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Otago Daily Times, Issue 269, 30 October 1862, Page 3

For Sale. FOR SALE—A first-class Australian Screw Wool Pres*. for S'ation use. Cars ill and Co. JfOti &ALK, cueap, t,wo iip Jjrays at.v ouu Vviiarf do. Apply u> (3-60.-Hotmeg, on Wharf, poll Sale.—Prime Tasmanian Hay. To be cleared X from the Wharf To-day. 'Apply A. G. Fisher, Commercial Chambers, Dunedin. FOR Sale.—Two Tasmanian-built YVhaieuua s". ~ Al>P]y A. G. Fisher, Commercial Chambers JJunedm; or on board Derwent Hunter, Port Chalmers. TjiOß SALE, a iirst-clavs Whale Boat, a good surf X boat, capable of carrying from three to four tons, with sails, well a/lapted to the New Zealand coa-st; For further particulars apply A. S. Fisher, Commercial Chambers, Duuedin. HAY, CHAFF, MAIZE AND OATS LWAYb on Hand. For Sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, at Cobb and Co.'s Stables, Stafford-street. BRICKS- for Sale. Apply for sample to GMso and Fairway. Undertakers, Princea-Mreefc. Koiif,l>.' BORTHWiCK'S Paieuc Paiut, for wood ami iron ship bottoms. Sole agents—Borthwick and Atkins, Maclaggan-street. N.B.—Paints, oils, and colours, &c. Shipping and Trade supplied. /SHEAP FLOORING BOARDS, 16s Gd per hunyy died feet. Iron, 4s. per Sheet. Haworth, next •>^ce Depot, Pri n cps-street. DOURS, Sashes, various sizes, at greatly reduced prices. Iron all lengths; spouting all lengths. Haworth, Princes-street. P~TaNOFO RfETfine toned,XC^liarTand Collard) for S:ile. Corner of Albany and George streets. Q1 EEDS. — Perennial Rye-Grassj Clovers, Rye", kj Mangold Worzel, Field Carrot. Law, Somner and Co., Seedsmen. Octagon, Dunedin. rHUNTS, ThN'l'S, TENTST— Un Sale by the unJL dersigned, Tents and Tavpaulins, assorted, in smalljiales^cheun. Anplv, E. Quick. TWtriv "r. P t rpO be Sold, a first-rate iitstaunmt lv St-tiiur...-X street; average returns LISO per week. Ground rent low, terms easy. Apply to HENRY BAYLISB, Princes-street Chambers. jp O It s A L Z~, 100 Head of fat Cat le, delivered on Waitaki DALGETY, RATTIiAY & CO. LI O R SALE. The best Leasehold Property in Dunedin, consisting of Shops, Offices, Boatding Houses, and Cottages ; present income, Ll2 per week, or L 624 per annum, with several rooms mi-let; ground rent LIS per annum, lease (unexpired) thirteen years. Terms —one-third cash, remainder at three and sixmonths. Apply to W. HOOPER, House aud Land Agent, Hope-street. SIBBALirS NO. 1 OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, Removed to No. 1, Princes-street (Next Mr. J. Hyman, Jeweller). TSIBBALD begs to return his earnest thanks to . those who so liberally supported him at his late Emporium of Fashion, opposite the Barracks, and beg respectfully to inform them that for the convenience o his numerous patrons, and ior the better carrying o a fast increasing businpss he has removed to larger and more centrally situated business premises, at No. 1 Princes-street. J. S. takes the present opportunity ot stating that the old stock having been ENTIRELY CLEARED OUT has been replaced by a NEW and SUPERIOR CLASS.OF GOODS, imported direct from the first Manufacturing Houses in Britain. IN THE CLOTHING AND BESPOKE DEPARTMENT Gentlemen may rely upon the best materials being made up in the best Style. Firstclass hands only are kept in the establishment, while the Personal Superintetdence being under J. S. will offer a sure guarantee that the utmost satisfaction will be given. Especial attention is paid to the FIT of all clothes ordered at the NO. 1 ESTABLISHMENT. The READY-MADE DEPARTMENT will comprise the largest and most varied stock in Dunedin, all articles of wear having been specially selected with reference to this market, and the particular requirements of all grades and classes of the community, in order to sell at the lowest fraction of profit—to offer only goods of the most unexceptionable quality -to retain in stock an immense variety for purchaser to select from, J. S. is compelled to sell only for CASH. Do Not Fouoet Number TO DRAYMEN, COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. rfUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE AT X THEIR STORES: - Flour -Adelaide and Tusmanian Oats —Best Colonial I Maize —whole and cracked Bottled fruits, pickles, sardines Jams, mustard, currants Coffe«, tea, sugar Raisins— Cape and Muscatels j Carbonate soda, tartaric acid Hams, hacor, cheese Colonial butter, Manilla rope Vestas—plaids, and tins Paper bags—assorted sizes American axes, driving picks Hammer handles, camp ovens Case brandy—Martell's, Hennessy's,|Charante, Lamarque's "Whisky—qr.-casks aud ensn; rum Geneva—red and green cases; cigars Tobacco—twist and plug Port and sherry—bulk and case Bottled ale and porter—Marzetti's Hobson's Bay soap and candles Sperm candles—full and light weights. J. A. & R. BhIRD, Stafford-street, And at Waikouaiti, Nokomai, and Dunstan. SUPERIOR Paddock Accommodation. Apply to A. Chalmers, Halfway Bush. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAOrO\j PRESIDENT : A. M'LEOD, Esq. VICEiPIUSIDENT: A. M'LANDRESS, Esq. TREASURER : J. HEALY, Esq., At A. Mercer's, Princes-street. directors: J. SIBBALD. A. G. ALLEN. J. C. CAMPBELL. A. CUMMING. R. CAMPBELL. J. C. STOTT. A. J. CAMPBELL. MURRAY. W. LANG. J. JOHNSON. SHILLINGS4W. «W. HAY. A. MERCER, HON. SEOnaTARY : A. DICK, Esq. Office of the Society—M'Cubbin's Otago Hotel, Rattray-street. _ . The objects of the above Society shall be the pro motion of Benevolence, National Literature, Customs, and Accomplishments. 1. BENEVOLENCE- To be promoted^by contributions to the funds of such charitable institutions as the Directors may determine, and by giving information and advice to newly arrived immigrants, ani by aflording for special cases of destitution such temporary relief as to the Directors may appear practicable or expedient. " 2. LITERATURE—To be promoted by offering prizes for the greatest proficiency of pupils attending the various educational institutions ot the Colony, and also by procuring and disseminating information regarding the poetry, history, and archaeology of Scotland. 3. CUSTOMS AND ACCOMPLISH\TENTSTo be promoted by oftering prizes for excellence in the performance of National feats, games, and exercises, to be exhibited at the Annual Gatherings of the Society.