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Otago Daily Times, Issue 836, 26 August 1864, Page 2

Business Hotices. WHITE STAR BREWERY, CAVKRSHAM. nnHF. Undersigned has much pleasure in inJL forming his *. ustoiners and tlie Public that he has succeeded Messrs Arkeil and Peake in tlie above ramed establishment., to which will be united his business of the Buneciin Brewery. S.iMjEL MARKS, Lste Brewer at the Ktd Lion Brewery. HULK bALDANHA, Port Chalmers.— For rates of storage apply to CLEVE and CO. Boom for 3000 tons. LAZARUS BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BEft to notify to the public of Otajio and adjacer.t Provinces, that they have Opened an Establishment for the sale of Toys and Fancy Articles, both wholesale and retail, They inyitt; an inspection of their large s-tock of toys, lookingglasses, Rimmel's perfumery and fancy soaps, lustres, vases, tobacconists' requisites, papiermache goods, fancy'clocks. Oiapshaw's. Dark's, and Duke's cricketing r materials of all kinds, piano fortes and harmoniums of tlie most approved makers, and miscellaneous invoices ot fancy goods generally. It may be safely asierted they have the largest selection in New Zealand. Wholesale orders from dealers in Otago or adjacent Provinces, executed at prices and care in selection that will give satisfaction, much cheaper indeed than they could import the same themselves direct from Europe. LAZAEDS BROTHERS, CUTTING, PRINCES STREET. WH. TAGGART begs to inform his. . friends and the public of Dunedin that he has taken the Commercial Stables, High street, lately in the occupation of Simpson and Taggart, and trusts by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance ot their .support. W. H. T. will receive .and pay all accounts due to or from the late firm of Simpson and faggart. Ail accounts against the late firm must be sent in on or before the 31st August, or they will not be recognised. (Signed) W. H. TAGGART. OLD CLUB HOTEL, MACLAGGA.N STREET. HAVINGr succeeded to the business lately carried on by Messrs Morton and Robertson, I beg to inform the patrons of the late firm ajid the public generally, that they will-meet with every attention, and that this celebrated hotel will be found to combine the comforts of a hotne, with the accommodation of a first-class establishment. The Cale will be supplied with every delicacy of the season, and will be under the immediate supervision of the proprietor, whose long experience in this department will,, it is, hoped, entitle him to a share of public support. CHARLES GRE^', Proprietor. BATHS! BATHS! BATHS! ' Hot, Cold, and Shower. LOUIS ROHNAOK & QO., Hairdressers, beg to announce that they have selected the most central part of the City, and just opened the'.r NE W BAT HS, Opposite the Uriterian Hotel, Princes stre:t. livery requisite, for the comlort of a bath has been carefully studied and provided, and .the Proprietors trust, by using every means in their power, to,render their baths both attractive and convenient. The charges will be found as moderate as any in town. H- E, NATHAN AND CO., 9 Fkee Stores, Stafpoed stkeet, Auctioneers, Land and Commission Agents, Are prepared to make cash advances on merchandise and properties placed in their hands fur immediate sale, and wiil purchase land and property in all parts of the colony for their constituents at the lowest rate of commission. Free Storage for 1000 Tons Goods. H. E. N. and Co. are prepared to make liberal, advances on wool consigned to their friends, H. E. and M. Moses, L ndon. W.B.—No business transacted on Saturdays. OTA V L O R , o Uphoetekek, Having disposed of his Business, begs to inform his old Mends and the public generally, that he is ■ elling Off his Stock at greatly reduced prices, the same having been selected in the Home Country for customers' business. The stock consists of— Brussels tapestry and Kidderminster carpets Elegant velvet pile sofa, carpets Hearth rugs in great variety Damasks fringes and laces Sofas easy chairs Handsome telescope dining-tsble, 10 feet long x 4 feet 6 wide Papier mauhe goods in writing desks and tea trays, and a variety of other goods. As she whole must be cleared off by the firsb of September, bargains will be given. PRINCES tTBBBT SOUTH, Nearly Opposite Immigration Barracks. ST ANF O& D AN D CO . Importers of KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS, &c, AMERICAN STOYEB AND RANGES. Sole Agents for S I N G E R'S CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES. Princes street, Cutting. THE L I T T L E S HO P E. NATHAN, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Princes-street, opposite the Government Off^s, has on sale a neat and varied assortment oi c/atchcs, Clocks, and Jewellery at the lowest prices in Dunedin. Kftmember, The Little Shop, opposite the Government Offices, Princes-street. "PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &0., JL (Free from Adulteration), Manufactured by , CROSSE and JiLACKWELI, Purveyors to the Queen, ' Soho-square, London. CROSSE and BLACK WELL'S Various first-class manufactures are obtainable from eyery respectable provision dealer in the world. Purchasers should insist on having C. and B.s goods when they ask for- them, as it is not »t all unusual for inferior preparasions to be substituted. Their pickles are all prepared in pure malt vinegar, and are precisely similar in quality to those supplied oy them for use at Her Majesty's Table. C. and B. invite attention to the following— Pickles, tart fruits, sauces of all kinds, jams, potted meats, Durham mustard, orange marmalade, essence of coffee, ca f's foot and other table ellies, pure mushroom catsup, and numerous other articles, all of which are ot the highest Quality, and are prepared with the most complete attention to purity and wholesomeness. Their salad oil is fan finest imported. C. and B- are .Agents for Lea and Perrins celebrated Worcester hi re sauce, Cars'air's Sir Robert Peel's sauce. M. J-'oyev's sauces, relish ano1 aromatic mustard, Payne's royal Osborne sauce, Captain White's oriental pickle, curry powder and paste, and Mullicratawny paste, Grimwade's dessicated milk, and for Masuu's French choolate. ]T\AY and MARTIN'S real JAPAN BLACK XJ ING, 97, High Holborn, London.—For affording nourishment and durability to the leather it stands unrivalled. Sold by all firstclass houses in the colony, in bottles and tins, a |Is 6d and 6d each. D. and M. take the opportuj pity of cautioning purchasers against spurious 1 imitations of their manufacture. '