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Otago Daily Times, Issue 557, 30 September 1863, Page 3

Drapery, HCTGH KIRKPATitICK AND CO., B«-g to inform the inhabitants of Dunedin and the surrounding district, that they are now enabled to show the Cheapest, Largest, and Best Selected Stook of READY MADE CLOTHING in the COLONIES, Haying made such arrangements that will always insure them receiving the CHOICEST AND NEWEST GOODS DIRECT FROM-THE HOME MARKETS. Our present stock consists of all the most fashion able styles in the following Goods :— A large and varied assortment of COLONIAL MADE SUITS, Newest shapes. Coats, in all shapes Hats and caps in all the j latest styles Trousers, in all materials White and regatta shirts Do, and vests to match Crimean shirts Riding pants Ties and scarfs Pilot and beaver jackets Collars and gloves Do, Devon do Cambric handkerchiefs Driving coat Silk do. Inverness capes, &c. A large and splendid assortment of REAL SCOTCH AND LEICESTER HOSIERYDirect from the manufacturer. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHIKG In endless variety and style. KNICKERBOCKER AND ZOUAVE SUITS. A choice stock of Scotch and West of England Tweeds, Doeskins, Broadcloths, &c H. K. and Co. can confidently state that the aboTe stock, on inspection, will be found the Largest and Best in Dunedin. HUGH KIEKPATBICK AND CO., Princes-street and High-street, Dunedin. LADIES' UNDER CLOTHING , -AND BABY LINKN WAREHOUSE. • MRS. L. WO OLP BEG 3to notify that she has REMOVED to PRINCES-STREET, next but one to Dowlingstreet steps; and that she has always on hand a large assortment of LADIES' UNDER CLOTHING AND BABY ; . ■ LINEN, &c, in the newest styles, and made under her own superintendence, which she ia enabled to offar at much below the prices usually charged. The Department of MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING has been added to the above, and having engaged first rate artists, she is assured that she will give satisfac. tion to those that may honor her with their patronage" Exactly opposite Stanford and Co.'s. Lectures, Sermons, &c. NOTICE. "CWENING PRAYER will be said in St. Paul's J_J Church on Wednesday next, at 7 o'clock. The service will bs choral. After Service, a Special Congregational Meeting will be held, at which all members are particularly reqe=ted to attend—lst. To consider what steps should be taken to pay off the debt of LI4OO on the Church. 2nd. To consider an ofler made relative to the purchase of an organ for St. Paul's. E. G. EDWA.RDS, Carsivk. A. G. STRODE, )„. , „ , R. B. MARTIN, j Churct Wardens. Dunedin, Sept. 25th, 18S3. STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITORK connected with the Building of St. Paul's (Church of England), Dunsdin: — ,■'■' RECEIPTS. >■■-'" £ s. d. Total amount collected to September 10th, 1863, by members of the Church, as per published lists ... 3056 6 7 Proceeds of sale of old material ... 30 0 0 £3086 6 7 EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. £ b. d. Paid balance of debt on Parsonage .. .. 100 0 0 Paid Mr C. "Webb, Architect, Melbourne .. 70 14 0 Paid Messrs Mason and Ross, Architects, Dunedin 15 15 0 Paid printing .. ... 8 0 0 Paid on account of first contract (abandoned) ... 930 0 0 Paid second contract in full .. 3140 0 0 Paid extras ... ... 5 0 0 Mr Abbott, Architect's account ... ... 230 0 0 4499 9 0 Balance of debt upon the Church.. £1413 2 5 R. B. MA.RTIN, \ n^ ,"3~7~ A. C. STRODE, }• Church Wardens. Dunedin, September 10th, 1863. DIVINE Service is held in the New Bchool House, iCaversham, every Sunday afternoon, I at three o'clock. Honey ! /GOLDSMITH AND MARKS, \X LICENSED PAWNBROKERS, Corner of George-Street and Moray Place Mohey Advanced on Plate; Watches, Jewellery, j Diamonds, Musical Instruments,. Bills of Lading, Guns, Pistols.Clothing, Furniture, and every description of Merchandise, at the lowest rates of interest. VICTORIA LOAN OFFICE. High-street (4 doors from Princes-street), nearly ' . ■-. opposite Commercial Hotel. MONEY ADVANCED on all'descriptions of Jewellery; Diamonds, Watches, and other valuables. Also, upon Custom House Certificates, Bills of Lading, &c, &c. Mortgages effected and Bills discounted. : The strictest secrecy may be relied on. Gold Bought. B. MARKS, Proprietor. TO CAPITALISTS. ~~~~~~T~ fTTANTED.Two Thousand Pounds (£2000) either VV on loan, on good seourity, or as partner in a first-class paying business established in this city Address Confidential, office of this paper. ' ■• Stabling. Fr ¥S? Li ncry l a^ ait North East Oats, Chaff, Hay, and Bran for Sale, Padd aceonaraodation'close to the stables.' STABLING. STABLING. STABLING. A L| + ? RT HOITsE BAZAAR, XI. Kattray-street, above Shamrock Hotel. TIERNEY and ABBOTT, (Successors to Messrs. Duncan and Wilson.) Livery and Bait at Reduced Rates. Experienced Grooms always in attendance. Superior Horses and Vehicles on hire. Hay, oats, chafi and bran at current rates. HORSES BOUGHT and SOLD on COMMISSION. ' Every accommodation for Ship Horses.