Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 149, 8 May 1862, Page 1

•' \., '"" 'Merchandise,I, ', ". "' i HARRIS AND SAMPSON, Importers of BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c. nio'n^ street,, : , " - Two doors above the Union J3p)ik, Dunedin, i HAVE O If' S"A '£ "E—' Macguiie's American boots Napoleons Riding boots Walrrfights Bluchers Wellingtons of every description Women's and .children's doth, kid, and leather boots, &c. Pilot jackets " - • Moleskin trowsers Scotch tweed and doe suits Tweed and doe trowsers Melton and tweed Inverness capes Scotch twill shirts Crimean and Baltic shirts . •8-4 grey calico White and colored blankets ! Flannels, &c. • f< .. Lambawool pants and-under shirts 'i and m-cy^ lambswool half-hosa -^'Mijitary knit half-hose ' -■>...„>,. •- fW-Mtp China shawly, pongees,"'- wiinsou silk .' r i "ir s'n?' 10S > c< ■ • ' jSjlKaf riuiraitigs, buttons,' fringes iNir'iftKu^gGUls^inask \<' ifaWisSt^aFsdecves, &. -■■'; "i;MusTin curtains Cloth and tweed caps • Waterproof coats Bedford cord trowsers'" ■ ' TO SETTLERS, BUTCHERS, CARRIERS, - ' AND OTHERS. ' Hides. Tallow. Sheepskins. nnHE Undersigned is .prepared to purchasa hides, _L tnllow, and sheepskins at the highest market price, delivered at his'utores, Stafford-street. . . . • WILLIAM SMITH, • . Stafford-street. J' KATZENSTEIN, Jur., Stafford-street, next . , door, to the Union Hotel, has on Sal«— Baltic weatherboards, feather-edge Portland cement Bar iron, assorted sizes Quicksilver Raw and boiled linseed oil Chineso oil Red lead . Baltic oats > -; t Otai-d's brandy, in qr.-cask's Congou tea, in chests, half-chests, and boxes . Scented orange pekoe tea, isrboxes Byass's ale Taylor's chicory, &c, &o. . .~ J N '. £! A^ L E.— AT THE OCTAGON TIMBER YARD, Corner of Great King and Stewart-streets. j 1,700 bags of lime, best quality ■ 20,000' feet Baltic weather board* j 35,000 palings ! COOO shingles 5000 feet of half-round spouting, with brackets fordo 5000 do O.G. do. 10 casks of plaster of Paris 1 do putty_ 6 'lo plain zino 15,000 feet 4x3 deals • 10,000 do. 3x 2 clear pine 20,000 do. Hard wood, 9 x 3, 6 x 4, 6 x 6,^4 x 3, 3x2, 6.x-2' . • . 6 tons corrugated galvanized iroa 15,000 Countess's slates : 34.sets turned table legs 30 do,,wash-stand do. ■ Doors, windows, Venetian shutters Carpenters' patent locks, with best furniture - Butt hinges, &c.,-&c. •A large lot of cradles and long toms The above ore just landed, all in good condition. BEN.'SMITH. ALEXANDER CUMMIN G, Staffobd-strbet, HAS for Sale Invoices of— Slops, Blankets Hosiery, Haberdashery Flannels and Drapery in great variety Boots and Shoss Ames' long handled round point shovels Hunt's D handled do., do. - Ironmongery of all kinds COALS. COALS. COALS. A Beautiful Household Coal can be had delivered to'anyreasonable distance from town, at from 40s to 455. ,per ton—lss. per tori at the pit head, by applying to JAMES PATERSON & CO., 1 Or at the Proprietor's, 'at Saddle Hill. JNO. BROOM. 1 DOLE, DODS, and CA.MERON offer for SaleTea, in chests, half-chests, and boxes Sugar, loaf, Cossipore, and Victorian Companies Coffee, fresh roasted and ground, and in airtight canisters - Carraway seeds, cloves, whole and ground ginger • I -Rasing, Currants, and dried apples Oatmeal, flour, and pearl barly 1 Hams,- bacon, cheese, and colonial butter Salt, soap, starch and blue, soda crystals Carbonate soda, tartaic acid, and cream of tartar. . • Castor oil, salad oil, and bottle vinegar Vinegar in qr.-casks, " Hill and Evans." Pickles, jams, and bottled fruits. Potatoes, onions, and American brooms Capera, curry powder, and sardines. Brandy, ..ram, gin, ..whisky, and old.,torn, in bulk and .bottle. Port and Sherry wines, In bulk and bottle. -Ale and:porter, in hlids and bottle . -Now landing, ex Lombard, • Finest Silk Dressed Flour. .' QJo arrive ex United Brothers. 50 casks Whitobread's Bottled Stout. POLE, DODS, & CAMERON, Importers, and Wholesale Grocers, Provision, • Wine, and Spirit Merchaats, ■ ■ RATTRAY STEEET. WEBB,' PANTLIN- & CO. bog to call the attention of the trade to their Large Stock of Goods enumerated below, the whole of which they are prepared to sell at very low rates, viz. :— Oatmeal in £, .J, andlcwt. Ginger Wine brls.' ' ' ' Galv. iron Halo's Brit, sperm candles Black charcoal do Melbourne mould do, L. 11. shovels Sardines D.. Ef. do. White herrings (in tins) Forster's spades Red do.'do. ~ - Galv. buckets Gillon's jams ' Tin do. Colemairs starch ' Quicksilver Brown & Poison's do. Vestas, all sizes Coleman's blue Fairbanks counter scales Sultana raisins Wrapping paper, all deMuscatel do. scriptions - . Mauritius sugar Highlander playing cards Mustard (in glass and tins) Framed school slates Melbourne confectionery Meerschaum washed pip«» Vinegar in qr.-casks Gold blowers Manilla cigars Gold sieves Havanna do. '' . Orange bitters Pint pickles . Lemon syrup Liverpool soap Sharpc's axes Melbourne do. Collins' J and J axes Dunlop cheese Simmonds and Hunt's Double Gloucester hatchets 1 lb. salmon American broom* 1 lb. lobsters „ - -pails Pearl barley '. . ~ hoes . ■ , Gillon's game, in I and 2 Axe and pick handles lb. tins '■ ' Collins'sinking picks 'Salad oil • r ~~ driving do., Castor do. - ' * Calcutta lines Carbonate of |soda Manilla rope, all sizes Tea in "chests," halves, and-Small inks,' boxes Gunny bags ( Black pepper • ■"- ' Prospecting pans White do .Gohtscales Twist tobacco Cane seated... oak office Flat do - - - . Chan's ' Cl- • ■■"° ' Clove cordials -„ ■-- „ bedroom do. Peppermint do. &«.,. - , -fat;