Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 303, 9 December 1862, Page 9

;&;:; i: Cf)iGM!fI)!JDGGV SH P. :;- A Lit kiiida of Repairinc and Job.Work nea*l ■■;-iCx -■-■■■ done with both- English and Americar '.JJaterial. s^" "Also, Vet<rinary and Shoeing F-rge cm Cobb ■■.premises, Stutford-street. , • : w: bl^ck. A'USTUAi,IAN AOItfCULTUUAL V,UMFANY'S COAL, streened o- smithy, deJvewd at shortest notice, in city or suburbs, by the undersigned. JAMES L. &C. BURKE, , . Prineea-strert, opposite Barrncks. •■' ALL WOltK AND NO PLAY* ~' ~ MAKES JACK A DULL BOY.?'THEY SAY. A GOOD SONG, Comic or Sentimental j a good Dance, with good Music; and a night of iuri and real joviality, may be had any night at : T. B.SMITH'S,... Shakspeare Hotel, Rattray-street, Not forgetting, at the same time, a first-rate nobbier or a glass of gfnuine English ale, mild or bitter, old or new, served in one of the largest music and amuse, ment h&M« in Dune'tin. ' Good board and lodging,.good meals, good beds and everything else good, and at moderate prices, at ho ■ SHAKSPEARE. , ■ B SMITH. Proprietor. ,„ TO BTOREKEEPEEPBRS,f>N THIS DUNSTAN AND HIGHLAY DIGGINGS. mHB Undersicrned has for SALE, at his' Stores, JL Sandspit, Waikouaiti— "Wines,.spirits, groceries, ironmongery Hay, corn, chaff, "timber, &c. GEORGE SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Stores. TIMBER! TIMBER! TIMBER J T3 ULL 0C X AN D WALKER " IIMBER MERCHANTS AND SAW MILL PROPRIETORS, Beg to announce that, having completed the new arrangements and additional machinery at their VICTORIA STEAM SAW-MILLS, STEWART'S ISLAND, They arc prepared to execute orders for Sawn Timber of any size, and to any extent. . THB MILLS, With the additional STEAM POWER recently erected, being now capable of cutting upwards of 00,000 feet per week, Contractors and.others may rely upon the punctual and correct fulfilment of large orders. - ' ' .. CUMBERLAND-STREET SAWING, PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS. BULLOCK -AND WALKER, Are Now Prepared to SAW UP DEALS and OTHER ; TIMBER, ' Plane and produce Mouldings to any extent, and of any pattern, at their Steam Mills, in Cumberlandstreet. BULLOCK AND WA L X E.R Have on hand, in their yards, in Cumberland-street, fctuavt-street,near the Gaol and the New Jetty, the most varied and extensive assortment of Timber in Dunedin. It comprises :-— Reel pine, boards, and scantlings, all kinds and sizes Kauri hoards and scantlings, all kinds and sizes Hobart Town splits, laths, and shingles Galvanized iron roofing, ridging, spouting, guttering, and nails, kc, &c, American shelving „ T&GJmnber . . ~ T& (t flooring • Pea flier-edged Baltic weather-boards Clear pine, 2 in. l.^-in. 1-in., and A-in. Cedar, 1-m, aud £-ha DOORS. R.P., S.M., and D.M., from 2ft. Gin. x 6ft. 6in. to SASHES AND CASEMENTS. American and cedar, all kinds and all size*. T> U L LOCK AN D WAL XE R Have now landing, in splendid order,' ex Escort and Grasmere, a large shipment of Scotch Flooring Boards and Mouldings, direct from the well known firm of It. Millar aud Sons, Montrose. It consist of—• 50,000 feet l£-in. T & G red and white Baltic 40,000 „ 1-in. „ 40,000 „ |-in. , 30,000 „ 1-in. " 40,000 „ Hn. ,/ plain and beaded 100,000 running feet mouldings and architraves, yellow and white pine. "BULLOCK AND WALKER Solicit the attention of Builders and Contractors to their extensive stock and unrivalled facilitie for the execution of all orders connected with th. Building Trade. 5 per cent, discount allowed for cash. WELLING TO N . NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, Manners-Sireet. J. McKINNON ; BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that he has taken the above firet-class Hotel, where he trusts, by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, and by keeping always ou hnnd a supply of the very best liquors, to merit a Ehare of the txtensive patronage which was acceded to his predecessor. The Hotel accommodation afforded at the " New Zealiiiider" is the best to be found hi Wellington, find the charges are very moderate. ■ N B.—First-class Stabling.- ---■■■ November 13,1862. NOTICE. Respecting Deserter trom the Army and Navy.; Attorney-General's Office; Auckland, sth April, 1862. • "OREQUENT instances having occurred of De JO Bertion from Hsr Majesty's Sea and Lan Forces in this Colony, Notice is hereby given, that the most rigorous proceeding-s will be taken against any person enticing away,.harboring, concealing, or employing Deserters. The enactments relating to-the above oftence are subjoined for information. : • -.■; FRANCIS D.TENTpN, Assistant LalTir Officer.' CLAUSES OF IMPERIAL ACTS RELATING TO DESERTERS. Nayai, Dksbktior. ■■ . " 10 and 11 Viet., chap. 62, sec. 11. — And be it enacted, That every person who, b; words or any other means whatsoever,' shall persuade any person in Her Majesty's Navy to desert, or improperly absent.himself from his duty, shall forfeit and pay tho sum of twenty pounds for OTery^such, act; and every person who shall assist orprocure an - person in Her Majesty's Navy to desert.^, or impro' I perly absent-himself from his duty.} or shall conceal employ, or continue to employ any. person- belongme to Her Majesty's Navy, who shall be ,a: deserter, or. improperly absent fcom bis duty, knowing him to be such a desertor, of so improperly 'absent, ahaJl forfeit and pay the sum of thirty pounds for every such, assistance^, procurement, concealment, employment, or continuing of employment, as aforesaid." Mabinb Desebtio». . - 21 Viet.,-cap. 7, sec. 64. v * - "Any person who shall, in anypart of Her Majes y's dominions, by isords or any other means whatso-. ever, directly or indirectly, procure! any Marine to desert; or shall; by words or by; any? jother means ■whatsoever, attempt to procure Or persuade any Ma^* rine to desert; and any person who,. knowing tha,i Marine is about to desert, shall aid ;or assist him in deserting j or, knowing any Marine to f be ( a,deserter,, «haH.<Wß(;eaLsnch_desertex*, or aid bi* aesiat such* in concea}ingl[p|elfror:~^id; or assist in hs rescue, shall be deemen guilty: oif a Hnisddm'eauor,' and shaJL; on conviction .thereof/ be liable to be puni.hwl by, fine or itnpniionment, =or both/aa the Court beiore which! such cbnviction; shall taJte place mayadjad^e. """" •"' " " , MIUTABT DEBERTIOH. "Anypersoin part of Her Ma j«ty b dohiinions, or by any meab« -whatsoever: di~ r»jtt.y or^ndire^yy prwitife^ny^Soldier:-.to,desert,! or/ attempt to procure or peisaade ?aijy Soldier to desert^ an<V«fny person; who, knowing'that anv-Bdldier i» about tp ; aetserJ;^ shall aid or assiaUhim nttdescrting, dOT;&no*i^ Bi^cb deaerter^ qt ;aid Jbrj a^xst^c^i deserter in con- , hini^^'or aid or aa»i*t hiA rescue, shall be' < rQiSMwt"^xilty ot a miedemeunor, aa^dißhii)£ viiicouf •;^to;to^.l»Mb^tfl bo punished by fine or Bach, conrictioa. stall lalk*.-plact naa? «4i*dg* ' . ,