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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1051, 3 May 1865, Page 2

Business Notices. LIGHT ! LIGHT! ! LIGHT!! 1 Kerosene Lamps, Chandeliers. Globes, Shades, Chimneys, and Wicks. - TTAVING purchased from Messrs Stanford DL and Co. their cboiee stock of Lamps, Globes, &c W. J. Weir begs to inform his friends and the public that the stock is now displayed for sale, at the China Hall, Princes street, and will be sold at ynch reduced prices as to meet the approval of everyone requiring Buch goods. KEKOBENE OIL, Wholesale and Eetail. WHIR'S CHINA HALL, Cutting, Princes etreefr. BTANFORD AND CO. BEG to inform their iriepda and the public that, having retired from the Retail Trade, they have disposed oi their stock of Lamps &c, to Mr W. J- Weir, ior whom they solicit a continuance of the patronage so long enjoyed by themselves. STANFORD AND C"». JUST LANDED, £X BSMOK. ALAHGK assortment of Glazed Earthenware Milk Pans and Butter Dishes. On sale at greatly reduced prices. WEIR'S CHINA HALL, Cutting, Princes street. STAMFORD AND CO, Princes strest. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Lamp?, Chimneys, Keroeeno Oil, American Stoves, &c, &c. Agents for Singer's Celebrated Sewing Machines Having recived late shipments of the above goods, beg to acquaint their country customers and the trade generally, that they are prepared to execute all orders at greatly reduced prices. Public Notices. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. rSIHE Undersigned ' Deg3 to intimate that his STORKS IN TIMARU Are now open for the Sale of Goods, Wholesale and Hetaii. The Stock purchased 'from Mr John Be3wick, which is large and well assorted, will be added to from the neighboring markets, and a constant supply of Roods suited to the requirements of the district, will bs received. To Land ex Ivanhoo : 30 TONS ENGLISH COALi J. DRUMMOND MACPHBESON. TIMAEU. fTUIE Undersigned has bought frora Mr John JL Beawick lite STOCK-IN-TRADK and BUSINESS PREMISES AT TIMARU. The Store, -which had been closed for stock taking, was re-opened on SATURDAY, 11th JUNB, j Under the managetaent of Mr John Inglis. J. DEUMMOND MACPHEBBON. NOTICE. WATCHES and Jewellery left with Mr BevcrJy for repair can bs obtained at I . HERMAN, Successor to A.BEVE R L E V , Watchmaker and Jeweller. N.B.—During the alteration of the premise Business will be carried on as usual. I. HERMAN. TN consequence of the Library in connection j JL with the N. E. V. Schcol being re-openeii, all parties who are in possession of any books belonging to it, are hereby requested to return the same without delay, The Library will be open for the distribution of books every WedceEday evening, from 7 to 9. D. CHEREIE, Librarian, NOTICE TO THE CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OF DUNBDIN AND SUBURBS, that after the Ist of June, 1805, no Plasterer or Plasterers will tender or campelc for Plastering, unless it be to the Architec's or to the Proprietor?. Any work to be dorm after the above date, to he day work only. JAMES MORECOMBK, Secretary to the Plastererb' Society. NOTICE. POISON has been laid down on my property for the destruction of doc*. Alexander Brown, Abbottford, Green Island. Music. GEORGE R. W B a T MUSIC PUBLISHER AMD PIANOFORTE IMPORTER, Princes-steeet North. The spacious Saloon is now completed, and intending purchasers can select from a large and varied stock of Pianofortes and Harmoninms. imported direct from the manufactories of Erard, Broadwood, and Alexandra, by the proprietor. The Music department now receives new supplies monthly, per Overland; selected in England, by Mr R. West, senr. Pianoforte Tuning carefully and promptly attended to. To ensure dispatch Country orders must be accompanied by a remittance. PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. Established 15 Yeahs. WILKIE, WEBSTER and CO., 15, Collins street East, Melbourne, beg to call attan tion to their very fine Stock of— Pianofortes,: Harmoniums, and other musical instruments, of the mo?t modern description, with all the latest improvements, and imported direct from the manufacturers. Pianofortes by Broadwood, Collard, Erard, Kirkman, and other established makers. Harmoniums by Alexander. Cornopeans, daxhorns, Clarionets, Flutes, Drums, Fifes, and all instruments for military bands ; Violins, Guitaro, Harps, Concertina*, &c., &c, in great variety. Wholesale and retail Colonial Pianofortes, especially adapted for hot climates, from the factory in ; Queen street North. Vocal and Instrumental Music of every description, including all the newest publications. "OTAGO -