CO SAWING MACHINERY, either by water-wheel or portable engines on wneels, with saw benches. . Quartz-crushing Plant supplied on the shortest no* tice from their branch in Duuedin. CAIRNS, WILSON and AMOS, Princes-street south. - . - Tjl O R TH E DUNS TA N COBB and COS TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A COACH will leave COBB and COS office on TUESDAY, December 30th, at 5.30 a.m. for the DUNSTAN. Through in ONE DAY AND A. HALF. FARES—£6. COLE, HOYT and CO, Proprieton. J'S. RAPHAEL begs to inform the public that • he has opened those large commodious premises situated in Hartley-street, Dunstan. where he is prepared to receive goods consigned to him and to make advances on same. From his long experience of the nature and requirements of a gold fields business, J. S. Raphael ia confident of being able to render full satisfaction to his clients. Horse and Cattle Sales, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Prompt account sales rendered. J. S. RAPHAEL. Auctioneer, Horse and Cattle Salesman, ! Hartley-street. Dunstan. i , f NOTICE. XT being currently reported that Mr David Marks is a partner in my business, I hereby give notiet that neither he or any other person has any interest either in my business at the Dunstan, or elsewhere. » .7. S. RAPHAEL. , Auctioneer, Hartley-street, Dnnsta_ MESSRS. R. RANKIN tc Co. beg to xniorm tbe Farmers of Tokomairiro and the East Taeiri district, that they, have opened their'new Sal* > Yards, at Saddle Hill,, near McMillan's Saddle Hill Hotel, where every care and attention will be paid , to cattle entrusted to them for sale. ..„.:< They are prepared to receive, sheep, home, -aad' cattle of every description. *« . -.'•"•/ J£. RANKIN &. C 0.,; -, v •=.--. Sheen aud Cattle Salesmen,, • '--.fi ' Saddle Hill.. > ': \\, fi. «.. Offices—Walker-stmt.Dunedin.. > : „,■- -.. ivr; ,i ONA-FIDK SALE OF GENERAL DRAPERY. HUGH KIRKPATRICK and CO. would wound the public that theitimft;»spe«fiedf(2l^(i»^)^tji|| Great Clearing Sale wdl>i.Tfffygfl^^^ j|_4^tow^>- ";5 we therefore urge on *the Jaup_ni_Ußiiwi^^ to be derived lrom this sale: 'WS hare^hemidlS^il to what we started witb, tba*'-.^t6t»i*l_e^«*eSl^ fide sale, and we feel i^uredJi^^^tW^K^ up to the expectations of a^yaw'i^&^iw^'^^pl;!'-*' prices we have quoted. ,& ",.' £&£:ci^&%& t^M assortment of Jai^^wm^tm^ subject to great seducttn* .; *^fiW^pmsU - • -<-,--. -ye, .^-v^aea "• •* !, "-" A' A**? i 12&&%