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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 109, 10 March 1870, Page 3

MisceUaneMs. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership between the undersigned Samuee Hales and August Heintz, in the business of retail butchers and slaughtermen, at the Blue Spur, Tuapeka, was DISSOLVED by mutual consent. As the business is being wound upj all parties indebted to the late firm are requested to settle their accounts without delay. (Signed) "SAMUEL HALES. AUGUST HEINTZ. Blue Spur, March 4th, 1870. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TAYLOE AND PEEES, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS, TAPANUI. ALL parties indebted to the above firm are requested to pay their accounts to Messrs. KirkeaiJd And Copland, Tapanui, on or before the Ist March ; and all accounts due by the late firm must be rendered to Messrs. KirklanD and Copland on or before that date, otherwise they will not be acknowledged; (Signed) JOHN TAYLOR. BENJAMIN PEERS. Tapanui> 9fch February, 1870. ONE POUND REWARD. Q^RAYED from Waitahiina, a black Mare, branded TF on near shoulder"; has a white star on forehead, and one oi hind fetlocks enlarged. The above Reward will be paid to any person returning the same or giving sucli information as will lead to its recovery. R. COGHILL, Bridge Hotel, Waitahuna. CO B B AND C O.'fj Telegraph Lines of BOYAL MAIL COACHES. John Chamix and Co., Proprietors. Leave the Booking Office, corner of High and Princes Streets for all parts of the Province. CARRIAGES. J. C» and Co. have always on hand the newest designs in Broughams, Barouchesj Phaetons, Waggonettes and American Buggies of every descriptijn. CARRIAGES BUILT TO ORDER. All timber Used in our Manufactory ha 3 been carefully selected and imported direct from America', and seasoned for years before working. Repairs done in a superior manner, with all possible dispatch, and at the lowest charges. MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY* STAFFORD-STREET . Superior carriage and buggy pairs, saddle horses and hacks, always on hand for sale or exchange. Horses broken to saddle or harness. — •■ i NOTICE OF REMOVAL. To Watchmakers, Jewellers, and the Public in general. THE LABG-EST STOCK IN THE COLONIES. N SALOMON begs to infonri the inliabi- , tants of Dunedin- and Up- Country Dis* tricts, that he has taken those centrally-situ-ated Premises in STEINHOFF BUILDINGS, Opposite the Custom House, Princes-street, at present occupied by Mr. R. K. Murray, which he will take possession of on the Ist April. Mr. Salomon intends offering tl 6 whole of his large and well-assorted Stock at almost COST PRICE, which consists of— Ladies' and gents' gold and silver hunting and open faced English and Geneva Watches, of the best manufacturers. Colonial and English gold and silver Chains and Alberts of the newest patterns. A large and choice assortment of English and Colonial Jewellery, set with diai monds and other precious stones. A large assortment of silver and electro* plated goods. A choice assortment of ladies' and gents* sterling silver and electro-plated Dressing cases. A handsome stock of sterling silver Cupa, suitable for race, yachting, rifle, or 1 artillery prizes. Sterling silver and electro-plated inkstands in great variety. Telescopes, opera, field, and marine glasses. English and French Clocks from the besfc makers. Musical Boxes, with all the latest improve* mentsi A very choice assortment of goods, suitable for presentations, &c, &c, and a vari* ety of other goods too numerous to particularise. First-class Workmen kept on the premises. Watches and Jewellery carefully Repaired at the lowest possible rates. All articles will in future be marked with plain figures, so that visitors may judge fbi? themselves of the cheap rate at which goods are being sold. Country Orders punctually attended to. Note the Address— N . SALOMON, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLEB, AND SILVEESMITfit, (Next Bank of New Zealand), , PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN,