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Otago Daily Times, Issue 549, 21 September 1863, Page 8

Conveyances. COBB AND CO.'S TiSLKUSAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. On and after July Ist, v Coach will leave 0088 and CO.'B Office, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, tor the Dunstan ; returning thence -will leave the Dunstan Hotel, for Dunedin every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Also, a Coach ■will start for the Molyneux Ferry Daily, at 5.30 a.mj T'R&sing through Green Island, East Taieri, Taieri Ferry, Waihola and Tokomairiro, arriving at tho Molyneux at 2.50 p.m.; returning •will leave the Crown Hotel, Mo)yiieux,at9a.m. Daily. Also, a Coach will leave for Waitahuna, Weather--ston<3's, Munroe's Guily and Tuapeka, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5.30 a.m.; returning •will leave the Commercial Hotel, Camp-street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 7 a.m., arriving ia Dunedin same day. ! LA X & WAKATIPU. A Coach -will leave Cobb and Go's Office, every Tuesday and Thursday, at 5.30 a.m., arriving at St. John's, Lake Wakatipu, on Thursday and Monday. Return coach will leave Lake Wakatipu, from the Company's Office, St John's, every Wednesday and Friday, at 5 a.m., arriving in Dunedin on Friday and Monday. Passengers and Parcels booked at the Wakatipu Hotel, Queenstown; at the Company's Office St. John's. For further particulars apply at Cobb and Go's Office, corner of Princes and Stafford streets, Dunwiin. The public are respectfully informed that, during the present state of the weather, the Molyneux and Tuapeka and Lake Wakatipu Coachps will leave at 3 a.m, on Tue=days and Fridays, instead of 5.30 as above advertised. HENRY HOYT, AND CO, _ __ , Proprietors. R. Welsh, Agent. ROYAL M&IL. ON and after Ist July Quick and Co's FOURHORSE COACH will leave the Exchangee Hotel for Port Chalmers at 9 o'clock a.m., carrying Passengers and Parcels; returning thence from the Port Chalmers fJotel at half-past 5 o'clock p.m. Passengers and Parcels booked at the Exchange Hotel, every information can be obtained.

OWLEY'S EXPRESS OFFICES,! ■ . ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ . DUNSTAN, LAKE WAKATIP, FOX'S, AND SHOTOVEJt. Advertisements received for " Daily Times" and! Weekly Witness" at the above offices. Stabling. ELLIS'S Livery and Bait Stables, North East Valley. Good Stabling on reasonabl terms. Good' Saddle, Pack, and Cart Horses for sale' or hire. Oats, Chaff, Hay,and Branfor Sale. Padd accorawwlatioH close, to the Rtables. ABBEYLEIXIJVKRY AND BAIT STABLES, '.■■■■:) MACLAGGAN-BTREET. TTtTILLIAMS and SMITH beg to inform their ff customers and the public generally, that they hare always on hand for HIRE, at ten minutes notice, the best Horses imported to this market, with Vehicles of every modern shape and styles Gentlemen entrusting them with horses for livery may rely on their careful attendance, with the best hay and corn. Loose Boxsis and every convenience at the service of those who may favor them with a visit, at current rates. • . They hare always for Sale privately, with satisfactory trials, good seasoned h nses in good stable condition, and fit for immediate work. STABLING. STABLING. STABLING. ALBERT' HORSE BAZAAR, Rattray-street, above Shamrock Hotel. j ■ TIERNEY and ABBuTT, (Successors to Messrs. Duncan and Wilson.). Livery and Bait at Reduced Rates. Experienced Grooms always in attendance. Superior Horses and Vehicles on hire. Hay; oat«, chaff and bran at current rates. HORSES BOUGHT and SOLD on COMMISSION. Every accommodation: for Ship Horses. ot**>u*mimw«:*.x33U!Uf.iiwm.'jnm i-.miiiuLijjiujim.nmMiiuiii.jmi— Drapery, TTUGH KIRKPATRICK AND CO. Have the pleasure to aunounce the Opening of their NEW AND EXTENSIVE PREMISES, With a well-selected Stock, in the various depart- ; menta, with the LATEST NOVEL TIE S, Introduced for the present Season, purchased by their Home Buyer in the different English and Scotch Markets. ■; , Shawl Department. ; Paisley filled, Mosaic long and square ihawls ; black llama plain, embroidered and trimmed, shepherd's plaid aud all wool ahawls. biLK Department,'"':' , Black glace eillts, black gros, grains, black reps, black ottomans, black moire antiques, black ducaps, fancy colored silks in glace, brocades, &c &c, for marriage, evening, or promenade wenr, M.ANTLE Department; '~' : Black silk mantles, cloth mantles, sealskin jackets, and mantles in all colors and sizes. X)onnet& JM-IllineryDepartment Silk-and velvet millinery bonnets in the newest stylea ; new hats in velvet, straw, felt, ke, all sizes; new feathers, flowers, &c; head dresses, &c. ■ . "Dress Department. New mohairs, reps, French merinos and llamas, plain and trimmed wincey dresses, poplins, bareges, all wool and gala plaids, prints, ginghams, &c. JLjace and xvibbon Department. Real and imitation laces, lace collars, sleeves and sets fewed collars and cuffs, sewed trimmings, • French and Coventi'y ribbons in all the new colorings, and in all widths. OSIERY U EPARTMENT. Cotton, wool, and merino hosiery in immense variety ; French kid gloves from the best makers. URNISHING JJePARTMENT. . Scotch and English blankets in all the various qualities and sizes, crib blankets, cotton and linen sheetings all widths, ticks, towellings, bed quilts, and damasks, "Victoria, velvet pile, embroidered table covers in all the newest styles, long cloths, sheetings for family use. Oarpet Department. Extensive warehouse accommodation is appropriated to this department. Families requiring carpets are invited to an inspection of the stock in band—Brussels, tapestry, English, Scotch and Dutch carpets; stair and lobby oilcloths in all widths; hearth rugs, door mats, and house furnishings of every description, HUGH KIRKPATRICK AND CO., PRINCES-STREET AND ; HIGH-STREET, DUNEDIN.