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Otago Daily Times, Issue 215, 16 August 1862, Page 8

Business Notices. T^OW BEING PUBLISHED IN TH3 "O TA G O WIT NE S S," A New and Original Talb, ENTITLED THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF HRISTOPHER CONGLET ON GRAND EXHIBITION. THE MONSTER CLOTHING COMPANY hay« just unpacked Ex City of Hobart, ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF GENTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, From the celebrated house of Hyam& Co., Oxford-street, And as it has become patent to everybody that the Goods from that House are far superior to any that the tailors of Dunedin can turn out, an early inspection is necessary to secure a suit of first-class clothing. MONSTER CLOTHING COMPANY, ADJOINING SWITZER'S, PRINCES-STREET. LIGHT.—LIGHT.—LIGHT. KEROSENE LAMPS AT MELBOURNE PRICES. THE Largest and Finest Assortment ever opened in New Zealand. Kerosene O0 (Comet brand, trade mark secured, and the only genuine in the country. Warranted free from camphme, petrolium. or any other explosive material, and at greatly reduced rates, making it the most economical light ever invented. For Sale, only at our Store, Princesstreet, near Cutting. STANFORD k CO. A LL accounts unpaid and due to Mr. Andrew S. JX Wilson (late Chemist and Druggist) Princesstreet, will be summoned to the Court in Dunedin without further notice. ■■' By order, HENRY BAYLISS, ~ _. Accountant. May 12th, 1562 MESSRS. R. RANKIN & Co. beg to inform ihe Farmers of Tokomairiro and the East Taeiri 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 sale. They are prepared to receive sheep, horses, and cattle of every description. R. RANKIN & Co., Sheep and Cattle Salesmen. Saddle Rill> Offices—Walker-street. Dunedin. USTP.ALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY'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. GIIJJES ANITsTREEt7~~ Land and Estate Agents, iiccouNTANis, and Surveyors. "jl/fONEY invested in Land, and Loans on iri Mortgage effected, Surveys executed, and Maps constructed. Insolvent and Partnership Estates wound up. Interest Rents and Accounts collected. 3 Register of Lands and Houses for Sale or to Let, and maps for reference kept. Land Ofiice business transacted, and reliable infor mation furnished respecting Lands hi all parts of the Provinces of Otago and Southland. ROBERT GILLIES. CHARLES HENRY STREET. Offices - Princes-street, near the Cutting. J. GRAY, (Caterer for the late Ball and Supper at the opening ofthe Theatre Royal.) Pastry Cook: and Confectioner, Rattray-street,!-Dunedin. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Hot Pies, Counter Luncheons, Soups and Coffee, from 11 o'clock until dusk. Table d'Hote at One o'clock. WEDDING BREAKFASTS, Public and Private Dinners, provided in the first style of confectionery art, on the shortest notice. Jeliies, Ornamental Confectionery, Fancy Cakes and Biscuits forwarded to any part of Dunedin. ' Private Boarders will find ths best accommodation at very moderate charges. JOHN GRAY, Rattray-Ptreet, near Bank of New Zealand. UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET WAREHOUSE. _^G. k J. MACKAY, RATTRAY-STREET, T>EG to call the attention of parties about to furJLJ nish that they have received a first-class supply of Drawing-room and Dining-room Furniture, manufactured by the most eminent firms in Glasgow consisting of Mahogany Cheffoniers, Loo Tables' Walnut and Mahogany Dining-room and Drawingroom Chairs, Couches, Ladies' Chairs, Easy Chairs (covered in morocco and haircloth), WaslistandV Dressing Tables, Piano Stools, Mirrors, &c. Tlie above Goods they can with confidence recommend or cheapness and quality. A MERCER, Wholesale, Retail, and General Xi. Merchant, Family Grocer and Commission Agent corner of High-street and Princes-street, Dunedm. ' FELDHEIM BROTHERS; Wholesale Dealers and General Importer? RATTRAY STREET, dunedin; HAnd 62, Queen-street, Melbourne, AYE ALWAYS ON HAND a large and varied Assortment of— Gold and Silver Watches Clocks and Jewellery Table and Pocket Cutlery Electro-plated Goods Tobacconist's Ware and Fancy Goods, of every description " J Country Orders Punctually Attended to XCELSIOR DRAPERY EMPORIUM, Maelaggan-street, opposite the Dunedin Club. Messrs. Alcorn Brothers have opened the above { establishment upon principles altogether new in Dunedin, such, as they beheve, will not only be appreciated by the puhlic generally, but admirably adapted to suit the emergencies of the times. First.—A laTge assortment of every description of drapery for customers to select from. Second.—AJl goods of the best quality of their Third.—Cash Payments. Small profits and a large trade is the motto ofthe proprietors of the Excelsior establishment. r Marked civility, attention to customers' wishes goods exchanged if not approved of, and an earnest desire to give entire satisfaction, may always be relied on. CLEARING SALE. Alteration and Extension of Premises. JAMES MOLLISON, BOOTMAKER, Rattray street, being about altering and extending his present premises, will submit his present Stock of Boots and Shoes for Sale, at greatly Reduced Prices, in order to effect before commencing improvements. The £tock, which is large and suitable for the S€af on?„ F" ,°? ™*P®etion be found of first quality, and will be sold at such prices as will ensure a speedy clearance. , r J As the sale will only continue for three weeks, an early call is respectfully solicited Dunedin, 29th July, 1862. HOGG, BEAVER, AND HISLOP '■.WATCH-MAKERS AND JEWELLERS Princes-street, *k Opposite J. Brown's new buildings, now erecting, and in close proximity to the Jetty and Public Offices, H:, 8., and H. beg respectfully to solicit an inspec- i tion of their magnificent stock of Gold and Silver ■ Watches, English,. Foreign, and Colonial Jewellery, Clocks, Time Pieceis, kc, kc • . , Watches, .chronometers, time pieces, repaired and i gu^nteed at moaferate, charges. Colonial gold made,. < into brooches, rings, ,&c, to order, in the most'artistie' ' j **yk-7. ~'.'".."' 7' ' <•., [ 71 1] '•■-'-•■<•, And atßjattra^-street, .1 Opposite BftamrockHotel. I-