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Otago Daily Times, Issue 849, 10 September 1864, Page 7

Hotels. ' ' BASTINGS' ORIENTAL HOTEL, PRINCES STREET. TTTINES, SPIRITS AND LIQUORS, Of the choicest brands. First-class accommodation for Boarders. THE BEST GLASS OP ALE That can possibly be got, is to bo had at BASTING.S' ORIENTAL HOTEL. J. W. R O A C H, PROPRIETOR OF PETTY'S HOTEL, CHURCH HILL, SYDNEY, BEGS to acquaint his Friends that the extensive alterations and improvements are now completed, and will be found upon inspection entitled to rank as the Principal Hotel in New South Wales. Gentlemen will at all times find ample accomoa tion. A iirst-class private Billiard Room LONDON TAVBfiN, WALKER STREET. JOHN CROUCH informs his friends and the public, that he has obtained a license for this well-known Hotel. J. C. is determined to do his best to please his i customers. I Professional and. Trade Addresses. ! _*_ : : —■ 'fTIHE CITY COMPANY Wholssals ah» Retail Botohbrs, High-street, Dunedm. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. [C^RD.] R. A. LAWSON, Architect, kc, Removed to offices lately occupied by J. Millar, Esq., F.S.A., &c, Ciiy Engineer, Princes street north. IMT A R T I N SHOLL Shark and Insurance Brok.es. JO H.N STUA RT, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, FOR THE SALE of LAND, STOCK, FARM PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS NAPIER, Hawke's Bat.' j. ; = ; - '' T%T ILLIAM GRBENW* 'OD, Nightman.— V* Address Boxes: Queen's Armd Hotel, Union Hotel, Craigieburn Hotel, Provincial Hotel, Shakespeare Hotel, Glasgow Arms Hotel, ltoyal George Hotel, York Hotel, Occidental Hotel, London Tavern Hotel, Empire Hotel, Old Identity Hotel, Exchange Hotel, Talbot Hotel, Robert Burns Hotel, Telegraptt Hotel. Rubbish taken away on the shortest notice. N. B.—Chimney sweeping done. TOBACCO & SNUFF MAX UFACTURER, Bookseller and Stationer, J. SIMPSOJN, GEOUGE NTRriET. Ty*i>ONALD AND JuHNSTON Wholesale and Retail Butchers, O C T A G O N N.B.—Shipping supplied SMITH AND MIiYNEbL, Gold and dilver Melters, Assayers, and Refiners. Minerals, Quartz Tailings, &c, assayed. Every description of Assayers' and Melters' Stock on hand. 19, Swanston-street, Melbourne. Missing Friend. JAM HS MUIR, a native of Fenwick, Ayrshire, left Gisborne, .Victoria, in February, lc'63, was last heard of oiUilie Dunstan diggings. Any information about mm will be thankfully received by his brothers, W.. and A. Muir. Address, Kaihika. Post Office,' Otago. . JOHN JuNjfifcl, Blacksmith U*te of Victoria), last heard of at the Nokomai Diggings, N.Z. Apply to Captain Edwards, s.s. Omeo; or Messrs. Royse and Mudie, Dunedin.—Something to your advantage. ■ ii? this shoulu meet the eye of anyone knowing the whereabouts of G. R. Laraplough, last heard of about ten months ago in Dunedin; trade Butcher. Anyone giving information will be rewarded. WILLIAM L AMP LOUGH, Butcher : Durham Lead, via Bunninyong, Victoria. CHARLES RuiSERT PAKGITAI HUMFREY, formerly residing with Mr Taylor, near the Hurunui River, Canterbury Province, i will receive important intelligence from ;his parents upon application to Macleod C. Orbell, Waikouaiti, Otago, New Zealand. IF MR. JES.-E TIMMONS, last heard of at Marlborough Diggings, New Zealand, will communicate with D.S., Age office, Melbourne ; or James M. Brown, Crooked River, Gipps Land, Victoria, he will hear of something to his advantage. WILLIAM COOK, servant to LieutenantColonel Fowler, ofthe Royal Engineers, left Ireland, 1851, for the Cape of Good Hope, and was afterwards groom to the General Governor, Cape Town; left Cape of Good Hope for Australia in 1853. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his sister Mary, from Glasgow. Address in care of Mr Wm. Hay, Bookseller, Princes street, Dunedin. . Mil WILLIAM CROWfflEfi Bj.YTH. The undersigned has information of importance to communicate. Forward your address to H. W. CHAPMAN, Harbor Chambers. fo/jTRR. W.-Capstick will much oblige V. IYJL Samuel by calling on him in Mansestreet. B. AND W.