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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1014, 20 March 1865, Page 3

, Btumess Hoticea. npHB Undersigaed have This Day commenced brines* Land and Kitato A^ois, Accent ants, and Ktcok and Share Brokers, under tbe ! firm olt DICK and FLEMING, i Any business entrusted to them will be punctually and faithfully attended to. THOSX&S DICK. ANDREW FLEMINGPrinces street, Dnnedin, Ist March, 1805. T>UTJSMENT BBOTBBRSbPg Jo inform the Hotel Keepers and Fablieaiiß of DHnedin that tliey have leased tbe premises at the corner of Bond and Patttay streets, next door to Dal■gefcy, Rattruy, andCo.'s new Store, at the head of the Rftttray street Jelty, '.MEDICAL HALL. Established 1862. nPIHOP. M. WILKINSON, JL WBOIKBAt.* AKD RMTAIfc CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Importer of pure drugs and chemicals, perfumery, patent medHnes, and all attieles connected with the dinpt trade. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES. Chemists and the public supplied with fresh healthy leeches. MEDICAL HALL, PHINCES-STRBET Established 1852. T~ I 8 A ACS " CHKMIST AND DRUGGIST, (lesociate of the Pbatmacetitioal Bodtiy, of of Great Britain, 1842), Opposite the Bank of New Zealand, and next to Perkins and Co.'*., Draper?, Princes- street, J. 1., having leased the above centrally situated premises, is now prepared to offered of thn very beU qunlity, recently "twirled, ex Hoberfc Henderson and Barasey :—Druge, Chemical", Patent Medicines, X)i ujzsif-t*' Sundries, and also Pieswe and Ltibin's, end Gosnell's asEorted Perfumery; also, Bruehware. N;B, — Physicians* Prescriptions accurately prepared. Teoili extracted, and all other Dental Operations carefully performed. AMES KEID (Late Manager to Mr Andrew 8. Wilson), BeRB to inform bte i'nendp, Patrons, and the Pntilic generally, that he has commenced bu»iines3 as CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, And 1-y keeping pooda of the be*t qualify only, lit hopes to obtain a share of their patronage. JAMES REID, Chemist and D:u?gUt Princes street worth, Nixt Criterion Hotel. TfJICrSNISEIIVG Itt'»NMO»NGEttY ant _jj (Jeseral HsrHvare Store, Princes Street north, near the Octagon. 0. WILL^OST beg* to inform the public thai he has opet.ed the above Sfcure vtth a well selected a«sonment of Goods, having purchnscr most udvantngeously for cash, he i» enabled U anil at pricca to suit the times. Carpenters, buildfrs, and up-country store. keopers supplied at the very lowefct prices. IWTIMATI N. JAMHS KBIS, harujr purchßiod rom David Milne, the Stock and Bu mesa of lite lonffestablMied Shop in George street, wiil there carry on the busineßS In all iU branches, undei the firm of Jaraps Kcfr and Co., and, while thanking the public for past favora, he hopes bj strict attention to bueinets. nnd the employ nenl of none bat firet-clas-} xvorkmen nnd materialu, U meiit a nliare of that Patronage bo liberally accorded him hitherto. In retiring from Badness. I bej? to thank mj many Putroris and the Public generally for th< t u]>port they !<ave hitherto bastowe') upon me ami tru«t that the same tmy bs continued to nsj saijcessor, Mr James Kcir,' whom I con confidently recommend w fulfill satisfactorily, all orders entrusted to him. DAVID MILNE. Dunedin, March, 1865. TO lIOTELKBBPESB AND OTHEES. nftms ebb Lioar bbbwbei J wiil be carried on as heretofore under thi rmioagenießt oi the same Brewer, and will codtSDiue to supply those i MALT ALES AND BOTTLED STOUT Por which It is bo justly celebrated. MAURICE JOBL, : Proprietor. Brewery, Gcortte and King streets. Orders addressed to the store, Princes street, wil hare prompt attention, ~j EETIBING PR >M BUSIWKSS. THE undersigned bees to announce ti his patrons and the public that ho has retired from business, and in returning thanks for the liberal support with which be has always been favored, solicits a continuation Of the same for hiil successor, Mr L Herman. AETHUB BKVEBLY, W/atehmaker, , '. ■' ■■ '■' : ; .'-Princeset' t : -October 81..'. '~ '■ ' ": ■ ~■•...■• •.; WITH reference to the above, I. Herman begs to intimate that he has succeeds Vo the cawness formerly carried on by Mr A Bererly, and has now re-opened with a firstclajj MWrtraent— Consisting of-Enp!i?h Gold ana Silver Watches; Gold and Silver Geneva Watches; New and Beautiful Designs of Ladie* 1 Gola Chains Brooches, Kings, Keslclaces, Lockets, let in Diamonds, Silver and Electro-plated Ware docks, and Watches repaired en the prainiaes guaranteed for twelve monthH. Colonial Jewellery made to order. Country Watchmakers may rely on their ordew btting punctually attended to, and promptly dea. patched, Of Note the Address— I. HERMAN, (Late A. Eeverly), Princes btreet, DnntKlln. ■l[>aTiaTNG FKOM BUSINESS. —Mi Jti JUBNSLOW, of the JBoyal Portrali Qtallery, Princes street, near tbe Octagon, takes tliis opportunity of thanking the public, vtu have«o liberally patronf-ed him fortho pnit tw< yeara, and begs to inform tUem that for a fthon time previous to closing his business, ha will firota this data, take first-elans Portrait* »t priccj heretofore unknown in Du'ieditt. Portrait* a sU kinris cheaper, ana better 'than an y otho: naUeryinDuneain.