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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 176, 11 August 1876, Page 18

"DASEBTS! BASK BT'Hi" Undersigned has always on hand, Baske of every description. Orders promptly attended to. Note the Address — fll. SULLIVAN Wholesale and Retail Basket Maker, Princes-street, South Dunedin, (opposite Guthrie and Asher's.) IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. .- — — r^ pABEW AND COMPANY^, p5 a " a . ' tol Gbeat King Stkeet, Dttnedin, Wish to notify to the Dunedin public that they have commenced business at the above address, (as Manttfaotttbebs of British Wines, cobdials, llqttetjbs, &c, &c, and feel confident, from their long and practical experience in the above business, that they will be able to offer a superior article in every branch of their manufacture. The undermentioned goods, which will be found of first -class quality, can be had either n case or bulk :—: — .2 'o 0.2 ®* a — • ** Tonic Orange Wine, Curacoa, Maraschina, Sarsaparilla, &c, &c. (BgP^Observe the Address :—: — GREAT KING STREET, Opposite Knox Church, DUNEDIN WEIR AND SAMSON I&IPOBTEES O» China, Glass, and Earthenware. Kerosene Oil Lamps. American Chairs. House-fu 1 nishing Ironmongery. Cutlery, Electro-plate. Perfumery and Fancy Goods. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. Further shipments of the above goods landed ex Oamaru, Wild Deer, Sir Lancelot, and Wellington; aud to arrive per Pomana, Caithlock, &c. Country store and hotel-keepers visiting Dunedin will find it worth their while to '•all before purchasing elsewhere. _ MITHAbD S M I T H H Wholesale and Retail Painters, Paperhangers, Glaizers, &o. Every branch of the trade plain or most artistic done at lowest prices. We employ the best workmen, and it is our endeavor to give every satisfaction. We are direct importers from the best manufacturers of Paperhangings, White Leads, Varnishes, Brushware, Oils, Glass, and every trade requisite, and we give special advantages to Cash Purchasers.— SMlTH AND SMITH, No 5, Octagon, next the Atheneur:. PlEit HOTEL, Corner of Bond, Jetty, and Crawford streets— JOSEPH BAXTER begs to inform his town and country friends that he has purchased the above Veilknown Hotel from Mrs. Guy Bennett, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on his predeceisor. Visitors from the country will find their convenience j specially attended to.