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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 164, 30 March 1871, Page 8

Dunedin Advertisements. FLAX, GRAIN, WOOL, AND OTHER COLONIAL PRODUCE, WE beg to intimate that we have entered into arrangements with Mr. John Reid, of the Phoenix Warehouse, Hope-street, to receive and store all Flax, Grain, Wool, and other Colonial Produce, sent to our consignment for sale or shipment. FLAX. Our periodical sales of Flax will in future be held at Mr John Reid's Warehouse, Hope-street, where '"arrangements j of the most complete character have been made for jjressing, storing, and exposing for sale. GRAIN. We are prepared to receive, store, and s^ll privately, or by auction, all Giain sent to our care. WOOL. The attention of Wool growers is specially invited to tho arrangements made for showing to the best advantage "Wool entrusted to us for sale. Liberal advances made on all Flax, Grain, Wool, and other Colonial Produce placed in our hands for sale or shipment. The interest of our constituents at all times covered by policies of insurance. Storage, and other charges, at the lowest rates. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. HARGILL & LANSEIGNE, \J AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION, AMD COMMISSION AOEKT3. Catjgill & Lixgi icini: will hold ppriodicai S.le:> by Auction of VCool mil other Produce, at then 1 temporary premise*, Walters' reer, Duncilin. MINERAL BORING-. THE Subscribers who have been brought up practical borers in the great mineral tields of the MonkUnds, Lanarkshire, Scotland, are open to en^a^cinent to sink bores for coal, liin<'.-.t(i!ie, or auri+erwus sfci-uta. ami to give itccuiaie journals of ail mineral ]> isa.-d Llu-'Uigk i') the search, preserving any < r -ill of tho | borings for the puvpose < f lxi:v: ti^'id when so required. t'*ioii ha-s bu'u f.nvi 1 I custom whilst In -ring i'-jr i>i' -sr-5. in: i 1 and Geddes, Mining i-Jngmuj^, ildii: burgh. JOHN & ARCUD. THOMSON 7 . Balclutha, December 20. VICTORIA pR E W E RY , PITT-STREET, DUXXDIX. WM.STEA C H A N , ERF/K'ER, Continues to supply his unrivalled Ales ami Porter in bulk and bottia at current prices. All Orders forwarded to tho Brewery will receive prompt attention. NITRuTJs OXtDK GAS For theab-oluroly painless extraction of Teeth MR. 3300T desires to announce tha Great Succ-psi of this "e\v Aua^fhetie. Safo and rapid in a<jii- >n, with nox.c of the unpk-asuiihiess of Olilwoform. Chargi-b iv<luc«'.i fwi Ar iii. tal Teeth, &c. ALFRED EOO I', F.iiv-;, 'a Ijiiu.liiijj.-, i'l'iucfs-flf roe r . ifONEY TO LBND on Freehold Suuujji. rity aud Growing Crops. WM. DVLIIYMPLE, Jr., LAND, ESTATE, A> T D MONEY -AUE>'T, Stafford-street, D'inodin. A M'EAKLAXD AND CO., "WHOLESALE Saddlers and Saddlers Ironmongers, High-street, Dunedix. [card.] DAVID ROSS & JOHN B. HOTSON, ARCHITECTS, CIVIL AND MIXING ENGINEERS AND SUttVliYO S, Prixces Street, Dttxedix, a> t d quelxstowzs'. "DBBVES AND pO.'S CELEBRATED ' CORDIALS AND LIQUEURS, Sold by all Respectable Storekeepers throughout the Province. Quinine Bitters Ginger Brandy Orange Bitters tHnber Wine Orange Wine Raspberry Vinegar Clcve Cordial Lemon Syrup Peppermint. CorJial Rum Punch iE:ated and Mineral Waters. All guaranteed equal to English Manufacture. maclaggan -street, dunedik. [circular.] Dunedin, November 21, 1870. TTTE beg to announce that we have this J' day disposed of our Dunedin BUSINESS to Messrs -las. iiackerras and Co , and solicit for them a continuance of the favours so liberally besiowed upon us during the last eight years. WHITTINGIIAM BROTHERS. Referring to the above, we beg to intimate th.it we have purchased the BUSINESS hitherto carried on by Messrs. Whiltinghain Brothers, in Dunedin, and hope to merit a continuance of the favours extended to them. JAS, T, MACKERRAS & CO., J Bond-street,