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Otago Daily Times, Issue 789, 28 June 1864, Page 1

For Sale MESSHS JOS. KOHN ANi) CO. beg^ to inform their friends and customers, that they have removed to their mv premises in HIGH STREET, adjoining Messrs Turnbuii and Co.'s stores. JOS. KOHN AND CO. London 41 Threadneedle-street Sydney 13 Hunter-street Brisbane Mary street Dunedin High-street ! GENERAL MERCHANTS and IMPORTERS OF ; Cutlery Stationery Brushwaro Lentlierware Electro plated goods Musical instruments Perfumery of every description Engravings and prints Papier Mache goods . Plate chimney and toilet glasses Clocks, watches, and jewellery Cabin etv/are Crockery, Porcelain, and glassware Tobacconist goods of all description Wax and other matches Kerosene and moderator lamps Furniture Faperhangings Calfskins Printing papers French nails. .. Tinware, campkottles, &c. Tumbler, nobbier, and wine glasses Variety ot merchandise especially suitable for gold fields. .

IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE. D HENDERSON has always on hand and « for sale a large and varied assortment of HARDWARE Of Every Description. Miners' tools House furnishings Fenders, fire irons, register grates Locks, hinges, nails, and Builders' ironmongery, &c. D. Henderson, Wholesale and Retail Ironmonger, opposite Bank of New Zealand, Princesstreet, Dunedin. O' B N R V BROOKS, Importer of and Wholesale Dealer in BRITISH PLATE, CROWN, SHEET, .STAINED, ORNAMENTAL; And every other description of WINDOW GLASS. Ground white lead and red lead Milled do, 3, 3. ? , 4, 5, 61bs Ground and dry colors, putty, glue, whiting Raw and boiled linseed oil, kerosene, benzinf Turpentine, varnishes, brushes Paperhangings, gold mouldings, &c, &c, &c. Sold either in ORIGINAL PACKAGES, or in PARCELS to suit THE TRADE. Agent to C. E. & J. G. POTTER, FAPERHARG-liVG MANUFACTURERS, 1 LAHCASHiaB. 1 STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. { And at 39 Eli7<\beth street. Melbourne. .

WATER CASKS. IKON* TANKS. FTHHE Undersigned Has For Sale a number of X Water Casks, averaging 200 gals, each; also, Iron Tanks. HENRY WURM, _ Jetty street. ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO. IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, Princes-street South, Dunedin. Bar, bolt, plate, sheet, and hoop iron Building ironmongery of all descriptions Furnishing and general ironmongery American hardware and mining tools Engineers, contractors, and wheelwrights furnishings Ship chandlery, pitch, tar, oil, resin, &c. CARRON WAREHOUSE, Late ALEXR. CAIRMS and CO. A& T. BUK.T, Plumbers and Lead Mer- . chants, Coppersmiths, Gasfifcters, and Zinc Workers, <Sc. have on sale— First class force and lift pumps Gas stoves and fittings for offices Galvanised ridging and spouting1 ! And all other brass work connected with the trade Water closets, hot, cold, and shower baths fitted up on the newest and most ap- ■ proved principles A few malleable iron boilers cheap. I A N D I N GT Ex Pride of the West, MOIR'S COPYING PRESSES, With Patent Metal Stand and Drawere. These Presses will be found Cheaper and of Better Quality than any ever imported into this Province. Will be sold at a LOW PRICE To make room for further supplies to arrive A. R. LIVINGSTON, Princes Street South. j

HENRY WUJttM, HAS FOR SALE, at his Stores, Jetty street — Sheep yard netting Galvanised iron wire netting Galvanised iron troughs American cut nails Beer in bulk—London and Colonial Co's j ! Geneva JI)KZ green cases I. Martell's case braarij ,' Seltzer water, in baskets of 2 dozen pints. TIMARU. fTIHE Undersigned has bought from Mr John JL Beswick his STOCK-IN-TRADE and BUSINES PREMISES AT TIMARU. The Store, which had been closed for stock tabiug, was re-opened on SATURDAY, 11th JUNE, Under the management of Mr John Inglis. J. DSUMMOND MACPHER^ON. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FF^HE Undersigned begs to intimate that his STORES IN TIMARU Are now open for the Sale* of Goods, Wholesale and Retail. The Stock purchased from Mr John Beswick, which is large and well assorted, will be added to from the neighboring; markets, and a constant supply of goods suited to the requirements of the district, will be received. To Land ex Ivanhoe : 30 TONS ENGLISH COAL; J. DUUMMOND MACPHERSON.