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Otago Daily Times, Issue 188, 23 June 1862, Page 8

Business Notices, -vr o w bbi n a rub l ish c d IN THB '■OTABO WITNES S," A New akd Original Tai-b, BKTITLED THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF CHRISTOPHER CONGLETON. LIGHT.—LIGHT.—LIGHT. KEROSENE LAMPS AT1 MELBOURNE PRICES. THE Largest and Finest Assortment ever opened in New Zealand. Kerosene Oil (Comet brand, trade mark secured, and the only genuine in the country. ■Warranted free from cainphine, petrolium. "or any otherexplosivematerial, and at greatly reduced rates, making it the most economical light ever invented. For Sale, only at our Store, Princesstreet, near Cutting. * STANFORD It CO. ALL nccounts unpaid and due to Mr. Andrew S. Wilson (late Chemist and Druggist) PrincesBtreet, will be summoned to the Court in Dunedin without further notice. By order, 'HENRY BAYLISS, Accountant. Mfiy 12th, 1862. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Maclaggan-street, Abbeyleix House. Jeffrey Williams, Lessee. EVERY attention will be paid to horses taken in to bait, at strictly moderate charges. _ _ Horses, carriages, dog-carts, and every description •flight vehicles for hire on the shortest notice. IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN WHO REQUIRE SITES FOB. VILLAS. THE undersigned hereby notifies for public information that he has received instructions to surv«j 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 pliblic auction on an early clay. R. C. LUSCOMBE, j Architect, &c, Princes-street. D. JMURISON, & CO. Bread and Biscuit Bakers, Pastrycooks, and Confectioners, Rattray-strect. BREAD delivered to nil parts of the town. Families "supplieed with bread of best quality. Hot meal) pies and luncheon cakes, from 11 o'clock until 6, p.. We 1-liug cake s made to order. MESSRS. R. RANKIN & Co. beg to inform the Farmers of Tokomairiro and the E:ist Taein district, that they have opened their new Sale Yards, at Saddle Hill, near McMillan's Saddle Hill Hotel, where every care and attention will be paid to cattle entrusted to them for Side. They fire prepared to receive sheep, horses, and cattle of every description. R. RAN KIN & Co., Sheep and Cattle Salesmen, Saddle Hill 1 Offices—Walker-street. Duuedin. . A USTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMJ\ PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, delivered at shortest notice, in city or suburbs, by the undersigned. JAMES L. & C. BURKE, Princes-street, opposite Barracks. MESSRS. GILLIES AND STIiEET, Lahs ahd Estate Agekts, Accouxtahts, akd Surveyors. MONEY invested in Land, and Loans on Mortgage effected, Surveys executed, and Maps constructed. Insolvent and Partnership Estates woundup. Interest Rents and Accounts collected. Register of Lands and Houses for Sale or to Let, and maps for reference kept. Land Office business transacted, and reliable information furnished respecting Lands in all parts of the Provinces of Otago and Southland. ROBERT GILLIES. CHARLES HENRY STREET. Offices Princes-street.near the Cutting. 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 Commercial Hotel, Waikoiiaiti, where ho has made considerable improvements by enlarging the premises. P. L. trusts by keeping a good table, good liquors, and civil servants, to merit a share of public patronage. -'"' '■ '. ' ■ The house « situated in the centre of Waikoiiaiti, and on the Main Road to the Highlay Diggings; it consists of separate bed-rooms, capacious diningrooms, sitting-rooms, Sec, all well furnished, in fact, like a good English Hotel. There is also a good diy stable with 21 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, in drawing the attention of public to this house, feels satisfied that one tria. will be productive of many more visits. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND CABIiNEI'-MAKiiUri. APILASKI,- Wood Carver, is ready for finish- . ing any work in most ..elegant style ; second door above Allan's Butcher's Shop, Staflbrd-street. STORACS. —Goods stored at current rates, a Scott & Co.'s, Princes-street. 366 39 NOTICE. —No goods are to be delivered nor orders recciveJ, unless in writing, from Victorian Butchers' Company. Oliver Cooper, & Co. " A FACT! SUBSTANTIAL Merit must belong to that which pleases everybody- such are '* THACKER's' BOOTS 1" KEY & BEBWICK, Princes-street, Bedding and Furniture Warehouse, in the Cutting.— - Parties furnishing should call at this stablishmennt before visiting any other. J. G R A V , 5' Pastut Cook and Confectioner, Restaurant and Private Boarding House/ Rattray street, Dunediu, Near Bank of New Zealand. HOT PIES, Counter Lunches, i:oup3, and Coffee, from eleven o'clock'to dark. Wedding Breakfasts and Dinners, Wedding Cakes, and Pie-hie refreshment on the shortest notice. Confectionery, Jams) Jellies, Fancy Cakes, Biscuits, &c, made on the premises, and forwarded to order, to'any part of the town. Private boarders will find excellent accommodation St moderate charges. Persons making a short s'.ay in Duuedin, and putting up nt this establishment, Vril find, that its central position, and the advantages i 1 oners- .will exceed nuy other boarding houso in Punedin. MOIR'S FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Manse-street. Dunedin. npHIS extensive, well-arranged and commodious JL Hotel, which has been fitted up totally regardless of expense, and with' one only object in view - that of the accommodation of visitors, and the public requirements in general, is now open. Moir's Hotel will not only be foiind the largest, but the most convenient Hotel in Dunedin. The rooms are large, airy, light, and admirably ndaptcd for the comfort and convenience of visitors who are anxious to fiud nil the quiet arrangements of a well ordered ' home, with nil the freedom to be found in n first-class . Family Hotel. i The wines; spirits, &c.,-drawn at Moir's Hotel cannot be surpisfiedyrnone but the very highest orders of brands beiiip retained in stock. A beautifully ordered long-roomj expressly built for balls,' suppers, wedding breakfasts; and other public or private objects, can always be engaged. ■ MOIR'S HOTEL, MANSE-STRJiET. 7tli'Moy; 1862.- - DONALD M'PHERSON, Hay, Corn, General Produce Dealer, and Coal Merchant, Princesstreet, South. j N.B.—Coals in large or small quantities. f