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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1051, 3 May 1865, Page 1

For Sale. TT E KEI'BEOOKS Importer of and Wholesale Dealer in BRITISH PLATE, CROWN, SHEET, BTAINED, ORNAMENTAL, And every other description of WINDOW GLASB. Ground white lead and red lead Milled do, 3,34, 4, 5, 61ba Ground and dry colors, putty, glue, whiting Raw and boiled Unseed oil, gold leaf, beniine Turpentine, varnishes, brashes / Paperhanging?, gold mouldings, ice, &c, «c. Sold either in ORIGINAL PACKAGES, or ia PARCELS to suit TUB TRADE. Agent to 0. E. & J. G. POTTER, PAPERHANGING MANCWACTDBERB, Lawcashxeb. STAFFORD STREET, DUiNEDIN. And at 89 Elizabeth street, Melbourne A DBLAIDE FL O <*J R , (HART'S) ONBA L E . J. L. and C. BURKE, Princes street south. p AND D. GRANT, HAY AND CORN STORK, Geohqe street, Near the York Hotel. Oats, Chaff, &c, always on sale at the lowest remunerative ratea. /^1 O R N SACKS ON SALE BY R. B. MARTIN AND CO., HIGH STREET. ALCOCK AND CO. 8 BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE TABLES, ON SALE. ALSO, Cloths, Cue*, Cue-tips, Ball Chalk, Cement &c, &c. Agents for New Zealand— COHEN BROTHERS, George street I7IOR SALE.—A powerful Foieo and Lift Jj Pump, with 100 feet of pipes, suitable for mining purposes ; also, an iron Saw Bench, with Circular Saws, Pulleys, Ac, complete. JOHN CONNELL nnd CO., Manse street. BUTTER; Prime Colonial bacon ; bellies and middle, Sinclair's, on Bale—John Brook. Kilgour Place, Rnttray utreot. Drapery. THE LATE FLOOD* PUBLIC NOTICE. A L C O R N AND X E R R Beg to inform the Public that in consequence OP EXTENSIVE DAMAGES Caused by the FLOOD of Sunday Night, they are compelled to Suspend Business FOR A FEW DAYS. They hope that By THURSDAY MORNING They will bo able to resume business as usual. THE DAMAGED STOCK CONSISTS OF— Gentlemen's ready-made Clothing of every variety Boys' do Blankets Flannels Calicoes Ticken Stays Ladies' Underclothing Men's and Boys 1 Hats and Caps, And a variety of other Goo-Js amounting to about £3000. THE ABOVE GOODS MUST BE SOLD OFF IMMEDIATELY. A L C O R N AND X E R R THEREFORE ASKOUHCE I A GREAT CHEAP SALE AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS. The Public will thus have an opportunity of securing the GREATEST BARGAINS EVtfR YET OFFERED IN DU-NEDIN, Of which, from past experience, we are sure they ■will at once avail themselves. Alcorn and Kerr feel confident that the Sale will not be looked apon^as an attempt to impose upon the public; the calamity that has overtaken them, together with their past character, being too widely known to admit of such a supposition. ALCORN andKBRR, Late W. HISLOP, Princes street, Opposite Custom House. DRAPERY,