Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 233, 18 September 1862, Page 1

.; Bnsiness Notice, .-•.,,, ~- . J. HYMAS, .- ' ~"~7" , - s Watchmaker and Jaedkr, Manufacturer of eTsry Description -of Jewellery in Gold and Silver, &&, * No.i;pbikces-strbet;no:i, " . And late of JRITfEAWIJtBII, »OSBJ>rJf, HYMAN respectfully bees to inform bis friends, • customers, and the rafeabitante of Donedin, that . having dosed Ms Melbouxneßnuteb.be has, lie may confidently state, collecteia Stock which, will be/bund, upon inspection, to be Ute most modern and unique in this City.- - For variety, workmanship, elegance of Resign, richness of pattern and quality of material, be: fees prowl in asserting tltat the best London houses only can vie with him, while Ma prices cannot fall to-give the most enure Eatisikction-to Ms cos> toniera. All Waidbes and Timepieces sold and repaired at his establishment are guaranteed, and all orders- for manufactured goods .will be made on the premises from the finest gold and silver, after the most modern and elegant design?. Wedding, Christmas, and Birthday Presents, ia inexhaustible variety. - ,- Remember! J. HYMAN, * .* i ■'. '.'.-■ ■■ No. !■, Princcs-streH. A T tMe well-conducted Board aad Lodging House XX. may be had good accommodation with ttrictly moderate charges. " Hot meabj at all Hours. . MOSKS A. LEE. UELLKB* G E I S O W, Authon?ed Surveyors and Land Agents. Money invested in Rand and Town londsj Jand office business trausaotfri; surveya executed; plans, map*, tc, ponJstructed ;^and owing to a thorough acquaiutaoeo with tha country, most reliable information furnished respecting lands in the difierent parts of Southland. * Office—Taj-street, Invercarsill. PLATIi-G LASS. —The Subscriber is prepared to execute Orders for any site, from 12ft. by 7ft. downwards. Henry Brooks, 39, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. * ' NOTICE. IT a requeste/l that Owuera of Goods Stored at Meffirs. WEBb, FANTLIN & CO.'S Free Stores will at once remove ibe same; and notice is bereby given that all Goods not removed on or before 80th instant, will be sold to drfray expeases. J. RATTRAV, T m / JOUNB. WRIGHT.} .Tnuteea, Duaedln, 10th Sept, 1562. ALL AC H B R OT H E R S MACU.GGAS-STREET, (Next to the Dunedin Club House), ■.. '.'• ':■-■[-: And '; ": 156, EUZABETH-STSEET, MztBOXJRIfBIMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE, ! UPHOLSTERERS k MATTRASS MAKBRS. THE LUXUEY OF WASHING ■ ■ ; yriw - ■: ■■■ ■■■ --;". ■■ HARPER TWELVETftEES* SOAP POWDER. mHIB Wondenul PreijaratJon Is decidedly the X most coonouiical and effective article ever introduce for washing, the cleansing properties of several pounds of soap being contained in a few ounces of the Soap Powder. No rubhing requFnsd. Sold in *mali packeui everywhero. Patentee, H&rper Twdretreea, Bromley-by-Bow, London. Ask for BHIOGS' AUBTRAUAN' SATIK GtAZX Stabch where you purchase Harpe jTwelvefa^es* Soap Powder. One pound is equal to two pounds 0 any otter."'- ' -; ■• - :"-.. ■•.■•■; ■• .' ■■■■-.■■,\-. ■ Sole Wholesale Agents for Otasr W. and G. Turnbull and Co, ANDERSON AND SONS <Late Hall and Alderson), tanners and curriers, ■VI anufheturers and* Importers of Q A JDiß.B.y r H,l B N B 8 % YJ Wayne s Patent Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots arid Shoca Enamelled and Japanned Leathers MoroocosL Roans, and all other Fancy Leathers Mill Belts—Accoutrements Grindery and Saddlers' Ironmongery 221, Elisabeth-street, Bydney: Black and Polar Oils always on hand TTIRKPATBICK & CO., Forwarding Agents, JDk. Princes-street, below the Barracks. -/COACHES for EAST TAIKRI leave the Gridiron \J Hotel, daily, at 3 p.m., carryinsf paissengers and luggage, returning from Cxamont's East T&ieri Hotel every marubg at 8 a.ni. "-'■'' -' ■ Fams:—• ; .'■■•• Cramont's fig Saddle Hill ... .. Greea lalapd ... ... 2s 6d. NEAREST AND BEST ROAD TO THE VICTORIA DIGGINGS. COBB & CO.'S " TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. (XX and after September Oth, COBB & CO.'S \J Coaches will leave their office Daily, at C.BO a.m.. for the Taieri Ferry, Waihola, Tokomaririro, and the Molyneux. • * : Returning from the Molynenx daOy, at 8 a.m. ■•■•■* ■■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■. . COLE, HOYT & CO., . ; ' Proprietors. NEW RUSH. NEW RUSH, TO THE CAFE ROYAL and RESTAURANT Beachstreet, Waikouaiti. The best Accomodation in the Township, Meals alwaya ready. COLLINS & VASS, Proprietors. AMERICAN STOVE DEPOT. JAMES AND JOHN H. BARR, STAFFOBD-OBSKT, DUNEDIN. , JUST RECEIVED per Cariotta, from New York direct, a large and varied assortment of Cooking Stoves, with fittings and appurtenances. ' ■'■'. -'■- v '•■-■'■•.-. .--•■ ■ -Also,-- ;-:■';....-..• ".-.." Per Grasmere from Glasgow, a select lot of Cooking and Parlour Stoves, of highly finished and complete descriptions, manufactured by Smith and Wetetood. KSIRABLE INVESTMENT.—A Store in one of the best positions in Rattray-street to be Bold. 20 feet frontage, and 40 in deptli; lease 12 years and a-half to run: ground rent nominal For further particulars appi to D. White, Crown Hotel, Rattray-street. - , AECADE CAFE. MESSRS. LEAR & BENJAMIN are desirous nof intorming their Friends and the Public of Dunedin, Uiat they have opened that large and elegant room, known as the Arcade Cafe, and Readbjr Room, over the Arcade, in High-street, and intend to carry on the samo »s a flrst-claas Restaurant and Cafe. Gentlemen who like a quiet and cood substantial meal, served with civflity and despatch, together with the best Coffee that art can produce, may depend on the same being served in a stylo that must give satisfaction. Coflee will bo Heady from 7 a.m., until 12 at Night Meals at a moments notice all Day. Tripe Suppers Every Evening. BOARD BY THE WbTbK? WILL STAND THIS SEASOJTAT OAMARU, The Entire Clydesdale Horse "CHAMPION." /CHAMPION was bred by the Into John Wilmore, \J Esq., Kinlet; was »sot by the late Mr. H. Gee's horse " Champion." His dam, •• Wilmore's Blossom/ "Blossom's dam "Lincolnshire Flower." "Blossom" was got by "Old Lincoln." " Lincoln" and "Flower" were both imported by the late Dr. Wilmpre, which makes, " Coampiori *• ono ef the Purest Cart Stallions in the Colony. , Terms: £B,~Grooma Fee, 55., to be paid at.the first service. One mare in sur, belonging to any bona fide owner, will be served free of charge. - -■*-..... ■ftUuttaP " r«*K NOBLE.