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Otago Daily Times, Issue 164, 26 May 1862, Page 1

Business Notices. > THE ARRIVAL OF SIR GEORGE GREY, Governor of Now Zealand. IN anticipation of this event, it is'liccdle's* to any that everything must be in keeping with so im-' portent an occasion. C. T. ICK, Victoria Housk, ; Pkikcbs-street. Deeply impressed that his Excellency's visit should be marked with tbat respect which his position, as the representative of Her Majesty, entitles him to, has for the anticipated visit, laid in a large and varied Stock of FIRST-CLASS GOODS, suitable for the important occasion. The prices will be such as will not admit of any excuse, from the poorest lo the richest, to appear liefore his Excellency in a manner worthy of the 1 citizens of this rising Province. Remember the Address— C. T. ICK, Silk Mercer, Linendraper, Hosier, and Outfitter, Alctoria House, Princes-street, Dunedin. - GOOD NEWS! 1 GOOD NEVVSII'! TUArEKA GOLD FIELDS. THE AVET COLD WEATHER prevailing on these Fields has necessitated the purchasing of Clotk- . ing, &c, exactly suitable to the requirements of the I Diggers. One of the Principals of the well known Firm of Win. Meaj-s & Co. left Dunedin for' Melbourne, some ' time since, where he has succeeded in purchasing tho ' cream of the Melbourne and Sydney Markets. Tha • Goods are now arriving as expeditiously as the fastest Steamers afloat can convey them. It would be inipos- '■ sible to enumerate or give the faintest idea of all the Goods now on their way, but in the list are comprised the following items. American-grained Leather Nugget Boots, Colonial made Knee Boots, Bradded Gum Boots warranted . Waterproof, Oilskin Coats, Trousers and Hats haTiervious to rain, Real AVitney Blankets guaranteed t<» [ keep you warm, Monkey Jackets, (not worn by Mou- | key's, heavy Cheviot Tweed Trousers, direct from ' Scotland, Crimern Shirts, Flannels, Serge Shirt's and every kind of Hosiery, too numerous to mention. For further particulars apply atthe Stores. WETHERSTONES, GABRIEL'S GULLY. The Greatest AVonder of the World, THE TVELL KNOWN •' AVM. MEARS& CO., Proprietors. AVORTH KNOWING. WHERE is tbe best place in Dunedin to get my horse well shod by a thorough pratical farrier, ■ where it will be sure to have a sound foot,, a fro walk, trot, or gallop, and where his shoes wii n come off almost aa soon as they have been put on The only well known place is at the MELBOURNE AND BALLARAT A'ETENIRARY SHOEING FORGE, Rattray-street, abovo the Shamrock II where shoeiug is done upou the true vet principles. Q E AY I N G -M A O H I N E S. jLWHEELEIt & WILSON'S, The simplest and best. Prices— Plain table machines .... .. £16 Silver plated do. IS Half cabinet do. vei-y handsome 21 11. SMITH, Agent, 49, Arcade, Dunedin. OTAGO DINING ROOMS AND BOARDING HOUSE, Near the Police Barracks, Princes-street, Dunediu. T NORTH (formerly of A'ictoria Dining Booms, . Flinders-street,' .Melbourne), having opened the rooms, is determined to supply his customers with the best of everything at the lowest possible charges. Diuner, consisting of Soup, Joints, and Pastry « Cheese, 2s. All other Meals equally low. Meals always ready. Good Beds.^ Board and Residence by the Day or AVeek. nnHE undersigned having this day dissolved tho JL partnership lately existing with Messrs. Turn- ■ bull & Co., under the style and firm of TurnbuU, • Bing & Co., begs to inform the mercantile community that he wili continue, conjointly with Mr AY. Harris, under th* style of Bing, Harris & Co., Ins general i ti" de as Auctioneer, Commission Merchants, as weU ' , as the Drapery Department in all its branches. The business will, until their newpremises in Highstreet, next Union Bank, are completed, be carried on at the store injthe rear of Messrs; Turnbull k Co.'s premises, in High-street (entrance through the yard), where they have already au extensive assortment of Drapery of every kind, and of the Newest Fashion, on side. They trust that the liberal patronage hitherto liestowed on Mr. "Bing, ns resident partner trf-the late firm, will be granted as extensively to tlie firm-of. Bing, Harris & Co. ADOLPH BING. D unedin, Ist May, 1862 * JiO H N J. WATERS, M..D . , Doctor of Medicine of the University, ol Edinburgh j Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh; Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland. Licentiate of Midwifery, Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland; aud Licentiate of the Rotunda Lying-In Hospital, Dublin. See Medical Register of United Kingdom. Having been' compelled on account of his wife's declining health, to dispose of his extensive practice in London of twelve year's standing, may now be consulted between the hours of 10 to 1 o'clock in tha . morning.- and 8 to sin the afternoon at his Surgery, Princes-street, (next to Day Sc Mievillc's,) or, at his residence after these hours Cumberland ;Villa, Cum-berland-street, Valley, near the new Jetty Road. DONALD -M'PHERSON, Hay, Corn, Genera[ Produce Dealer, and Coal Merchant, Princesstreet,- South. N.B.—Coals in large or small quantities. VICTORIA by the Grace of God of tho United Kingdom of Great Britain aud Ireland Quern ■ Defender of the Faith to AVILLIAM WILSON TICKLE of Dunedin in the Provinco of Otago New Zealand Merchant trading under the firm of Tickle ■ and Company, Greeting — • AVhereas an action is now pending in our Supreme , Court of New Zealand -Southern District Provinco of Otago between Alfred Cleve Sali Cleve and Daniel Herman Cleve trading, under the firm of Cleve and Company Merchants plaintiffs and Edward Steele of Dunedin aforesaid Builder defendant and in order that the plaintiffs may proceed, in tho said action ; Wk Comm and tou. that you'do retain and keep all. and singular lands and other hereditaments moneys and chattels bills bonds and other property of what- • soever nature in your custody or under your control at t tho time of the service of this Writ belonging to the said Edward Steele or or to or in which.sucli defendant shall at the time bo legally or equitably-entitled or otherwise beneficially interested and whether solely or jointly with any pereoh or persons and all debts of every kind then dve1 hy you to-such, defendant al-i though the same or part thereof may,'be..payable . only at a future day, And we i-urthkr command yon that you iv your own proper'person.be" arid.appear, before such Judge of our said" Court as shall .Be Bitting '. at Chambers on Friday the twenty-third day.bf Mrty - instant at eleven o'clock forenoon then and there to bo , examined touching tlio' premiscs'and to do and receive ' what sliall then and there'be considered of you in that behalf aud this you shall in nowise omit. , j ' Witness Henry Barnes Gresbon Esquire Judge i at Dunedin of our. Supreme Court' of New Zealand . this nineteenth ,dav.ot May^ija.the year of our Lord . One thousand eight',Kund.red-ans. sixty-two. '_ . : .Thi'a'Writ was .sued, out' by .'Christopher "Willian^ Richmond and Thomas'Bannntyiie Gillies of Princesl street" Dunedin Solicitors' .lor [ the \ within," named plaintiff's. ;,:-,.,, V...';'.",!'" v'"1""'"''-"' "-, -' ;*. If you part- with any of [ the defendant's property or pay him-.any debts due.to; him you" will become per. I o willy responsible to ihe plaintiffs,