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Otago Daily Times, Issue 161, 22 May 1862, Page 6

Business Nouce. t '■: * ' -.'n X NOTI C E~., '"<"T A REWARD of TEX POUNDS w!M he nivc&to. ! aUy one who will >dvc such inform .turn as will cad to the conviction of uny person or pu.inn.-s. wiu> are in the habit of puling down ray Kpc-r -at Hawk-slmry Bush, and ulso in passing through mr Paddocks, and leaving their Bullocks therein. " , JOHN JONES ~., .■■■■■ A DESIDERATUM. '. W; I lATtf. now prepared to take orders for BOOT?, ■ which will be found, impervious to either Scotiih !7 mist or Duuedin sludge; guaranteeing coinpleta in»- ' uiunitv from cold or damp feet. MANLY TIIAOKKR, I'romiur Boot-maker, Hope-street. NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that I will not hold myself liable for any debts contracted by any person or persons on behalf of the cutter ALPHA without my orders or written instructions. TIIOS. MoWBHAY HUICIIINSON, Sole Owner. PLANTING SEASON. ■. ' EARLY Planting always succeeds best. The undersigned begs to inform intending planters that the present is the best time for planting either Fruit or Forest Tree, Shrubs, &c. George Matthews Nurtery and Seedsman, Duuedin. J . wT A~L"~L EN,' " Stafford-stkegt, A^riNE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, and VV GENERAL GROCER. Sole Agent for T. SWALLOW & CO.-, General Biscuit Manufacturer, Melbourne. Up-country trade supplied at lowest prices. 7 VICTORIAN RESTAURANT. ~ Princes-street south, next Messrs. ArmOur and Kennedy. GOOD BEDS, well cooked meals, civility, attention, and cleanliness, combined with.'moderate cbargos.always to be found at Hie Victoranßestauruut. A few permanent boarders wanted, whose comforts will bo carefully attended to. STANFIELD & GLADHALL. '' : Proprietors. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership jL\ liitherto existing between the undersigned, under the designation of Gibb and .Hjsk'on, ns Storekeepers, &c, at Tuapeka, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to or by the late firm : will he received or paid by Edward Gibb, who will continue to carry on the business. Witness our hands, JAMES HERON, EDWARD GIBB. Witness, Davtd m'Lem,akp. 1 TbTDWARD GENET, Auctioneer, Ueneral ComJjJ mission and Shipping Afient, Norwich' Quay, Lyttelton. N.B.*—Passengers'Luggage and Merchandiss carefully stored, and forwarded so any part of tho settlement or neighboring colonies, on reasonable tennis. NOTICE. ': ALL claims against the late John Molt.isost, Princes-street, to be rendered immediately ; and all outstanding debts to be paid without delay to the undersigned, at the store, in Princes-street. ANNE MOLLISON. Duncdin, 23rd April, 1862. . AVA C T ! SUBSTANTIAL Merit must belong to that which 0 pleases everybody- such are " THACKER'S BOOTS !" - DISSOLUTION OF'PART.X'EKSHIP. "VTOTICE. Tiie partnership hitherto existing IN between the undersigned, under the firm of B. Marks & Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual c •'.lseut. BENTWITH MARKS, MARCUS KUTTNER. Witness —Henry Hay.max. Dnneriin, 39th May, ISO 2. ALL accouiits unpaid and due to Mr: Andrew S. Wilson (lafe Cliemist and Druggist) Princesstreet, will be summoned (o the Court "in Duncdin without further notice. i. By order, ; MHT HENRY BAYL'.p^Arcovintant. May 12lh, 1802. ' . ■■■ MONSTER CLOTHING, OUTFITTING, AKD TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. mHE MOXSTER CLOTHING COMPANY X intend oponiiig their establishment in those premises situate in Princes-street, adjoining, Mr. Swilzer's Boot nnd Shoe Warehouse, where a stick of Gentlemen's, Mechanics', and Boys' and You'ha' Clothing will bu exhiMted, unknown or ever contemplated in the Province of Dunedin. The Company are now having tlieir premises fitted up, and the Goods periapt, sliijis from London and Scotland/ in course of lauding, will be exhibited in a few diiy.i, of which due notice will be given. Note the Address:— MONSTER CLOTHING COMPANY, Adjoining Switzer's Boot Warehouse, PRINCES-STRJ2KT. ONALD M'PHERSO.V, Hay, Corn, General Produce Dealer, and Coal Merchant, Piiucesstre<?.t, South. N.B.—Coals in large or small quantities. NOTICE. AL L Parties indebted to John Bark, late Butcher, also to Alex. Drown, his succefisor, are requested to settle their accounts within one month from this date, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for their recovery. Mr. J. Dukcan, Rattray-stieet, or Mr. J. Suobp, wili receive the same, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. • THE DIGGERS' EXPRESS VAN Will leave Town TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS. T EAVING Anderson and Stoddart's at half 1 J past 8 a.m., calling at the Gridiron Hotel, opposite the office of this paper ; Mr. Shand's, Baker, Prince 3 street. Leaving the Taieri Ferry tvery Monday, Wednesday and Friday at eight o'clock. fares: — s. d. To Green Island 2 0 To Saddle Hill 4 0 To Rob Roy Hotel ... 5 0 Taieri Ferry 9 0 JAMES CARMICHAEL, _^ Proprietor. ALL Accounts due April UOth, 1862, to the City CompAny, High-street, Dunedin, are requested to be paid forthwith. GEORGE COLLIE, Manager May 8, 1862. ALL Accounts due April 30th, 1802, to the New Zhaland Company, corner of Princes and Rattray streets, Dunedin, are requested to be paid •forthwith. GEORGE COLLIE, Manager. May 8,18C2. MR. HENRY BAYLISS, Accountant, Princesstreet, Dunedin, is authori&'d to receive payment of accounts ibr the . City Company, High-street, Dunedin. GEORGE COLLIE, Manager. May 8, 1802. MR. HENRY BAYLISS, Accountant, Princesstreet, Dunedin, is authorised to receive payment of accounts for the New Zealand Company, comer of Princes and Rattray streets, Dunedin. GEORGE COLLIE, Manager. May 1802. WHOLESALE IR O^ji^BbE R, Rattray Street, Dunedif ' - Missing Friend. /CHARLES HAY FORD, late of Adelaide, your V_y brother Thomas has arrived in Dtincdin, and wishes'to hear from you. Direct to Thomas Hayford, Post-office, Dunedhv '_ - QHIP HYDRA.—Mr. James Milaer, Draper, ■ O please send your Address to Dove and Thorn »«a, Port Chalmers. A friend from Melbourne.