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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1601, 16 February 1867, Page 6

Busineas notices, WILL IA M CAR EY, Spiral and General WOOD TURNS B, Kattray street, Opposite Shamrock Hotel. " Town aa& Coantry Orders promptly atJndei to. ANDREW DUNN, Cakpextek, Joiner, and Botldes, HIGH STREET (Opposite Messrs Driver, Maclean & Co), Jobbing pnnctnalty attended to. P AND D. GRANT, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, GEORGE STREET DUNEDIN. N.B.—Agent for Richardson's West Taieri Silk rcfscl Flour, rjIAGGART'S Livery nod Letting Stables, -*- Stafford street, DunctJin. J. Tnggart begs to inform the Public that he ta j tiken the Stables in Stafford street, so long occupied by Mr Forrester, where he hfipes to mc&t the aupirort of his old friends. Saddle and harness horses, ningle and double buggies, &c, tic, for «a!fi cr him. I^l JONES, Wood Turner, has For Sale— . • Skittle Pins and Ball», American Bowling Alley Pins and Balls, Devilspool i?in», General Pool Pini, and all kinds of Wood Turnery, George street, Dnnedin. N.B.—Billiard Balls, accurately re-turned, (jn er set. DUNCAN'S MILLS, WATER OF LEITII. Flocb a>"d Grain Stoke, lUrmY stoeet. P\ DU>7OAN begs to inform the bakers, \X. merchants «nrl public generally of tho City of Duncan, that he ii now carry ins? on the bu'incss lute!y carried on by Duncan and Younir, in nil its brinc'ie?; and having added considerably to the power of the Mill by the cri-clion of a new wahr raco and wheel, he is able to turn out SO tuns of fine flour per day. Oats, Malt and Maizj crushed at very low rates. Grists of Wheat of 500 bushels and upwarJs ground at 9 j per bushel. Aa no expense has been spared in putting the Mill nnd MacWniry in first-:-la« order, I G. D. coufidently slates t!ia^ a superor article in flour will be supplied. lie, therefor.3, hopes to merit a continuituce of that support so long enjoyed by hfsprjdecesso:a. Dunedio, 11th Feb., 18G7. DUNCAN'S MILLS BAKERY. MEKZIES, M'TAGGART AND CO. having leased the baking premises lately occupied br Messrs Duncan and Young, fiom Mr George Duncan, arc prepared to supply Grccera, Hotcl3 and Prlvato Families with first-class bread, at the lowest price. Mr Mcnzies having been manager for Messrs Duncan and Youn1? for the la«t four years, can confi.!ent!y say tlr*t every endeavor will be made by ike new firm to furnish tho same quility of bread m lias hitherto been supplied to tho custome.-s of hi* lato employers j and he hopes thereby to merit a continuance of: the patronago so long bestowed upon them. Dunedin, IHh Feb., 18G7 ■\TALKNTISE3, Vakntines, Valentines, V Valentines, Valemineß, Valentines, Valentines, Valentines, Valentines, by Pnnnma Mail, hioxi, Princes street, Dunedin. LONDON AGENCY. WW. TICKLE and CO., . 98, Leadenliall street, London, uniertako the Agency of Mcrchanto, Tradesmen, and others, and urc prepared to execute snlers of Bmidl or large magnitude, from the poßting of a nuwapaper to the purchase of a airgo ; collect and remit moneys, or receive md <lih,burse eamo. Act under power of attorney ; also, for Companies in Bale of shares, S;c. All matters entrusted to them will meet with punctuality and despatch. Trade lists iad quotfitionn sent on application. Charges most moderate. When sending orders, * remittance or reference for the payment in Britain Ib ne■jessßry. Parties visiting England can have their letters addressed to the care of the under\igaod, without charge, and all advices will receive attention. W. W. TICKLE and CO^ 98 Leadeahal street, London, E.G. fer, by permiMion, to Meesra BOYSE, MUDIE and CO., Manee street. MORRIS'S PORT CHALMEBS EXPRESS. A Parcel and Pastcnger Express will leave the Daily Times Office (calling at Wain's Hotel, Manse street), for Port Chalmers, at 7.30 a.m., returning about noon. Messages, Parcels, &c, will be delivered punctually, *t moderate charges, Parcolo may be left at Wain's Hotel, Mr Taggart'a, Commercial Yards; or, at tlie Sussex Hotel, George etreoc THOMAS MORRIS, News Agent for Port Chalmers, Proprietor, /"ILOTEING, WHOLESALE. — " Axe \J Brand, Beat Value for Money," is the Trade Mark of Favell and Bouecfleld, 12, St. Mary-Axe, London. For patterns or further information, application must be made to the abova address only. WILLIAM SBKEKWOOD, NlsUtmsa— Addroa Boxes» Queen's Aro*.» Hriol, iJnloa Hotel, Cnugisboni Hotel, Trorijieial Sotcl, Siialcefflpaixfi Hotel, Glasgow Anna Hotel, Hani G«orse Hotel, York Hotel, Occidental iotel, Loadon s?6T«ra Hotel, Empiw Hotel, Old Idmttty Hotel, Kxeluuig* Hotol, Tslbot ioloL BoVert Barns Hotd, Tslegrapfc He^el. aabMsi taken Awsy oa tb« thortwt VWO'j,