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Otago Daily Times, Issue 618, 10 December 1863, Page 6

Eor Sale^ jV/T A U 11 I G E' . JO S L , ■ importer; ■ p.b. inge s-s t r ret, . - HAS ON SAIR GROCERIES .AND..\.ILM N'S. STORE?..,.. 52 kegs f,uperioy Co'onial butter 20 cases ves-tas, plaids, and japan, 100' a, 150's, 250's, 500's, nud-1000's 10 cases<Day and Martin's piste blacking { . ■ 200 boxes candles, lib packets • , . Teas, coffee, sugars, tobaccos, currants, pearl barley, flour, oatmeal, split peas, sardines, salad and cas.tor_oil,. paper, bags, mustard, ■•■**- v ] ue> 'starch, pickles,. yeast powJers, and a general assortment of groceries, oilman's stores, and wines and spisits. '■ IRONMONGERY. 25 cases Collins'picks 10 do Simmons' do . 70 doz 36in DH shovels, Collins ond Ward's 100 do LHftP Ames\ Old Colony. &c. ; 30 cases Collins and Sharp's axes 100 cases Downes aud Cozens' kerosene oil! Tomahawk*?, shingling and claw hatchets 250 kegs Kwbank's and American cut nails Frying pans, billies, pannikins Gold-washing dishes, saddle straps 300 doz sheath knives, from 4£ to 6in Tent lines, files, screws Carpenter's tools'(Sorby and Mathetvson's) Clout and American tacks Tubs, buckets, brooms, and brushware Pit an 1 crO3S cut saws Pick and axe handles, clothes pegs • Pocket and table cutlery And a general stock of useful goods ' SBIP CHANDLERY. . Manilla and Europe rope, all sizes .■.>■ ■■■ . Blocks, single and double, from 3 to lOin Bitch, tar, oakuna, and marline '; Colza and castor oil in drums " v Boat nails, mops, fishing line; and hooks, se&ming and roping twine ' " STATIONERY. .. ; -,, ; ;. - Envelopes, note find letter paper • •-.-, ; ' Memorandum and-metallic books • '■;■'.• Account-books, pens, ard pencils ■ Dwarf inks in glass and stone . PATENT MEDICINES, &c. 25 cases Townsend's sarsnparilla 25 do Perry Davia's painkiller 800 doz Hollow.y'ii pills and ointment, in bandy packages . ; 20 cases Ayers's ssrsaparilla 100 doz Ayers's pills . , .115 cases Ayers's cherry pectoral . , Brown's bronchial trachea, and Jamaica ginger ' Seidlitz, soda, and lemonade powders Epsom salt 3, linsoed msal, quinine Keatings lozenges . 80 packages of medicine bottles, from loz to 18oz — saltpetre, borax, copperas, arsenic, &c, &c CORDIAL AND LEMONADH MAKER 3' SUNDRIES. 50 crates glass lemonade bottles 10 do stone ginger beer do 50 casks carbonate ot soda . . .. ■ 15 do Jamaica ginger : :■■•■■ ;. ■ - 5 eases cream tartar, in libs 1 ton tartaric acid, in lib cans Citric and acetic acids. Essence of raspberry, ripston, pear, lemon (superior), pine apple, cherry, quince, ginger, cayenne, &c. 011 of peppermint (Mitchan's, exotic, and Hotchkiss's), cloves, cassia, sassafarass, wintergreen, bitter almonds, orange, pimento, aniseed, ottode rose, cognac, &c, &c. \ Spirits of wine, cochineal, gingerine,..capsicine ■ capsicunij gentian and orris roots, saffron. Wire—tinned and copper, and tinfoil ; Isinglass-Brewer's and cut. - : Corks, twine, bungs, and other articles for the trade. ;" The undersigned has now completed hre NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES, And is in receipt of direct shipments ex Phosbe Dunbar, Dauntless, Chile, Albert Wil iam. and General V/indham; and is prepared to sell all Goods, a short Mat of which he enumerates above, on the most advantageous terms; and keeping a large and well-selected Stock, both open and in bulk, otiers all the advantages of direct importations to small as well as to .large buyers.. . . MAURICE JOEL, - " :■ Importer and General Merchant, Princes Sireet. Wholesale agent for Olago, of Holloway's Medicines, and Ayers's celebrated American preparations. r\ N «" A L E . Superior potatoes Prime corned beef, 3 $d by the cask Guano, for increasing crops 50 per cent Thorley's food for fattening calves, pigs, sheep and caitle ■ Linseed Buckwheat. DRURY and CO, ; _ . . Priuces street. IMPORTANT NOTICE '../. TOHOTELK E E P E R S / PRIVATE FAMILIES, ! AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. fi REAT CLEARING OUT SALE OFGROCERIE3 ' ' '. ': ' - WINE 3 and SPIRITS IRONMONGERY CRGCKERYWARE, &c, &c. Smith and Marshall having disposed of tlwir premises in Manse-street, to the New Zealand Banking Corporation, and having to give up : possession on the 15th of the present month, must positively,clear off, the whole of their Extensive Stock at Reduced Prices. :- ■ : / CRICKET ! CRICKET !! CRICKET ! J A. MOSES, Princes street, opposite the Government Offices, and' 35 Arcade, begs to intimate to'all the lovers of the noble same, that he has just received from London, x' Persia, the.[following Cricket Materials, ....'"' BARTLETT'S, CALDECOURT'S, CLAPSHAW'S. CORBBTT'S, DARK'S, DUKE'S, PAGE'S and THOMPSON'S • CRICKET BAT 3, DARK'S, DUKE'S, and PAGE'S CRICKET ' . ' . . BALLS, ... Besides Leg-guards, Gloves, and all requisites for the ' game. ■ ■ ; As such have been expressly selected by one of the crack players of the English Eleven, A. M.can offer the same, with the greatest confidence to the public. . % . ■ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, | Consisting of workboxes, reticules, writing desks, papiermache goods, photographic albums, eames o^all sorts, at the lowest prices at A. MOSES, Princesstreet and 35 Arcade. ' MURRAY, KERR and CO, have on Sale and to arrive— - • 'Brandy, Marteil's and Henne3sy'a, hi bads qr ' ■ '" casks, and cases ...,.,. .... j .. .| Whiskey, Kirkliston and Campbeltown, do ' Ennij fine old Demerara, 10 o.p. ; Gin, Booth's, in hhds, qr casks, and caseß ] Geneva, JDKZ and Key brands . Port and Sherry, in qr casks and cases - . Champagne and Claret, in 1 doz cases Dawson's No 3 Ale and Stout,in nhds Purie's Stout, in hhds ' ; '■ Jeffrey's No 3 Ale, in hhds '; .•' Do Bottled Ale and Stout, in 4 doz casks : . . J , Savill Brother's Bottled Ale, do '. Tobaccoi half pounds, tens, and twist Tea, chests half.cheste, and boxes Sugars, common, msdium, and fine quality Flour, Oatmeal, Rice, Barley Hams, Bacon, Butter, Cheese Sardines, Salmon, Lobster, Herrings Confectionary, Jams, Jellies, Pickles, Capera Sauces, Syrups, Arrowroot, bottled Fruits Candles, Soap, Mustard, Starch, Bine Soda Crystals, White Lead, Varnish. Oils ; Wax Vestas, Paper Bags, "wrapping Paper '■_ Blankets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes : IRONMONGERY OF EVIRY DESCRIPTION. .:",''-'. :■ i ;' MACLAGGAN-STREET £ „ Next the Arcade. February, 1863.