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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2001, 29 May 1868, Page 1

MISCEIiLANEOTJS. jLT RS. ALPENNY'S CENTRAL REGISTRY OFFICE, BELGRAVE CHAMBERS, Princes Street. Accommodation for Servants. GOOD STORAGE FOR BOXES. TUT ISS ALLAN, REGISTRY OFFICE, George Street. Wanted, all classes of Servants to apply. Tjrr ANTED, Passengers by Cobb's Coaches to know they can rely on being called at the Occidental Hotel. Single bedrooms. TIfANTED, tho Public to know, Concer- *^ tinas, Accordeons, Flutinas, Harmoniums, and decks, aro Accurately and reasonably Repaired. Fancy Goods and Toys, Sold at astonishing low prices. Secondhand Instruments taken in exchange towards now one«.—F. Himmel, George street, noxt the Edinburgh Bakery. WANTED KNOWN, that CULLEN & KEY keep tho best assorted Stock of Furniture in Dunedin, and sell at tho lowest romuncrativo prices, opposite Herbert, Haynes and Co, Princca street north. TTTANTjSD, Gentlemen to havo their Clothes EFFICIENTLY Cleaned and Pressed at 5s per Suit, at Hirach's Dunedin Dyo Works, George street. TXT ANTED, Two Gentlemen Boarders. » ' Apply Mrs Whitchead, Morvcn House, Cargill rtreet. WANTED, 1000 Purchasers for Punch. *V Supplement gratis on Saturday. Beautiful Tinted Chalk Lithograph of tho Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. ■V/tTANTED Known, tho Cauhinnatory * * Monarch Brooks in his glory, thin eveuing, at St CJeorgo's Hall. 'ITTTANTED Known, tho Popular Charac- ' » tcribtic ilansmw, Miss Stentiford, in Sailor's Hornpipe, St George's Hall, to-night. 117 ANTED, all Dunedin to crowd St. * » George's Hall to-night. WANTED Known, Band of Hope will meet to-night, in Odd Fellows' Hall. J C. Freeman, Sec. WANTED immediately, Tenders for Excavating. For particulars, apply to Benjamin Shaw, Maclaggan street. WANTED, a Fact well known. A groat saving effected in Gentlemen's Wardrobes.—E. Stokes wishes to inform tho public generally, ho still continues to clean and i>re»a gentlemen's clothing as they ought to bo, at the samo piico Uo lias done for the last live years, at Oa a suit, at just half tho price charged by those who boast of being tbe cheapest in Dnnedin. No deception.— N.B.—A largo stock of cloths and tweeds on view. E. Stokes, next to British Hotel, Goorgo street. WANTED Known.—On Sale, 150 Tons Potatoe», ia quantities to suit purchasers, ex Hiotor, from Waruambool dircc; The finest quality and bent condition that have been imported tbis season. Liberal allowance made if delivery is taken on landing at P.attray street Jetty. Bonnie and Macgregor, Produce Merchants, Jetty stret.t. FURNITURE. ] T^T ORTH AND SCOLfLLAE. Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, and Importers, • RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN, ; Havo to arrive, ex Celestial Queen, an extensive shipment of English Furniture, comprising :— Dkawino Room Suites—Walnut Shaped and Oval Centre Tables, Plate Glass Chcffoniera (marble tops), Ladies' Fancy Work Tables, Card Tables, Walnut Davenports. Dining Room Furniture—Mahogany Oval Telescope Tables (with patent screws), Sideboards (richly carved), Sofas and Lounges, Ladies' and Gents" Easy Chairs, Dining-room ditto, Mahogany Bookcases, Pedestal and Octagon Library Tables, Music Stools, &c, &c. 1 Looking Glasses — Elegantly carved gilt • Mirrors, Marble Toilet and other Glasses. Bedroom Furniture — Bedsteads, HalfTester and French, in brass, tubular, ornamental and other patterns, Marble-top Washstands and Toilet Tables, Palliasses, Mattresses, &c., &c. N. and S. have:also a largo assortment of Colonial-made Furniture, and all kinds of American Chairs, always in stock. NORTH AND SCOULLAE, Rattray Streot, Dnnedin. Opposite Murphy's SHAMROCK HOTEL. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. DAVIS, Furniture Dealer, of George street, has opened a Branch Establishment in Maclaggan street, opposite the Horse and Jockey Hotel, with a largo assortment of new and second-hand Furniture. Bedsteads and Bedding of all descriptions, lon reasonable terms. Furniture bought, sold, or excttanged.