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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1523, 14 November 1866, Page 7

Uew Publication. THE TLLUS TRATED "pTEW . FOR THE NOVEMBER MAIL, WILL CONTAIN ■piVE TARGE WOOD T7NGRAVINGS. ■ Ji; WANAKI LAKE. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. POET CHALMERS ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. TQWN OF NELSON. WITH ALL THE NEWS OFTHS MONTH. Brewery. TO HOTEL KEEPEBS AND OTHERS. THE RED LION BREWERY continnes to supply those MALT ALES AND BOTTLED STOUT For which it is so justly celebrated. MAURICE JOEL, Proprietor. Brewery, George and King streets. Orders addressed to the Store, Princes street, will have prompt attention. Undertakers WALTER G. GEDDES Coffin Maker and General Furnishing Undertaker, • Corner of Stuart street (Octagon), Respectfully intimates that he is prepared to execute Funerals to suit the requirements ef all parties at the Lowest Charg N.B. Coffins, F.ll sizes keptieadf Coffee. OTAGO STEAM COFFEE MILLS. WILLIAM GREGG AND CO * ' COSTEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS, Princes street, Dunedin, Have on hand and for Sale :— | Coffees, raw, roasted and ground . f Coffees, ground, packed in tins of all sizes - Pepper, white and black Mace ' Nutmegs . Mustards I Cinnamon Allspice Curry Pewder j Ginger Cloves Carraway seeds j Cocoa Chicory Chocolate Furniturs, FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. TAMES MACKAY respectfully intimates V to the Public of Dunedin and surrounding districts, the arrival of his New Stock of Diningroom, Dra win groom, and Bedroom Furniture, per ship Resolute, and all of the newest designs, and manufactured by the 1 leading houses in Glasgow and London. The ' stock consists of :— [ Walnut drawingroom suites Do 100 table 3 Spanish mahogany dining, chairs, in ". real morocco Do do do, in hair-cloth Do do couches and sofas - Do do telescope tables Do do bookcases and glass doors' Do vdo cheffoaiers * - Do do chests of drawers Do do 100 tables ■ Do do washstands and n»arble tops Do do dressing-tables to match Oak hall tables and chairs Children's swing cots Iron bedsteads, all sizes ; vase-back cane chair*, collapsing chairs, hair and flock mattresses, feather beds and pillows. The above is now ready for inspection. JAMES MACKAY, Stuart street, opposite St. Paul's Church. WATCHES AND JEWELLERY WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. JUST ARRIVED, Ex Alexandrina, from London, Resolute, from Glasgow, and via Panama, Five Dozen Beautiful GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (The finest ever imported), And a large assortment of very C H ASTE JEWELLERY, Consisting of— Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Rings, Earrings, Scarf Pins, Chains and Alberts, &c, all new and handsome patterns. Early inspection respectfully solicited. GEORGE. YOUNG, Watchhakeb and Jeweller, Princes street (opposite Bank of Ofcago). ALL THE