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Otago Daily Times, Issue 161, 22 May 1862, Page 8

Business Notices. "VT OW 15 E-ING" PUBLISHED IN TUB "O T A G O WITNESS,'" A New and Obigikal Talk, ENTITLED THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OP CHRISTOPHER CONOLETOX. T.CORB E T T , Manchester House, 14 anu 15, Farley's Arcade. T. CORB ET T , Next to Mr. Mercer's General Store, Priuces-strect. T. CORBETT, London House, Octagon. Draper, Clothier, Mercer, Outfitter, Tailor, Hatter, Hosier, &c, &c. T. CORBETT, Manchester House, 14 and 15, Farley's Arcade, and at Princes-street,' " DESIRES to inform the Residents of Dunedin and its vicinity that, owing to the immense increase of business in the TAILOXUNG DEPARTMENT previously carried on in Princes-street, he has, for the convenience of his customers, remeved this Branch to tho more commodious Premises, where, by always keeping, the best, nc-west, nnd most fiislionable styles in Doeskins Tweeds CiissimtiL'S Bedford Cords, and all the best and most attractive materials, for which he has made the most satisfactory arrangements with his London Agents, that will "enable him to execute all ordeis entrusted to him at such moderate charges a3 must ensure the future favor of the public. .nuiors supplied at Lowest Wholesale Trade Prices. T. C. will always have on hand a large and superior assortment of Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Hosiery, &c, consisting of— Sup. Black Cloth Suits Do. Tweed do Pilot Coats Inverness Capes Bedford cord Trowsers Cotton do. do. White and drab Mole do, And many other articles too numerous to mention. T. Corbett also begs respectfully to announce to tlie inhabitants of Dunedin that he has opened a Branch of his Drapery and Outfitting Establishment at the Octagon, under the name of the London Jlousk, with an entire New Stock of Goods direct from London Markets, by Ships '• Dona Anita," and " Akbar," Comprising every Description of LINEN AND 'WOOLLEN DRAPERY, All the latest fashions in Cloaks, Shawls, Bonnets, Caps, Ribands, Flowere, Feathers, &c, &c. Mrs. T. Cokbktt wishes to state that the greatest attention will be paid to the Millinery nnd'Dressmaking Department, nil goods being made up under her own t-uperinteixlence. _T. C. would also call the attention of gentlemen to his new and well-selected stock of Clothing, the best «vfcr opened to the public of Dunedin, including Inverness Capes, Black Frock Coats, Sac ditto, Vests, and Trousera, in all Patterns or Material in Doeskins and Tweeds. Hats and Caps of every description. Also,— A groat variety of Gentlemen's Under-clothing1. STORAGE. THE TJndersiimed has Room for 500 TONS STORAGE at hia Sore. WM. SMITH, Stafford-street. NOTICE TO DIGGERS^ EN ROUTE FOR SHAG VALLEY. milE UNDERSIGNED beg to inform diggers I proceeding to the above gold field that they are prepared to supply all descriptions of wines, spirits, groceries and provisions at reasonable rates, at their stores Waikouaiti and Shajj Valley. J. A. & R. BAIRD. Dunedin, May IC, 1562. ' DENMAN'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Corner of Walker and Hope-streets'. AT this old-established and well-known Boarding1 House enn be obtained good meals, clean, warm beds, attention and civility, with exceedingly moderate charges. Lodgers' comforts carefully looked after. _______________ TEMPERANCE HOTEL. HOl'H STItEETY AT this well-conducted Board and Lodging House may be had good accommodation, with strictly moderate charges. An abundant table, good beds, and a quiet house is the order of the day. No spirituous or fermented drinks allowed on tlie premises. ; [advertisement.] MR. W. H. MONSON, Architect, begs to announce to his friends and public generally, that he lias admitted Mr. W. C. Vaiilasd into partnership, and that the business will m future be carried on under the style and firm of . , |MONSON & VAHLAND, Architects, &c. *" W. H. Moksdn trusts that the public of Dunedin and the surrounding District, will continue to bestow that patronage to the new firm hitherto so largely enjoyed by himself. M. & V. are now enabled to prepare plans and specifications on the shortest notice, and afford that amount of superintendence to the erection of works, co essentially necessary to the stability of buildings. ~\ GENTS for St. Paul Bros^ ConfrationersTMei.xX. bourne; and at Maclasgan-street, Dunedin. A. M'Laudrcss & Co., Walker-street. STEAM PACKET RESTAURANT, Opposite the Shakespeare, Maclnggin-street, FOR comfort, cleanliness, goodmeals, attention,and inoicrnte charges, the Steam Packet Restaurant is second to none in Dunedin. CARR & MARTIN, Proprietors. SUCCESS BOARDING HOUSE. fJIHE best meals, the best attention, the lowest X. charges, and excellent accommodation, and the wants of friends and customers always looked after at tire Success Boarding House, Rattray-strcet, Opposite the Shamrock jp 6 L D ~O F F I C E~T The Highest Price given for Gold. .' GEORGE CASPER, Australian House, Corner of Princes and High streets G' EORGE:SHAND, Junior, begs to return his most Sincere Thanks to those Friends who liave kindly .come forward to assist him in consequence of his Jiaying last his all by fire. He scarcely knows how to express his thanks for their generous nn&handsorae present, nnd begs to inform thorn that through their kindness he is enabled to carry on his business successfully. ' ' - , t The Treasurer wishes me to state, that for his satisfaction, the List of Subscribers lies at my shop for inspection of all whom it may concern. /CONTRACTING for Building, Excavating, Well V^ and Cesspool Sinking, Metaling, Laying out Pleasure Grounds, &c. • . ..,-■" W. HOOPER, Hope-street. N.B.—Builders supplied with Sand and Rubble. ROW N E, R E I D & C~O7, Wholesale Coffee and Spice Merchants, ■ Princes-street, Adjoining the Cutting, and opposite the Criterion Hotel, And at No. 10 Collins-street, Melbourne. The proprietary havingnow completed the erection of a Coffee Roasting Machine, with the latest improvements for retaining all the aroma and nutritious qualities' of the berry, are prepared to supply the trade at the shortest notice with Coffees of eyery quality and price, and in any quantities. N.B.—Spices, of every description as imported from their Melbourne firm. GOLDPIELDS AUCTION IIART. "~ Junction, Tuapeka. /-I X 0 R G U B R 0 D I E." • AUCTIONEER, COMMISION AGENT, AND Cattle Salesman. ' Sales and Commissions promptly attended to. Agent for advertising in the JJaity Times.