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Otago Daily Times, Issue 827, 15 August 1864, Page 3

Auctions PRELIMINARY NOTICE, For a cay to be named. " £5 000 Wnrfh of ENGLISH AND SCOTCH FtJBNITUiIB,From the celebrated manufacturersJ. W. SILVER ami CO, of LONDON, AND ■' WYLU3 & LOCHHEiD of GLASGOW. To Furniture Peaters. Parties Furnishing, Hotel Keepers, Up-wmntry Buyers, and Others. X D4NIELB AND -CO. <J . have received instructions from Messrs Oargill and Co, to sell by auction, on a dßy to be named, A large and varied as- or 'men t oi fii'st-class furniture, the best ever introduced into this Province, Ex Eastern Chief ~ Queen of India ~ Warwickshire ~ Vectis, And comprising every article suitable for private families, hotel keepers.office furniture, &c, &c. Full particulars in future advertisment. N Catalogues in course of preparation. Professional and Trade Addresses. mH E CITY COMPANY Whokeaeb and Eetah Botohbrb, High-street, Dunedin. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. MESSRS. JAMES KETR AND CO., Painters, Glaziers, and PaperJttangers, (Next door to Mr Cohen's Furniture Warehouse, a few doors further east than their late premises. ARTINS H 0 L L Share asd Insurance Bhokeb. mOBACCO & SNUFF MANUFACTUEER, i Bookseller and Stationer, J. SIMPSOJS, GEORGE STREET. TyrjOONALD AND JOHNSTON Wholesale and Retail Butchers, o' C T A G O N N.B.—Shipping supplied jV/ITETIIERELL, MAESHALL, AND GO., IyJL Nightmen. ■ . ADDkbSS BOXES: Queen's Arms Hotel Glasgow Arms Hotel Union Hotel Victorian.Hotel ( Jraigieburn Hotel Eoyal George Hotel Provincial Hotel and Shakspenre Hotel York Hotel. N.B.—Chimney Sweeping; done. Eubbish taken away'on the shortest notice. TI7TLLIAM GREENWOOD, Nightman. W Orders to be left until further notice with Mr Hogaii, Queen's Arms Hotel, Princes street south. _ N.B.—Chimnpy sweeping _ done. Rubbish taken away on the shortest notice. DE:. R E IM E B , (Opposite the City Buffet), Princes street Cutting, Dunkdtw. Hours of ConsuHation, from 9 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 3 till 5, and 6 till 8 p.m. JO H S 1W •LEA N," GENEEA-t.DRA.PKE, G E O R .G.E STREET, (Opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall.) ' Plain and fancy dresses Mantles, plains, hosiery, sewed muslins, baby's outfits. Dress making and millinery isi the newest style on the shortest notice. A lot, of trimmed bonnets, hats and head dreSses.Cheap widows' caps and lappets, from 61 upwards. SMITH ANO MEYNELL. Gold and eilver Melters. Assayers. and Refiners. Minerals, Quartz Tailings, &c, assayed. Every description of Assayers' and Melters' Stock on hand." 19, -Swanston-street, Melbourne. Accountants and Agents EDWASJ) GENET, Auctioneer, General Con-mission and Shipping Afjont, Norwich Qvn-, Lyttelton. N.B.—-Passengers' Luggage and Merchandise cart fully stored, and forwarded to any part of the settlement or neighboring colonies, on reason able terms. |UrESSR3. ROBERTSON and CO AUCTIONEERS., HORSE AND UA.TTL3 SA.L33W^Kf.STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. iHVBaOABSISIi. ST E "P-H EN AND LAI NG , Custom House Agents, Accountants, Estate Agents, Arbitrators, &c. Bills of ladinar punctually aitemJe-.l to. Estates woundup. Eents and debts collected. Princes street, Butement's entry. J . X . FRY, Accountant, (Late of Forsaith, Fry and Co), 5, Harbour Chambers, Crawford street, near the Jetty. A COOUNTS stated, rents and debts collected jGL Insolvent J'state3 wound up, arbitrations conducted. Board and Residence. . r~ sT ~m v T~~&BEDFORD HOUSE, BELL HILL. Superior Board nnd Eesidence for Families and Gentlemen. mHOS. BACK, Moray-house, Moray-place, L opposite Congregational Church. Superior accommodation for Gentlemen Boarders. bFivaTE Board "and Residence, three JL minutes' walk of Post office. Terms 303. Apply Dempster's store, Walker street. /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence for \J Two Gentlemen ; also, a Furnished Bedroom with fire-place, afc Mrs Allan Lockhart's, in the rear of Messrs Alcom Bros, and Kerr, Maelag2;an street. •_ W~~TILIAM FOSD, of Horndiffe, Berwick, England, who sailed for Otago in 1858 — You are requested to communicate at once with Messrs Gillies and Turton, of Dunedin, solicitors, on business of importance. Any information respecting Mr Ford wili be thankfully received by Messrs Gillies and Tartou. SAUCE.-LEA & PEEEINS' WORCESTERSHIEE SAUCE, pronounced by connoisseurs to be the Only Good Sauce and apDlicable to every variety of dish. Extract of a letter from a medical gentleman Madras to Ms brother at Worcester, May, 851:—' Tell Lea and Perrins that their sauce highly esteemed in India, and is, in my opinion, most palatable as well as the most wholeome sauce that can be made.