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Otago Daily Times, Issue 464, 16 June 1863, Page 8

Business Notices- - GRAIN, HAY, CHAFF. AND GENERAL PRODUCE STORES, Corner'of King and Collins-streets, Melbourne. W. ITTIEES, ; Grain and Produce Broker, Commission Agent, &c. BEGS to inform his Otago friends that he has purchased the lease of all those extensive premises known as Bradshaw's Wool and Free Stores, and formerly occupied by Messrs Clough and Co, where lie is preparing a large stock of hydraulic pressed hay and chaft of his own guaranteed manufacture. A storage capacity of 3000 tons at a nomiDal rent will enable him to execute large orders on the shortest notice, or take orders for future delivery without additional charge for storage. Wheat, oats, maze, barley, bran and flour, together with all sorts of provisi-ons of the best description and lo\ve?t market rates*, purchased on commission, packed and shipped with despatch and care. Ufficn,47 King-street. . Referees, Dunedin : Messrs Driver, Maclean and Co ; Messrs A. and J. Secular EDMUND SMITH, Accountant, HAVING returned to Dunedin, h*s resumed his business as heretofore. He begs to proffer his services to the mercantile and trading community as an accountant; for the investigation and adjustment of partnership and other accounts; for bankrupt and insolvency statements, &c, &c. Office—A. T. Campbell • and Co., Maelaggansfcreet. JAM X S M'COLi, IN thanking his Friends and the Public for the liberal patronaare bestowed on the late Finn of M'Coll and Campbell, most respectfully begs to solicit the continuation of their liberal patronage. Parties indebted to the late firm, please to pay .the same immediately to Mr M 'Coll. : The Glasgow Polytechnic, Green Island. 10th Janv., J863. NOTICE JHYMiN, Watchmaker, No. 1, Princes-street, .. is compelled, owing to extensive alterations to his premises to close his Business for a few days ; and will re-open with an entirely nesv s.tock of Watches and Jewellery, &c &c. N. B. —All Watches and Jewellery left to be re paired, can be had at P. Hayman and Co, Highstreet. .. ... . "NOTICE. ■'■■'■. : -T-VMES WILKIE, Tailor and Clothier, inßetire- j tj irq from Business, begs to (hank his Friends for ths liberal support he ha? rceaived from them, and bins- wishful to wind np h's affairs, would feel obligfdby allouistan ting Debts being Paid previous to the. lsf-day of July. Print' s-s-treet, June, 1863. J. VV. hr.vina: handed over the gooil-will of his business to Mr W. Sinclair, has much pleasure in recommending him to his Fiiends. W SINCLAIR, TAILOR and CLOTHIER, . Oppo ite the Criterion Hotel. Begs to intimate to J. Willue's customers, that he has reciived their measures, and will be happy to execute any orders he may be favored with. TDOBERT P. BAIN, Authorised Surveyor and XV Civil Engineer, Victoria Chambers, Mansestreet. . Surveys, Engineering Works, ai.d Mapping of every description executed. NOTICE. TO GENTLEMEN, SETTLERS, FARMERS, CARTERS, &C. SLAMBLE, for many years leading Farrier and , Shoer in Qeelong and Melbourne, and the holder of six prize medals, carried ofi at the various exhibitions, has opened A VETERINARY and SHOEING FORGE, at Princes-street Cutting, where he respectfully solicits a share of public patrouage. Horses carefully shod, and the anatomy of the foot thoroughly ascertained before shoeing, whereby lameness is prevented, and the ill consequences avoided which are the result of bad farriery. MUELLER AND BEI.SOf, Authorised Surveyors and Land Agents. Money invested in Rural and Town Lands; land office business transacted; surveys executed; plans, maps, &c, constructed ; and owing to a thorough ac- j quaintance with the country, most reliable information furnished respecting lands in the different parts Southland. Office Tav-street, Invercargill. CAUTION. WE Hereby give Notice that Mr JOHN HONEY has no ; authority, express or implied, from either of us the undersigned, to enter into any contract or agreement on our behalf; and we will not be responsible for any debts incurred by him. JNO. C. ARLISS. JOHN SWITZER. Dunedin, 9th June, 1863. SCAB IN SHEEP. Allex'3 Concentrated Compound Solution of Sulpiiures. WH. ALLEN (Patentee of Allen's Foot-rot „ Ointment) has introduced a soluble preparation for the cure of Scab in Sheep, which he has submitted to the severest experimental tests both in Victoria and New Soutu Wale*. Competent authorities have declared that no other applieition ever introduced exerts the same complete and instantaneous control over the disease ot scab. The cure is gradually perfected; with a single dipping the constitution of the sheep is renovated, aud the fleece (never subject to the lea>t injury) undergoes a decided improvement. The color, growth, fullness and elasticity of the wool after dipping has been specially commended. The ground on which the flock is returned after dip is thoroughly disinfected ; the destruction of the scab animalcule (acarus) is absolute, being carried on constitutionally beneath as well as externally upon the skin. .The other parasites which infest sheep are exterminated the same time. Wholes ale Agents— YOUNGMAN & CO., Melbourne ; Or, TICKLE & CO., Dunedin. Furniture. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. EDWARD MOELLER'S FURNITURE Warehouse is now in the CUTTING, PRINCES-STREET, where he has just opened out, and ready for sale, one of the best assortments of English, Scotch, acd American Furniture, of unrivalled quality. The stock of iron bedsteads and bedding is very large and varied, and intending purchasers will do well by calling at the Cutting. A large quantity of iron stretchers, at cost price. EDWARD MOELLER'S Furniture Warehouse, - >■■•? Late of Edward Moeller & Co. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE, m ROSENBERG (late of E. Moeller and Co.) X • begs to inform the public that he continues the business ol Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and importer of English, Scottish, and American furniture, on the premises in Maclaggaii street, lately occupied by E. Moeller aud Co. T. Rosenberg begs to assert that he keeps the largest and best selected stock of furniture in the New Zealand colonies, and respectfully invites, the public fur inspection. The following articles are always on hand— Mahogany and cedar chests of drawers Do do cheffoiiierß and sideboards Do sofas, rqunter and easy chairs, in horsehair and Morocco Do chairs in haircloth, leather cloth, and Mo rocco Telescope and other dining tables Mahogany and cedar 100 tibles Ladies' work tables and fancy tables Marble top washstands and dressing- tables Cedar washstands and dressing tables lion bedsteads in all sizes and shapes . Iron children's cribs and swing cots Horsehair, flock and flax matresses Feather beds and feather pillows Gilt frame aud rosewood framed chimney glasses Toilet glasses all sizes and qualities Brussels, tapestry and Kidderminster carpets Felt carpets and hearth rugs Cane and wood seated chairs Rocking chairs Towel horses, toilet ware, Etc, . etc, etc, Address — T. ROSENBERG, Maclaggan-street, Premises lately occupied by E. Moeller and Co.