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Otago Daily Times, Issue 158, 19 May 1862, Page 8

, ......-,■. Business Notices. -~■•.; ■ HUTTONS ITALIAN -WAREHOUSE-. PAY. HUTTON, i Maelaggan-strect (r.ext. to . Arcade), has on Imnd one of the largest ami most various'assortment of Preserves in Duucdin, - consisting of— ... Preserved Partridge Preserved Ham Fowl • ' „ Hare ~ Duck „ Kiibbit ■'Sardines „ ' Grouse . • ~!'■• Findon Haddocks „ . Lobsters „ Salmon . „ Herrines Hare, Giblet, and other Soups. COFFEES. JT O . I—.Huiioc's ruixtwi*. unrivalled. New Zealand mixture, good family coffee, liiuiedin coffee, reivlly good. TEAS, [n packages, all sizes, loi- family and trading purposes. From the proprietor's large experience in the Tea and Coffee trade, ho feels confident that the most fastidious in taste, or economical in pocket, eanno feil to he satisfied, both as to quality and price. t Goods delivered free \iithin 6 miles of' town. j SPLENDID FEED FOR HOUSES DURING THE WITER SEASON. ON the banks of the Taieri. Horses received (without responsibility), at ss. per week. OLIVER COOPER, & CO.", Vitorian Butchers' Co , Stafford-street, Dunedin. HORNBY AND KNOX'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, HATTRAY-STUF/ET. Clean beds, good meals, civility, attention, and moderate charges. THE DIGGERS' EXPRESS VAN Will leave Town TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS. LEAVING Anderson and Stod«!art's at hal past 8 a.in., calling at Mr. Siiand's, Baker, Princes street. Leaving the Taieri Ferry every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at eight o'clock. FAXES :— • > s. d. To Green Island 2 6 To Saddle Hill 4 0 To Hob Roy Hotel SO Taieri Ferry 9 0 JAMES CARMICHAEL, Proprietor. AMILIES and Gentlemen visiting Sytln ■wishing for a comfortable home, will find every accommodation at the BARLEY MOW HOTEL, Corker of Park akd Casti,kreagh-stheet.?, Being near the race course makes it very healthy. DAVID MOSES, j VICTORIAN BUTCHERS' COMPANY. "VTOTICE.—AII parties indebted to the late firm o O^l Beard & Cooper, are requested to pay the amout due without, delay, as all unsettled on the 17bh inst. will be handed to a solicitor for recovery. EX LADY EGIDIA. SINCLAIR AN D II ISL OP, P JIINCES-ST X E El , Dusews, BF,G respectfully to inform their customers that they will be able, in a few days, to show the undernoted goods, selected in the homo market, specially to tlieir order. They are fill first-class goods, newest styles, and being imported direct, will be found moderate in price. Notice will be given- in future advertisement when they are ready for show. HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTIUMMED.— • Rcginu ~ Minerva ' Buckingham Whitby Pearl Turban Satin • Cord Felts* Black Minerva, BONNETS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. Bridal Bonnets. Terry Satin Straw Glace Mixed Straw Crape Black Straw Devon Chip Rice Twist Crinoline White, improved. Mourning Bonnets Ladies' hose, gloves, riding gloves,, head-dresses, pearl coronets, velvet coronets, "wreaths, cambric handkerchiefs, baby robes, hoods, trimmed * ca}is, real lace caps, boys' collars, .children's dresses, ehinelle, dress, and invisible hair nets, window muslins, black and white elastic, steel-skirts, Thompson's patent skirts, tucked skirts. LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S STAYS. The rival corset, Queens-own, Jenny Lind, simetrical, Piccolomina, Excelsior, ladies' own. Garabaldi Jacket.'1. GENT'S HATS AND CAPS. Black Oxfords Cambridge Deerstalkers' French felts Fancy felts Balmorals Saxony Scarfs Tweed hats Handkerchiefs Ties Bvckskin gloves Collars . ; Socks, &c. Heavy and general drapery goods also direct to order, by folio wins ships. PRINCES-STREET. DUKEDIN. . ■ Between High-street and Ratthay-street.""" NEW TALE. IN THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE '"' OTAGO . W IT NESS'," WILL he published the first chapter of an entirley New and Original Tale, written expressly for the "Witness," and entitled " The Life and Adventures op . . clipistopher congleton." IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN WHO REQUIRE SITES FOR VILLAS. ' nnHE undersigned hereby notifies for public infor-, 1 mation that he has received instructions to suisl vey and sub-divide a magnificent BLOCK OF LAND, " ' ". •• , Containing about 80 Acres, five miles from Dunedin, on'the Peninsula, ' ... And which will be offered for competition by phblic auction on an early day. ' " . R. C. LUSCOMBE, Architect, &c, Princes-street. """" D. MURISON, & CO. "■ Bread and Biscuit Bakers, Psstoycooks, and Confectioners, Rattray-s*ieet. : I) READ delivered to all parts of the town. Families ' J supplieed with bread'of best quality. Hot . meat pies and luncheon cakes, from 11 o'clock until , 3 p. . Wedding cakes made to order. ' : D. , DRAKE, ~~ j WHOL ES A L E.\ IRONMO NGE R, ■ Rattray Street, Dunedin. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE -TOWN OF : .DUNEDIN. .■ ■,- /"^ ENTLEMEN—It was niy intention to offer ray\JT, self as a candidate at the election for a member to represent yon at the General Assembly,- which takes place on the • inst. > *' ' I frankly acknowledge that I thought my services considering my official position, might be useful, but the revised Land Bill for the Province, .which I had hoped to support inthe House, not having received the t sanction of the Council, and no other having . been substituted, I confess ray views are somewhat altered."- -'■• * : ■'■* The,late-changes in the Jixecutive Council, by ( which the Provincial Secretary and Treasurer wi.lbe on "duty at Wellington, the absence of the Provincial - Auditor, who is also a . member,of the House of Representatives, the difficulties which present them-, elves in/carrying oil the business of the Government . should I be absent, together with the-decided step, of an advanced character, lately taken on a question! ; which must-most materially affect the interests of the Province, and which has received-such hearty ap- < pi oval, but which I am not prepared to its fullest extent at the present moment to adopt/ all combine ' to induce in me the belief that my post of duty during1 the next few months will be at Dunedin, and not at Wellington.": ; " " .. ; : - —Should you, however; think otherwise,- and the j Jifficulties wliichi I see. around me be removable, *J •< shill not hesitate a moment-in placing my sei vices; at' '\ vourdispbsal should you, be inclined to,confer on me ' the lionor of representing you' at 'the " General As- ]

seiuoiy. , ~ ■ ~ it " J. BICHARDSON, Superintendent, I May 12, 18CS