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Otago Daily Times, Issue 362, 17 February 1863, Page 8

rtirrtiHrtt : - ' - Basiaeaa Koticesr *■'-•' -t--; ~ .'.,•..-•> >PACK SADDLES/. '■ is . UAMU3 made--by.CHARLES "MOORB/: SMflUr .. jcSuh tiii, rKattray-streefo -1"; - '•■' "» '>• ■■-•[ ■'< i-"'-1; 5 j THE LITTLE SHoi'iolV1-:-; ■Mx<*i \ TJI.,. NATHAN, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Sh. . Prinqcs-street, begs to,ioniimlhis4riej)<ls,arid ' 'tlid putiiic'tlmtho'stiill'.keepWthej.tiCtlej.ShOß, feiid th'i'it he 'h'as'^'neat 'assortment..'of Goltl'.and '^ilvir Wa'tclifes/.Clocks Colonial'niicV English mhii|iracf,umlj. Jewellery' &c. which' he' wiU sell at jii:ices,tHardeiy,, '(ib'mp'etitiob'. '' Rcmemboi1'! Prinoes-street, three doors from Hi'shrStroetJ.Wabches "accurately repaired at the lowest rates j 'OrAVING just received another largo Jlljh.Pf <^i Storm Oloud ;!^lso,;aiioth?.i , i jUqt,jji(st^.andi(ijj| I :e p x,B,eii Lomond,, wg, ai;%:prni;.iared ' to Self at our'yard.'or lay the flame, }fi aJßy,,jfiur(j-flf^lie town, at gj-eaUy reduced prices. _ .. V, ,:,„».: :^. I t \v*e have also on Sale, a superior quantify Polished Hearths, vHobart'T6wn Steps, Sills, Hearths, & • ■ ! (V it uJ-iCURRIE aiid'COi, A ,H <*d\ Pavement Yard, Moray Place.' M"g'E l^iE^Rj'.jX^^DUi-'^'E'-I SO \f, Autlii'risetl.Surveyors and Land Agents. ! Money'iin'estedin^Ruralanil Town1 lAmds; land ; offieeMlmsiness. transacted; surveys eseduted,"/plans,, . ,maps, &c.,.coi)strueted;,and.owingtoa tliorough acquaiutauce with,tlie country, most .reliable in/prmd''tion iurnished respecting'lands iv the diflfereut parf» "fSoutHlaricl'.'1- —■■■ '"; •' '-,' '.'"'i,;"1 "'".\ \ .-.U ,\:v# /'.Office-'-Tay-street, -Invercare^ll; •■•-■'■ '■-- j_ SIBBAL^;S ; fl.Oi-, a,, i p.U t TFITTING' '' | ! -■ -• ■ •>'■ ESTABLISHMENT, ■ j ' ,_, Removed to No. l,?Prinees T strcet -^ s1 ' '\Mi. XNe^fMr. iJ^.Oxisxs. .fJeweUerU;? j>; JSIBBALDj begs torqturmhis,earnest.th'anks to, . those'who so'liberally supported him- at his late, Empoii'itini'of Fashion; bpposite'the' Barracks^and.bfigi respectfully ttin'fymtliem'thftt'.forttife.ißonvenience J)f his nninepoii^patrons,. and.l.or tite T better canning tin, i.a-fastsinci'eajing business he, haS'.rejnoyed, to,-larger" and more centrally situated business -preinisesj aVN|. 1 Prinqe^stre^^V^'-'lSV.kte^ihepresentjOpportunity : -pt.sta^n«thfltthei-oldstoikhavingbeenENfPfßELY" . .^C]L^AREI) ;i p;OT has been replaced bv ; a,NE^ ; ,.and^ 'SUPERIOR^ CLASSvioJFjGadDS^iinported' du-e| ' from the first Manufacturing Houses in ( B|itain. j.' '"^W'THE'C^^HiN^'Afl^'BES^gKE'lp^-. PARTM-JSNT Gentlemen may . rely ■ upon- the be|t materials being ,;nade up in thej'bcst' Styl6. !i First.pl3SS;,liands only art) kept in the establishment, while thevPreraoual^uperJuter.dence -being.under J. S. will oflh-asure guarantee that the utmost satisfaction ' will'be'gTveri; ••''Esp'e'cidlbttention is paid to the FIT of all, clothes ordered at the - .. i . J-'-U NO. 1 ESTABLISHMENT. The READY-MADE DEPARTMENT wiU comprise the largest and most varied stock in ifunedin, all articles of wear having been specially selected ■with, refe'-ence to this market, and the particular,, requirements of ali grades and classes*'of the community. In older to sell at the lowest fraction of'profit—to oiler only goods of the most unexceptionable qualfty -to retain in stock an immense variety for purchaser to select from, J. S. is compelled to sell only for CASH. Do Not Fokuet Number COACH AND BUGGY SHOP. ~ ALL kinds of Repairing and Job Work neatly done with both English and American Material. ' Also, Yeterir.ai-y and Shoeing Forge on Cobo s premises, Stafford-struet. F '• JV^MCK^ N D i'l ttSU M, MO WAT aud CAMPBELL, General Carriers, and Forwarding Agents Princes-street, south (late United Carrying Company, Victoria.) Waggons leave daily for the Dunstau, Wakatip, Molyncux, and all the other Gold fields. Goods and Luggage stored. Dunedin, 26th January, 1863. ' ■;' HARPER, TWELVETREES' Patent VVashing Machine will wush as many clothes in .a few hour.?, especially if used with Harper Twelvetrees' Soap Powder, as a woman can wesh in two days by tl i old method of band-iubbing, besides doing the work better, with half the soap and fuel. It will wash blankets, sheets, counterpanes, or any large ■.hings, aeeasy as it will doa handkerchief or a collar; and is the cheapest article ever invented. The works, Bromley-by-Bow, London. Sole Wholesale Agents for Otago, W. and G. Tnrahnll and Co. _. ' THOMAS JONES, (Late of Sandiidge), Watchmaker, Jeweller, Goldsmith, kc, P RINCBS 'tiTEEET, Through the Cutting. TJ. has a large and well selected assortment of , Colonial and English Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, -Vc, which he offers .to the public al prices to.induce them to give him a portion of their patronage. Having had long experience in the Watchmaking business, any Watclies, Clocks, &c., left with hiiii to be repaired, their performance will be guaranteed, and no extra charge made for any alterations they may require. Chronometers, Sextants, and Compasses carefully repaired ; Tubes for Barometers. Object,^Glasses for Telescopes, Spectacles to suit all ages. W^tch glasses, Is, keys sixpence. , ■;.-...-.. NOTICE. 7. WILSON and WAIN having disposed of their business, beg to request that all claims against them be rendered as early as possible : and all those indebted to them to settle their accounts within fourteen days from date hereof, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for their recovery, without X>"*Jier notice. Commercial Horse Baza" Dunedin, Ist January, .. THE LUXURY OF WASHING WITH HARPER TWELVETREES' SOAP POWDER. THIS Wonderrul Preparation is decidedly the most economical and effective article ever introduced for washing, the cleansing properties or. several pounds of soap being contained in a few ounces of the Soap Powder. No rubbing required. Sold in .■■mall packets everywhere. Patentee, Harper fwelvetrees, Bromlsy-by-Bow, London. : Ask for Bkiggs' Australian Satin Glaze Staech where you purchase Harpe Twelvetrees' Soap Powder. One pound is equal to two pounds oi any other. <>''■•••' Sole Wholesale Agents or Otago .. W. and G.Turn tall and Co ' TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND ' OTHERS. '■'■ ■■■■'- (~^ ENTLEM3N,-- With a view ofeinforming you \JT who have not as ytt favored «s, ; with your s-up-port, we respectfully st:i c, for your .guidance, that to | ensure prompt attention to orders ibrvvarded to us j under £;">O, cas'i icmitiauces miibt accompany the same; abovo l-.iat amount, satisfactory Melbourne references will be required. • ' '■' Your obedient servants,. LEVY BROS. Melbourne, 24 Great Bourke-street. J TTOLLOWAY'S Pills, Pam Kilier, Keatings | XX Lozenges, and Seidlit,s Powders. > On sale at-' MAUIUCE JO EL, : , ' ■ Princes-street. J. (iUIOJf, Wholesale and Family Wine Establishment. JGILLON- being a direct importer of the finest , wines from the first houae.s iv Oporto, Zerez, heg to inform connoisseurs that his present btock consists of- ■ Saniieman's ports in wood and bottle Duif Gordons, pale, gold, and brown sherries Cramp, Suter and Co. do do do - Samples may be tasted.at hi 3 omce, next Medical Hall, Princes street, and selections made. Gentlemen purchasing. in v.ood, om.of bond, may have their wines at wholesale prices. _ J. G. will be happy to undertake the fining and bottling. „ Always on hand, eld pale brandies* pure hoilancls, old malt whiskey, ale and stout in 4:dozen cases, best brands champagne, claret, &c. '■' Office hours from ten to four ■ 'clock p.m. i \tOTICE—I have this day disposed of my business, ,iN the Red Lion Breweiy, to Mr Joseph \Voolt, for whom i solicit a continuance of the favors hither- , toi>^6™do«™*> SAMUEL MARKS. HATING purchased the business of the Red Lion Brewery, it is my intention to make Ale . and Porter of. the finest.quality, therefore solicit a trial to prove the fact. JOSEPH WOOLF . '