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Otago Daily Times, Issue 894, 1 November 1864, Page 2

Business Notices. Konca. mHE RESTAURANT, adjacent to the Buildings occupied by the Otago Club, in Maclaggan street, is vow open. Breakfast from 8 to 12 o'clock. Luncheon from 12 tj 3 do Table D'Hote at 6 o'clock. Suppers after the Theatre. The best Table in the New Zealand Provinces. Charges very moderate. Weekly boarders accommodated at very low charges. T. ROSENBEBG, Proprietor. The Cafe is now being fitted up, and will be opened in a few days. TO FURNITUKE DEALERS, AND OTHERS—-The Undersigned have just received, exAjmeer, 40 CASES SOPERTOR FURNITURE, From the Manufactory of MESSRS. SMI-.E AND SONS, LONDON Consisting of Mahogany Dining Tables, 1.00 Tables on pillar, Sideboards, Clieftoniers, Chairs ar.d Couches, in hair and morrocco; Book-shelves, Whatnots, Cioopy Bedsteads, Bert-steps, Dressing Glas-es, Chests of Drawers, Children's Chars, &c. — The Furniture is now on view.—R. B. Martin and Co., High street. ROBSOJf and DREAVER beg to announce that they hays commenced business as Tailors, Clothiers, and Habit Makers, on the premises next to R. Henry and Co.'s, Oclagoa and respectfully solicit a share of public patronag Gentlemen's clothing; and ladies' habits made in the most fashionable style, and at moderatp prices. JOHN BAILL E BOOTMAKER, Has RKM VRD to R4TT RAY-STREET, next, the Crown Hotel, where he hopes, by strict attention to bu-iness. to receive the same patronHge from his friends, customers, and the public generally. Boots of all kinds made to order. Gotta Pereha work of all df scriptioiis. Repairs neatly expfuted. Country o><!era attended to. TaYL- R'B BAY RaW MILLS, TASMANIA.. nnHE Undersigned are prepared to receiv JL orders and enter into contracts for thn supply of any quantity of Blue Gum Scantling, Joists, Beams, and Planking, of any sizes or lengths, delivered on the Dunedin Jetty. PRITCHARD, FISHER and CO, Proprietors. Stafford street, lfitll Fch . TRfii TO HwTfo.LKiiEPK.aS AND OTHERS. mHE BED LTON BREWER"* g. -will be carried on as heretofore under the management of the same Brewer, and will continue to supply those MALT ALES AND SOTTL^-D STOUT' For which it is so justly celebrated. MADRICii JOEL, Proprietor. Brewery, Georee and King streets. Orders addressed to the stors, Prince 3 street, will have prompt att^ntinn, JOHN MASON, COMMKRC7AL BROKER, Sales Effected—Purchases made—htorage. (~IASH ADVANCES made on Bills of Lading J of Goods to arrive. Bonded Certificates, General Merchandise, and especially Colonia Produce. Barley, Oats, Wheat, and Brau. office Hours -2 to 4 p m. Confidence in all transactions. Address by letter to JOHN MASON, Rattray street, Dv din. j _ _ N<;TiOe. AT the MELBOURNE GROCERY STORE, Mnclaggan Street, the Public can be suppiie with Provisions, Wine and Spirits, in any quantities to suit purchasers, all of the best qual at the lowest rates. N.B. —No uobblers sold over the counter, they can be had of the best rfoseri]! tion at the bar of the Hotel. JAMES JOHNST-TN. Proprietor TIMARU. f I HIE Undersigned ha* bought from Mr John JL Beswir-k his STOCK-IN-TRUJK and BUSINES PREMISES AT TIMARU. The Store, which hnd been closed for stock taking, was re-opened on SATURDAY, Hth JDNB, Under the management of Mr John Inglis. J. DWUMMOND MA.CPHER-< >N. O A M. A H D. MESSRS. C RGILL nnd C">. beg to intimate to their constituents find other 3in the W;sitaki i ittii't, that they intend Opening a branch • f their House in Tyna street, Oamaru, on ihe 16th inst, under the management of Mr William Black.' Stiit on Etorcs supplied, and wool received and shipped Temporary Offices "At the back cf Mr Francis' store, Tyne street. /""ILOTHKS CLEANING AND RE'vOVAT\J I »G. -J. M'DAVITT begs to remind the (jretitl'-nv n of Cunediu that ho stiJl continues to cleanse gentlemen's clothes from all grease, oil, tar, paint, sp-rra, &c, and repairs and presses them to look equal to new, at his establishment, Maclaggan street, opposite Scandinavian Hotel. BATH 3. DUNEDIN Public Baihs lower side of the Octa; oa. «:pen doily fiom 6 am. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays till 11 p.m. ; .-undays till 12 noon. An unlimited sup >iy of purest sprinc writer. Worm, c >ld ar.d shower baths. Firstcln>s, 25.. se:*ond class I*. 6<l First-c!a»a season tickets 16s. per doz n ; 9s pei half dozen. William Anderson, Proprietor. FFALIC and CO., .':?, Little Collins street o west and Gawler place, Adelaide, tstablishe 1651, are regular importers of— Watches, clocks, jewellery, electro-plated and metal gooils,statiouery,cigars, matches, tobsccosiij-ts' ware; all descriptions oi musical instruments ; cutlery, perfumery, i combs, aod brushware; cabinet goods, pictures, ..ptica! gooJs, purses, ladies' ba[;s, aad other leather goods, ornameaK fee. ate. AH t>ie newest patterns in General Pancj Qoo'.ls received monthly. Country orders promptly executed at lowest rates JULIKW j<Uls ON, French FJoor Polisher. J. B. has much pleasure to announce to the u^ilic that he is prepared to polish drawingniom or other flours at niodemle chargts. Orders to be left at Victor Eiere, Bootmaker, High street. D" ATM<UIA^T~i¥ ia7eaTjAFAN B'^jv' ING, 97, High Holborn, London.—For > ffonliug nourishment and durability to the leather it stands unrivalled. Sold by all firstlas- hou-es in the colony, in bottles and tins, a Is tid ami Gd each D. aud M. take the opportu uity of cautioning purchasers ilgains spurious nutations of their manufacture. <