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Otago Daily Times, Issue 231, 16 September 1862, Page 2

Business Notices. K7y \ * N \ T ICE.' 'J* ""'-'' COMMERCIAI"hORSE BAZAAR; r - SALES. BY AUCTION, Daily, of Horses, &c, a -12 o'clock sharp. , •,»-,»" ; - - . - WILSON & WAIN THE NEW FURNITURE. SALE AND AUCTION ROOM, ' * Maclaggan-street, in front of the Abbeyleix: House EDWARD MOELLER & CO. beg to inform the Merchants and Importers of Dunedin, tliat they will open tbeir newly erected and very extensive premises as Furniture," Sales and Auction Rooms, on the first of September, 1862. ' Their best attention will always be given to the sale* of {Furniture, Ironmongery, and Plated Ware, etc;, and the extent of their premises, as well as their long experience as furniture salesmen, war. rants their assertion, tliat intending vendors will have' the best opportunity of having ■their goods properly suited, displayed and offered to the public iv the best possible manner. : Families about to leave town will be able te bring their household effects to the best market, and liberal money advances wi'l be mode on goods placed into the hands of the auctioneers for sale. ; Intending purchasers aro always sure to find a yery extensive assortment of everything requisite for furnishing their houses/and due notice will be given of all sales to be held at the establishment. , Out .of door sales will be attended to, and account sales, in .all instances, .will be rendered within 48 hours after each sale; •- •-, y .'. y -y Abhrkss :—. EDWARD MOELLER k CO.; Auctioneers Valuators, etc., Maclaggan-street, in front of the Abbeyleix:House, Dunedin. .' . ; TJ«THI/^,. i T^THV.I_::,-,.yTBETBLIIJI.."~ ;> S y MR. ALFRED BOOT,/ Spkgicai. Mechanical Dentist, ' '"'." (Formerly Pupil of H. L. Jacob, Esq., M.EC.S, M.C.D. and L.A,C„ and late Dentist to the v Royal Bridgwater Hospital,) • BEGS to call the attention of the public to hia Improved method of fitting teeth on the principle of se&adhesioh, .by'which the process of mastication is perfectly performed, and the articulation completely restored. The numerous*impositionsdaily '..'practised on tbe public by persons pretending tea proficiency of knowledge in the different branches of mechanical dentistry and the disappointments< consequent * thereon, deter many from availing themselves of relief under the inconveniences incidental to the loss of these most essential and ornamental appendages, without which mastication cannot be properly effected, and the train of diseases arising from indigestion naturally follow. This requisite so necessary to health, and to the enjoyment of our food, is" effectively? substituted on Mr. Boot's principle from one to a complete set without the least inconvenience to the wearer. '"•'" Charges moderate. ■. ' ■». IMPORTANT TO THI~FUBLIC: ~~ KEROSENE AND~~PARAFFIN OIL. D HENDERSON, Ironmonger being determined . to clear the whole of his Stock of Kerosene and Paraffin Oil this Month, has Reduced the Price FIVE SHILLINGS PER GALLON, ' - And warrants it of a very Superior Quality A large assortment of Fireproof Safes for S , y._ . ., Princes-street, Dunedin. 'f\ N SALE by the Undersigned. Long-handled shovels, Hunt's and Collins' D. H. shovels, 32 to 36 inch, Collins' picks American axes, half and quarter axes American pick, axe and adze handles : Bossed gold washers, stamped do. Camp kettles, frying pans, torn plates, magnets ■ Lyndon's sideways and American *pades Avery's platform weighing machines, 8 to 12 cwt. •/-, - Do. counterweighing do. Do. tripod gold scales to weighMo ounces Oni«n's portable forges, smith's bellows Anvils, vyces, fire irons, tongs Sledge aad hand hammers, stocks and dies Horse shoes and nails, blister, shear, and cast steel Turned and mail axles, springs and scroll irons Lancewood shafts, coach screws, bolts and nuts Baek-chaina, plough and cart traces, bullock chains Register grates, Kent and gothic do. American cooking stoves, colonial ovens Oven and furnace doors and gratings Galvanised buckets, Am. tubs, brooms and ■ tacks -:..-■■'. Hiiir brooms, black lead and shoe brushes Bannister, scouring and white wash Webbed horse and dandy brushes Plated gig harness in sets Hogßkin saddles, bridles, saddle cloths Bits, spurs, stirrup irons and leathers Girths, white, colored} harness buckles, brass and > ..-':•. plated Halters, bullock and horse hobbles, lock do. Waterproof horse covers, rugs, &c. ; Cross cut, pit, and hand saws • Sorby's augers, adzes, bench axes, chisels, &c Carpenters' tool baskets, plated and masons slate naila' T , squares Hammers, planes, bench screws Patent and cut nails, flooring boards; lath and Galvanized cone head nails, wrought clouts Rim locks, latches, T. and butt hmges Sash weights, pulleys and line Wood and iron pulley blocks Manilla rope, Bengal and cotton lines Log and fishing line 3, hoi io ware iStocker's beer engines/ale and spirit measures Tumblers and ale glasses, jnpanned be<>r jugs Japanned water cans, jugs and basins, plate warmers and carriers Dish covet Sj coal vases, dinner bells Ivory table ahd dessert knives and forks Electroplated cruets, waiters, cake basket? Gandlesticks end branches > ■•■■■■• Stamped pie and milk dishes, butter prints, j pudding bowls Williams's butchers' knives, steels, choppers and ! cleavers Tinned meat hooks, stands and flour sieves Oakey's' glasspaper and emery cloth, emery powder „ Galvanized wire rat traps Brown wrapping paper, colored and shop twine , Brass pillar candlesticks, sad irons Tinmen's snips, soldering irons, solder and strip tin ;_ ■=, Iron wire, hoop iron/ bed screws Candle cotton, sail twine, deck scrubbers Pitch ladles' ■• ■•■•-• -:*-':■' . ■■'..■. - .. 'Also, A large assortment 5 building, furnishing and .. general ironmongery D. DRAKE. Wholesale Ironmonger,', 1- -■■■ '■■ - -■-<■■'•':.%'. >'• Rattray-street i IMPORTANT TO MERCANTILE MEN; : mportant tp PrpfessipnalrMen, Important to Meaoi Leisure and Men of Toil. Important to all y | A .LFBED-J. SIMMONS, late for th jl\ World-renowned caterera, ! .. MESSRS. SPIERS AND POND, ~' - Begs to announce that the ' • - ;■■ ROYAL CAFE DE PARIS, the Bank of New 'Zealand, -Rattray-street iis now open for the supply of : . . , ; Bkeakfasts, Luncheons, Dinkees lakd: Stopkeb. I I Promptly and well served up at the moderate prices, •so universally popular a|tbe~* j ; Royal Cafe de Paris, Melboubke. { " ; J THE DAILY BILL OF FARE T " By Will comprise soups, fish, tho well dressed joint, the '■ most recherche made dishes, poultry, game, tarts, confectioned with every Mud of fruit in season. ■'■■''■■■■ ; DINNERS FROM THE JOINT; ;.: Cut at the table ofthe Consumer. The public may. also choose their own steak, chop, kc, and see- ft looked tn .the ■■" x--"..■■-.."; .. V '.-.• ">A X xx: ■: .■"'-.;~, Colossal Gridiron is thb Dining Hall. The above magnificent saloon having, been embellished with all the appliances and resources of decorative art/ and fitted up at an enormous outlay/will afford to visitors the moat sumptuous accommodation: at the minimum of expense. THE PURE COFFEE OF MOCHA, Prepared and served as in Paris. /Wines,^Ales,7 Liqueurs, &c> &c, of :the best description. ' ; , . Under the system of management at the Royal Cafe de Paris, the-taste of the bon-vivant will be pleased, tha time of.the man of business saved, and the pocket ofthe economistconsulted. ,'. ; ".; " .„."'■ ■;' • The decorations of this unique and uneoualledTTwtablishment have been executed by R. E.. Inman. Cabinet work, &c, by Messrs. Spicer, Murray and SIMMONS & WALTON, ___^ Proprietors. TUSTL A N D E D J , Ex Carlotta, 10 barrels new red clover seed " . 3 do Timothy do JAS. PATERSON'& CO.