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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1690, 31 May 1867, Page 2

BUSINESS KOTICES. ! TOYS, FANCY GOODS, * STATIONERY, AtfD P'EKFUMEBY, In Great Variety, at JTITNYARD'B BERLIN WOOL FANCY WAREHOUSE, Gxonas stjiket, Near the Octagon. The Cheapest Houae in Town. pRIZE MEDAL pERFtJMERY T A M E S L E WIS , '~ .■• . ' Losj&ojjy . ... ... WHOLESALE PERWMER, Hasappointed Messrs. FELDHEIM BROS., of 3>C2?kdin A34D MBL^OCrENK, j Agents for the sale o£ his celebrated \ '■/■/ ■' "Perfume*,- "• ■ ; "'•' ' f- "■}^ Toilet Soap«, Florida Water, Pomade«, f Toaet VUxogar, Lavender Water, Oils, Essences, &c, &c, of which a largo and weU-aworted J stock, in cases, is always oa hand. i im" It L r-A-"M- ■/■ T-0 WW R -S;/; J '*' FtfßNwmsE ASi> GmmtAt J>r,Ahmil ; Next Royal George Hotel, I ; GEORGE flBEp; DUNEDm? ; Houselipld furnituro bought, sold, or exchanged. Ck>ittiuis»ion^*igent and Valuator. Rents and L .i)obtHi Collected. ;: ' FELLMONGERY, GREEN LSLANDT^' TTIGHEST Rate* given for Wool, Bhe*p- •**•■ skins and Hides, JAMES GRAY, Manager., FIRE! FIREJ! FIRE H! JA G O AND CO., OCT4QOK TIMBEJt YARD, DiraEDIK, Tf>EG to intimate to their Friends, and the •*•* Public generally, that they havo tosumed business in their old grcmiseß,j Octagon, Dunedin, and hope, by strict attention to business, and to iiie selection of their Stock, to merit a continuance of that support which, previous to the disastrous fire, was so liberally awarded them. Lime, Cement, Plaster, and every descrip* tion of Building Material always on hand. May 7th, 1867. : ' WILLIAM CAREY, "' Sx>iral and General WO Op T U RNER, Battray street, opposite Shamrock Hotel. Skittle Pins and Balls, and an assortment of Wood Turnery, always on hand, I Town'and Country Orders promptly attended to. TOT AI R AND CL AR X, Plumbers, Gasfitters, Locksmiths, Bollhangerß, and Tinsmiths. Brasswork of every description re-bronzed and lacquered equal to new. Address:— RATTRAY STREET, ■. Behind M'CubbinVHoteL TO NEWS AGENTS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &c. * pREDERICK HAY, British and Colonial ' ■*• News Agent, to Her Majesty and Royal Family, 9, King street, St. James's, London, England. ' i Nowspapers, Periodicals, Books, Magaaines, Stationery, &c, supplied onadvan.*.! tageoua terms, and forwarded by Eariiest Mails to New Zealand, and all parts of the world. • Terms forwarded, or orderßexccuted upon receipt of remittance, or reference to a London House. piCKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &c, -*- {Free from Adulteration,) Manufactured by, CROSSJS and BLACK WELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Soho square, London, CROSSE and BLACKWELL'S Various iirst-claas manufactures aro obtainable from every respectable x^rovision dealer! in the World. Purchasers should insist on having C. and B.s goods when they ask for them,as it is not at all unusual for inferior preparations to^^be.substituted. Tlieir pickles are all prepared in pure molt vinegar, and are precisely similar in quality to those supplied by them for use at Her Majesty's Table. C and B. invite attention to tho following —Picklea, tart fruits, sauces of all kinds, jams, potted meats, Durham mustard, orange marmalade, essence of coffee, calf 8 foot and other table jellies, pure mushroom catsup, and numerous other articles, all of which are of the highest quality, and aro prepared with the most complete attention to purity and wholesomencss. Their salad oil is tbo finest imported, 0. and B. aro Agents for Lee and PerruVs celebrated Worcestershire sauce, Carstair*s Sir Robert PeePs sauce, M. Soyer's sauces, relish and aromatic" mustard, Fayxto's royal Oaborne sauce, Captain White's oriental pickle, curry powder and paste and Mulliga* tawny paste, Grimwads'sdesaicatedmilk, and lor Mason's French chocolate.