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Otago Daily Times, Issue 407, 10 April 1863, Page 3

Business Notices. TO THE ARISTOCRACY, GENTRY, AND ' MERCANTILE COMMUNITY OF OTAGO, ANB THB NEIGHBOURING PROVINCES. MESSRS WATERS, MORTON and ROBERTSON respectfully inform their numerous pairons, that having taken those extensive premises known as the '• Old Club House,'' Aiaclaggan-street, and having altered, enlarged, decorated, embellished, aud fitted up'the same in a style of elegance, comfort, jmd cleanliness, regardless of expense, they are enabled to otter to the gentlemen who have so liberally and continuously supported them, the advantages of a London Club Ho^e, with, the privacies and comfort ol a Family Hotel. The Salon de Diner, managed by Waters and Robertson, is replete with everything that heart can desire, or fancy wish. Warmth, light, a choice carte de diner, and respectful attendance, combined, renders this Salon the niO3t unique in theCJoutbern Hemisphere. The Bedrooms are light, airy, clean, and com- j fortable. The cuisine has been built expressly for this business, under the. personal supervision of Mr Morton, and is fitted with all the appliances that modern culinary science has hitherto developed. The *' steam kettle."," the '• hot pUtes," the •'model grill," the batteric de cuisine, and the nicies form a coup d'oeil, which will gladden the heart of every connoisseur. It is the intention of this firm to keep before their patrons all the delicacies that can be procured, so that Morton ks chef will bo thus enabled to revive in the minds of bon vivunts the exquisite cookery of those gastrouoinical artistes. j UDE, CAREMK AND FRANCATELLI. j TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. ■TITESSRS COLLINS AND LEWERS, (Successors to Mr C. T. Ick,) Have great pleasure in announcing the ARRIVAL OF THEIR WINTER STOCK OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c, &c. And in so dome would respectfully invite the attention of the Public to the facilities offered them to secure early in the season FiRST-CLiSS ARTICLES at the lowest market value. Messrs C. and L. being desirous of estabb'shing a permanent business, and securing the < ontinuance of custom once obtained, intend avoiding all doubtful methods of uliuring patronage. They allow their goods to speak for themselves. A long experience ha* tauaht them that a good article at a moderate price is invariably appreciated, aud this is the object Messrs C. X L. •will always aim at. We submit the following brief list of our New Winter Stock :— • SHAWLS, In the leading styles and colors. MANTLES, In the most fashionable shapes. FRENCH MSRINOES AND COBURGS, In the colors suitable for the season. FANCY BRADFORDS, In great variety, WINCEYS, Plain, Fancy, and Knickerbocker. ALL WOOL~ PLAIDS, Very superior. FANCY REPPS, In the newest styles. READY-MADE DRESSES, Quite new. MOREENS AND DAMASKS. Window liolliinds White dimitys' Colored and white damask table covers White and colored toilet covers Do do do quilts BLANKETS, White, blue, and scarlet—all prices. SHEETINGS, Plain and twilled. FLANNELS, White and Colored, remarkably cheap. GENTfFcOATS, In the new Sack and Paget Pilot cloth jackets Reversible do ■ And Inverness capes GENTS' SUITS. Fashionable Trousers aud Vests. A LARGE STOCK OF HOSIERY. Men's white aud Crimean shirts Ties Braces Belts Handkerchiefs Scarfs. &c., Sec, &c. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S STAYS, In great variety. The Ladies' Underclothing and Millinery Departments will be under the entire management of a young lady of experience and acknowledged proficiency. COLLINS and LEWERS, Victoria House, Princes street, Dunedin. SOLOMON'S VICTORIAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT LOOMS removed from the site of the late fire in Princes-street to Rattray-street, next Finch's Wine Store. N.B.—First-class pictures at moderate prices taken daily in any weather. ' Board and Residence. BOARD and RESIDENCE wanted, about 30s weekly, healthy situation. State particulars to P. P. P., office of this paper. . Tlf R S. M U I R ' S BEDFORD HOUSE, BELL HILL. Superior Board and Residence for Families and Gentlemen. MoneyTO Lend on first-rate security, £3,000 (Three Thousand Pounds). Apply, James Allen, George-street. , WantedA RESPECTABLE young person wishes engagement as Nursery Governess and Sempstress, T.Z, Chief Post Office. . A RESPECTABLE young person desires an engag ment as Ladies' Sewing Maid. P.F, Chief Post Office. A YOUNG Man of good education md address, desiring to obtain a Knowledge of Storekeeping, wishes a Situation where'he is confident of makinar himself useful. Address A. A., Branch office of this paper. ' ' BULLOCK DRAYS Wanted, for the Diggings, R. Nash, Stafford-street.