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Otago Daily Times, Issue 825, 12 August 1864, Page 7

Hotels. (BASTINGS'; lis uof ORIENTAL HOI EL, lie PRINCES STREET. its ed •al se it- • 0° 1/V" INES ' SPIRITS> AND LIQUORS Of the choicest brands. c- First-class accommodation for Boarders. 3» ' ■ . ' : 3t ir THE BEST d !S QL A SIS O FJ3A L E d That can "possibly be got, is to be had at ■3 '' BASTINGS' s i SOBIB.NTA.L HOTEL.1 r j BASTING'S ORIENTAL HOTEL, * IPrinoes Street. » A L B! ALE.' ALE, Brewed as commanded expressly for consumption j by the citizens of Dunedin, 3 Who are requested to avail themselves 'of the present opportunity, as it will not keep for J TWENTY YEARS, : Or anything like that period, in consequence of the immense consumption, the demand being i greater than any supply can equal. , N.B.—The above Ale is brewed from Malt and [ Hops!!! WAVERLEY HOTEL, MORAY PLACE. | COMFORTABLE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ' Seasonable Terms. FIRS T-C L A S.S . T A B L S. Mesdames WILSON and HAY WARD, Proprietors. ROYAL HOTEL, GREAT/ KING STREET, Near Water of Leith. DAN IE L WH IT E, (Late of Crown Hotel.) BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has purchased the above Hotel, and by keeping all liquors of the best quality, hopes to merit a renewal of that support so liberally bestowed on him in his old house. COLLS 'S CLUB HOTEL, MANSE and PRINCES STREETS, * . Late Madame Hubert's. S. B. COLLS begs to inform his friends and the Public, that he has taken the above Hotel and Cafe, which having undergone a thorough repair and redecoration, will be found to equal Anything in Dunedin, for comfort and cleanliness. I THE BAR Is supplied with the very best Ales and Wines, and the Cafe, under the superintendence of an experienced Chef de Cuisine, is supplied with every delicacy of the season. N.B.—A good Counter Lunch provided. WORKING Man's Home, cheapest rates in Town. Abbeyleix House; Maclaggan street. Meals always ready. John Smift, Proprietor. Removals. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JM' G R~~ E G O R , • Photographer, Begs to acquaint his friends and the public in general, that in consequence of the removal to his new and commodious premises (nearly opposite St. Paul's Church, Stuart street), his present place of business will be closed from this date till Tuesday, the 16th instant. J. M'G. begs to return his thanks to -his numerous patrons for the liberal support he has already received, and hopes to merit a continuation of the same. The New Gallery will be fitted up with all the latest improvements, for the production, of firstclass Cartes, and every other branch connected with the art. Stuart street, Dunedin, 10th Aug., 1864. Saddlery. AM <FAfi LA N D AND CQ. • WHOLESALE SADDLERS and SADDLERS' lEONMONGEBS, HIGH STREET, High-street, opposite Commercial Hotel DUNEDIN REANY BROTHERS, WHOLESALE and Retail Saddlers and Harness Makers, Rattray street, Dunedin. 6»^f" Observe the Name. °gg™m""""""'"™l"niMlM »«^— i Undertakers. \ S'F'l G JS'R.' AND MURB AY. I UNDERTAKERS, GEORGE STREET (Opposite the Oddrellowa' Hall).' Having all the necessary plant for conducting b Funerals, undertake and carry out the same in g the most satisfactory manner. C The wishes of those giving- Instructions wil] - be strictly followed. ~j All orders executed with punctuality and dcs- J patch. P ~— » ~ jj WG. G E D D• B S ? Coffin Maker, and General a FURNISHING ijj Octagon (corner of Stuart street), of Respectfully, intimates that fle is prepared to ex- P< cute Funerals to suit the requirement of all n >arties, at the Lowest Charges. Plain or plumed a learses, Hearse with plate glass sides, and i* Mourning Coaches. ar N.B.~Pinking in Cloth, Silk, or Satin. m CIRCULATION