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Otago Daily Times, Issue 178, 11 June 1862, Page 7

Merchandise. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO., MAKSE-S T T. X B T , HAVE ON SA LE — Brandy, in cases Rum, XV. 1., 10 and 30, o.p. Geneva Whisky, in bulk Arrack and rum punch Leslie's bitters Port wine, qr.-casks and cases Shery, in qr.-casks Claret, in case Ale. Bass's No. 3, in bulk Porter, in bottle Cheese, Duulop, Cheddar, and N. Wilts Flour, Adelaide and Victorian, five brands Sardines, Findon hadd< cks Salt beef, in casks Tea, in chests Taylor's cocoa, nutmeg and arrowroot Potted meats and paste game, bottled fruits Soap, castor oil, quarts and half-pints Vinegar, orange bitters, sa\t s Cigars, finest Havana, pipes Bacon, Coey's, middles and roll Galvanized, corrugated, and plain iron Bar and rod iron, horse shoes Bengal lines. Europe and Calcutta rope Collins' L H and D H shovels Boiled oil, patent printing ink, Portland cement Nails, Ewbank's and American cut Wooden houses, 4 rooms each Blankets, 8-4 grey calico Crimean, lamb'swuol, an:! twilled shirts Mole doe, and other trousers Invoices of assorted clothing Do. winseys and tartan plaids Do. cutlery and ironmongery Do. plated-ware. BOTTLED STOUT, just landed and on sale by .WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO., Macse-strcet. BULK ALE. T) ASS No. 3, now landing, and on sale by WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO. NAILS, GUT and Ewbank's patent, now landing, and on sale by ■ *WRIGIIT, ROBERTSON & CO. Business Notices. TO HOTEL-KEEPERS. FIRST-RATE OPPORTUNITY. LICENSED HOTEL 'FOB, SALE" MESSRS. GILLIES & STREET have for sale an old established Hotel situated in a most 'advautagcous position at a Shipping Port near the high road to the diggings. A good trade is now doing, and it is certain that this will be very largely increased in the spring of the year, when the great rash of population which is confidently anticipated, sets in. MESSRS. UILLIES & STREET, Land Agents, Surveyors, and Accountants. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! 1 Giving up Business. WM. FISHER, in announcing his retirement from business, begs to call the attention of his Friends and the Public to his Stock of Goods, which he is now Selling Off afc greatly reduced prices at his shop in Princes-street, opposite the Government Offices. As he has disposed of his premises, the whole Stock must be cleared off by the Ist of next month, in order to give possession of the Premises. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WILLIAM ILES, QADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACiO . TURER, Begs to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public in general for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him since his arrival in Dunedin, nearly seven years ago, and also to inform them that he has removed to George-street, opposite the Royal George Hotel, where he will be most happy to receive orders, and where every attention will be paid to those favoring him with their patronage. -fcTTOTICE.—AII accounts against the Princess _LM Theatre, or Mr. Hopkins, to be sent in at once for payment, or they will not be recognised. June 9, 1862. PORK. PORK. PORK. WANTED all to know that Dairy Fed Pork, boiled ham and beef, pork and beef sausages, and all descriptions of small goods connected with the pork business, also a good selection of poultry, can always be had at ROBERT MOORE'S, Pork Butcher, Arcade. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, a number of forty and fifty acre Sections, in Block V, Oamaru District. Apply to JOHN McNEILL, Queen's Arms. DUNEDIN COAL DEPOT, Rattray Street. T ASCAZAS & CO. beg to inform their friends, JLJ customers, and the public of Dunedin and vicinity, that they have opened in Rattray-street the Dunedin Coal Depot, which is the largest coal yard in Duneilin. L. & Co., having made arrangements with their agents to receive regular shipments of coals, are now prepared to supply coals in large and small quantities at the shortest notice. L. & Co., by a strict attention to the coal tradf, hope toinerital large share of public, patronage, and as iheir intention is to confine themselves entirely to this branch of merchandise, consumers may depend upon being served with despatch, and purchasing the best coals at the lowest prices, from LASCAZAS & CO., Dunedin Coal Depot, Rattray-street. HIGHLAY DIGGINGS. P LAWRENCE.begs to inform the inhabitants • of this Province that he has taken that well known and old established licensed house, the Com mercial Hotel, Waikouaiti, where he has made considerable improvement's by enlarging the premise*. P. L. trusts by keeping a good table, good liquors, and civil servants, to merit a share of public patronage. The house is situated in the centre of Waikouaiti, and on the Main Road to the Highlay Diggings; it consists of separate bed-rooms, cajiacious diningrooms, sitthig-rooms ; Sco., all well furnished, in fact, like a good English Hotel. There is also a good diy stable with 24 stalls, _ loose boxes, paddocks, stockyard, smith and wheelwright's shop, and good accommodation for storage. The Charges will be on the most moderate terms. The Proprietor, iv drawing the attention of public to this house, feels satisfied that one tria. will be productive of many more visits. HIGHLAY DIGGINGS. P LAWRENCE, -Auctioneer, House, Land, and . Commission Agent, Commercial Hotel, Waikouaiti. HIGHLAY DIGGINGS. To Miners, Storekeepers, and others. IF you want good accommodation and civility, call at the Commercial Hotel, Waikouaiti. ~ LUKE &"C O , Pharmaceutical and Dispensing Chemist, Corner op Manse-street, (Next to Cobb's Booking Offices), TNFORM the public of Dunedin that they have .JL opened Iheir new Establishment with a Stock of the most genuine Drugs and Chemicals, and trust from their lengthened experience to receive a share of public patronage. Physicians' prescriptions accurately prepared. Country orders promptly executed. GEELONG STORES. FARGIE, PATERtiON & CO., Wholesale and Retail Hay, Com and General Produce Mer chants, George-street. ; LODGE OF INSTRUCTION; IN CONNECTION WITH THE LODGE OF OTAGO, 1146. A MEETING, of the above Lodge will take place on Wednesday, June 18th, at Murphy's Shamrock Hotel, at 8 p.m. precisely. Members are particularly requested to attend. A, CARRICK, Secretary. ,