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Otago Daily Times, Issue 323, 1 January 1863, Page 8

■ - Business Notices. to merchants; draymen, and storekeepers. fTIHE Undersigned having erected a large Iron JL Store at tho landing-place, Sandspit, Waikouaiti, is prepared to receive, btore_, and forward to the various diggings any merchandise shipped by this, the best route tor the northern gold field*. The road by Wiiikouaiti to the Dunstan is admitted by all draymen who have tried both to be much better than that by the *Taieri, and to be preferred even at £5 per ton less, cartage. The only drawback hitherto has been the wane jot a convenient place to receive goods as they are-landed from the ships preparatory to loading. Such a convenience I now offer to the public at very moaeratccharges. Drays;engagea,.a,nd goods forwarded for. merchants »ud storekeepers at a low commission. D. C. CAMPBELL, "".: -■';' '• Sandspit, Wnikouaiti. TO RETAIL STOREKEEPERS AND MINERS. THE Undersigned having opened his extensive Wholesale and Retail Store on the Dunstan gold field, is now prepared to supply the trade and diggers with every necessary article of food, clothing, or tools, at most moderate rates. Having purchased a large and well-selected stock from first hands, he is ready to guarantee the quality and genuineness of every article he offers for sale. He asks but one trial to confirm this statement. D. C. CAMPBELL, Post Office Store, Manuherikia Junction, Dunstan. WAIKOUAITr ROUTE TO THE DUNSTAN AND SHAG VALLEY .DIGGINGS, /^i OODS received, stored, and forwarded, at lowest riiteS\ D. C. CAMPBELL, Iron Store, Sandspit, Waikouaiti. HORSES and- Bullock Teams can now find loading at D. C; CAMPBELL'S, Iron Store, Sandspit, Waikouaiti. COACH AND BUGGY SHOP. ALL kinds of Repairing and Job Work neatly ■■ done, with both English and American Material. Also, Veterinary nnd Shoeing Forge ('II-. premises, Stafford-street. 1 W. v '. A USTKALIAN AGRICULTURAL lM.li t\. PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, delivered at shortest notice, in city or suburb'), by the undersigned. JAMES L. & C. BURKE, Princes-street, opposite Barracks. ~ NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have appropriated part of their extensive premises in Princes street, as an auction mart, and for the storage of goods entrusted to them for sale. Having arranged with Mr C. A. Ross for the management of any sales with which they may be avored, they trust Mr Ross's long experience as an auctioneer, combined with promptitude will obtain them a share of public support. • FREDERICK MOSS k CO. ROWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES, CUTTING, .PRINCES-STREET, Slcssages and Parcels.Forwarded to the Whole of ■ the Gold Fields. rpiHE Pony Express Starts for Waitahuna, WetberJL stone's" and Tuapeka, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and lor the Dunstan, every Saturday. ROWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES, .Cutting, Princes-street ELLIS'S Livery and Bait Stables, North East Valley. Good Stabling on reasonable terms. Good Suddle, Pnok, and Cart Howes for sale or hire. Oats, Chaff, Hay. and Bran for Sale.. Paddock accommodation close to the stables. 1 GEORGE R. WEST, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC SELLER, George Street, (next Bath Hotel,) PIANOFORTES', Hnrmoniunis', Flutinas', Concertinas', and every description of Musical instruments Tuned end Ilppaired. All the: populir Music by D'Albert, Farmer, Brimley, Richards, Osborne, and other eminent composers on Sale. A superior assortment of Pianofortes now on view by " Broadwoou," (imported direct by Mr. Krull.) New Music received by. every Mail. " Alexandra" Harmoniums, for Sale, suitable for Divine Service. . . ; . Country Orders punctually attended to. BOOTS AND SHOES. SPIER and LEVIEN, Importers and Manufacturers, Princes street, adjoining the Cutting. S. and L. have always on hand a large and choice assortment of seasonable Boots and Shoes of every description from, thp best makers. Boots made to order, and repairs neatly executed. *""L. Country orders nunctiisillv attended to. SHAG VALLEY DIGGINGS "PARTIES" proceeding to the above diggings can X. be supplied with all sorts of diggers'" tools, provisions, wearing apparel, &c, at Dunedin prices, at the Store of the Undersigned JAMES JONES. Waikouaiti. DR O'SULLIVAN, Licentiate Queen's Royl College Physicians; Dublin nnd Royal College Surgeons ; London; Surgeon in the late Hon. East India Company's service ; practices his profession in Princes-street, opposite the residence of Chic Commissioner of Polic. MR FITZGERALD, Land Agent, Civil Engineer, and Surveyor, has Town and Country Lands for Sale' and Lease, and from a long connec tion with Government, especially the Native Department, he will be preyared to negotiate for the Sale or Lease of Lands owned by the Maori Tribes. Napier, Hawkes' Bay. TY\O THE SETTLERS IN THE EAST TAIERI JL DISTRICT, And the Public generally. GENERAL. GROCERY AND DRAPERY STORE. Nine miles from Dunedin on the Main Road to the Interior and all the principal DIGGINGS The undersigned respectfully informs his Frieuds, Settlers, and the Public generally, that he has leased from his brother, Mr James Todd, those premises on the East Taieri Road, lately conducted by him as a general Store and ±)akery.. He takes this-opport'nnity of* announcing that he has laid in a New and Large stock of goods in GROCERIES, DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES DIGGERS TOOLS, And Implements, - &c, &c. From his old friends he solicits a share of support and assures them that every effort will be used on his part, to supply his Customers with the best of Articles, arc1 at the smallest shade of profit. A Bakery is attached to the Premises. Notk.—Orders will be taken weekly from the Settlers, and goods supplied to their wants as may be required. ... CHARLES TODD. /"I REENWOOD and MARSHALL, Nightmen, \JT Dunedin. Address boxes, Princes street. Stafford street,' Waclaggan street, nnd Walker street. • ' , ■.; > JOHN WATTERS, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, ToKOMAiBino, Near to Bank of New Zealand office, HORSES carefully broken-in to saddle or harness. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. "VTOTICE.—AII persons :that have any just claim jLM against the late" David Scott, are requested to present the same; and all persous indebted to him will be pleased to pay the same over to PETER WILLIAMS. ALBANY-STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL will open for Second Quarter on sth January, 1863. Master, J. H. Shaw, formerly of the "Scotch College," Melbourne.' -'-, *■:.' ''■~. rTIHE Partnership hitherto existing between the J_ Undersigned, under the style and firm of Monson and Vahland, Architects and Surveyors, has this day been dissolved by mutual ccsent; all debts owing to the said firm.to be paid_ to Mr W. HI Monson, by whom also all outstanding accounts will be Paid' -WILLIAM HENBY MONSON. WILLIAM C. VAHLAND. Witness—W. Keller. Dunedin, 30th December, 1862.