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Otago Daily Times, Issue 616, 8 December 1863, Page 8

Public Botiees. ; Z. ■ BUT EMjENT-HROB.. -~Manu^ ' Wines, Cordials, and'_Erated Waters, Princesstreet, .Dunedin,-have constantly, on-hand a'large - - tock of , s r ; •- s--.-.* Ginger Brandy ; -Z5 ,Orange Bitters Ginger Wine ' Z Peppermint ; Cherry Brandy ' *" ". __.Cl.oves-Raspberry-Vinegar.•,' -.Lemon Syrup '.* .. . ' Tonic Hitters . '.'; '.Malt Vinegar, &c,&c.'.. Butement'Brothers, having erected new premises, * espeeiiilly adapted for the,manufacture of the above. are now prepared to supply an article equal in quality to English manufactured, and at lower rates than the snbe imported. MflDl_ UTTiN ENGLAND. TO- OUR ORDEIZ EXPitKSSLY FOIt OTAGO CONSUMPTION. ASHER BR',)TH: RS AftD SIMMS, have to announce the, arrival of aEW. GOODS, ex sliip Persi-jri. also, a shipment to arrive, ex ship Daunlle.s." '.' '.. , ■ .;' ['.-. The goods chiefly consutof Gentlemen's Clothing of"tvery description, (he. greater, portion of which is of a very superior class, comprising- the newest designs upon the best material., and- cut in the latest sijlts. The chief characteristic of these goods . urcbasers'will find to be tbe neatness and great durability of the workmanship -which has been enployed in their fabrication." -In these shipments there are.also"a large assortment cf Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Neckties, Collar--, Shirts, (Markets, Rugs, and Boy's Clothing of every useful description. We don't presume to .lothe the million, • Yet thousands we aspire to dress ; ; And resolved are,we that.still on s •-■-, Term.--,—which the public, must confess, . However cheap.before, we.cl.bthe .th.em r.owfor less. SHER BROTHKHS - AiND".-"'' SIMMS, j No. .2 Princes-street- Cutting. GROCERIES; AND PROVISIONS. ; The stock in the above department is now very full, and will .be found to consist of all those useful goods required for gen era! family consumption. The proprietors are resolved to more fully deserve the sobriquet which has been already bestowed on their establishment, viz., The Cheapest House in Dunedin; ~~- x)O^H.~ 7XIHE undersigned begs to give notice that oison JL has been laid on his Sheep Run,. No. 52. ' •' , ■• ■ ' ■'- W.T. CUMINS. Horse Shoe Bush, Bth Oct., 1863. ~ ~ Wool. t-^ ' THE Undersigned will make liberal Cash Advances on Wool consigned through them forsale. . ' Correspondents— in London, Messrs James Morrison and Co., In Melbourne, Messrs Holmes, White, and Co. . FREDERICK MOSS and CO. • .NOTICK-. ' THE under-igned-begs, to intimate that he has . handed all accounts due to him previous to July last, for collection. to~ Mr E. B. PEaE, E ACCOUNTANT, pRINCES-STRbET,-andrequests-prompt settlement. ' ~ » , ■ ANL RE W MERCER. Dunedin, 20th November. .-.-,- IN THE ESTATE <*F THOMAS PARRY, -Storekeeper, Tuapeka. WE hereby authorise Mr E. B. Pearce, Accountant, Dunedin, Chambers, Princes-streot, to receive all money and accounts due on the'-above estate, and request all parties so indebte-'i to pay the same within fourteen days otherwise legal proceedings will ensue. : GEORGE HEPBURN. • " ■' . A. MOSES. r: ' ). '"' '■' ' "Trustees in-;the Estate of Thos. Parry. Dunedin, 20th November. IN THE ESTATE OF WILSON AND MAIS. WE hereby authorise Mr E.-B. PEARCE, Acrountant, Dunedin Chambers, Princes 1 street, to receive all money and accou'.ts due in the : above estate, and hereby request all parties so indebted to pay the same within fourteen dajs, other-1 ' wise legal proceedings-wiU'ensue. . J.jiMES .PATERSON. JAMEs MOLLISON. - Trustees in-the estate of-Wilson■ and"Mais'.' Dunedin, 2nd November, 1863. . [ EAST TAIERI STEAM: SAW MILLS, The most, powerful in the Province. fy EORGE SHAND bea;s to intimate to the inVJ habitants of East Taieri and the sur-rounding districts, thit having finishe; the above Mill, he is now prepared to execute orders, to any extent; cut any dimensions, on the shortest notice; boards can ■ be. utthe.extreme Jneadtkof tbe tree.- ;-■■■*■■- --- ■■

Any further information can be obtained by applying to GEORGE SHAND -» ' East Taieri THE HIGHEST PRICE. GIVEN FOR FAT CALVES, PIGS, and LAMBS, at the Victorian Butchers' Companjy '•■ . Sta~ffor*i-street, h . : O. CQPErt. and. CO, SMITBFISLD MARKET COMPANY. MEJNLO YE and JONKS being pnrchastrs of Fa Stock of all descriptions for cash, are now able to supply the public of Dunedin wish V-eat ofthe _ primest quality at thelowest prices. Orders promptly . ? attended to. George-street, Dunedin. Keniovals. . ■ •■ NOTICE OF-REMOVAL. " "W" ALSH BROTHERS, r BOOT AND SHOE-IMPORTERS, - * . GOLDEN BOOT, PRINCES-STREET CUTTING. Beg to announce to the inhabitants of Dunedin and r the surrounding districts that in consequence ofthe daily increase in tbeir business-, they have removed from the original-Golden Boot, to a few doors lower down in the Cutting, to one of those capneious , shops lately erected by Mr Farley, where they have - opened with the test selected and most fashionable } stock of .■■■-,., ~- ■ : * .. BOOTS AND SHOES, in the Province, and bave met the requirement they have long been in need of—that of the Ladies' j Sitting Room, which they have got. up, in a style not to be equalled in Dunedin. vVALSH BROTHERS,-. .-BOOT AND SHOR IMP 0 RT E R S PRINCES-STREET, CDTT.-NG. ' . DUNEDIN.----1 ' ■ REMOVAL. ~' J ONES and WILLIAMSON, Family Grocers, &_;,; leg to intimate to. their customers and the public that, in consequence of having i sold" their premises to the Bank of otiigo, they have removed to tho3e opposite, lately known as Melbourne ,Hou«e, whtre-they b-pe, by strict attention and a supph of . the Best Goods-at the lowest possible prices, to merit a continuance of the patronage with whicii ihey have ( . been so long favored. ~ .-- - ■ DR. 'SMITH has removed' to_Sb Andrew-stre .t,one door from I-.aiub.ow. Hotel, off Geo' ge- , street. . ' ■ .-.:. "■ •- A/^R COi.-!-., Solicitor," has Kemoved to. his liew JL\ Offices in Vrihccs-street', opposite the Provin-cial-Govenunent Rnildina-s. Dunedin, Decstn bar-3rd,-1863, Tm- ■ n'.tV'-vr—m— —rff-nrpTßiiiiii i.i.-" ■ i— ;i...«>T^Yffl*Vi?_?f. ■ '."•"■ Goals.: Z -: ?■-. .: '• I-; . AUSTRALIAN. , AGRICULTURAL CO.'S --(N.S.W.) and English Coals.—Screened or smithy, delivered, lowest "rates,, at shortest notice, in city or suburbs by the undersigned. ■ . '■„. . ~ J: L. and C. BURKE, < ■ .'■. ~.-. Princes-street south snd : - Knttray-streel.- • ■ I GOALS. COs lis COALS. . . 3 /~ILUTH A C- ~ALS, 35s pr ton From -1 cwt. up|\J wards can be had at the Clutha Coal"f tore," beii tween the hours of 3 aiid 6 pm. daily. .- . ~" : " -J i These are a i'rtsh sample, of very superior quality. h. t. ■Green,Belgrave Ohnmbers, . - v Princes-, treet. .-"■■

■'■'•■■■ ■■''■■ ■ ■ "Portraits, &c. 7 ri .HE' V;CTORI^N PH;TOGJtAPHIC POrt J.- TRAIT ROOMS, Rattray-street, next Finch . Wine Store. Pictures taken daily in any westh and colored by a 'London artist. N.B.— irst-obiss Portraits : moderate charsres ft O PHwT GttAPH blia - itooms, newly trectid a." on the most improved plans, now finished. Farley's Buildings,- Cutting,