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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2050, 31 August 1868, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. Q.EDDESBROS. (Late Rees), ; PROVINCIAL CIGAR DWAJS, Stafford street, Dunedin. ABM. MYERS'S I OTAGO CIGAR IDIYAN, Next Criterion Hotel, ■ Princes street. ■; ■ ' ' "Wholesale and Bbxul. [TUGHES and HiARVEY, Wholesale ana Retdl TINSMITHS, IKON AND. ZING WORKERS, ■ and Importers of' Tin Plates, Black and Galvanised Irtn, and Tinsmith's Materials, ; Prince 3 street Sowfo. ; i "jtyTR BURALL, Mechanical and J-%i- ; Mining Engineer, , ■ . ' : Next Bank of New South Wales. - Mr Bnrall-will undertake the fiesfgning ana erection of all descriptions of Mining and other Machinery; General Management of Cempanies, including periodical inspection and practical Supervision of Quartz and Allnvial Mining interests, Water Races, &'c. BW TL L O U G H B T> • Coal Merchant, ; Octagon. ' ■ Qfflces^No.'ff Princes street north. Families Supplied-with COAL, COKE, and FIREWOOD ; ■ Of the ~- < • . ■ Best QuaUty* ...... _:.. . ''• , And at ' ' ; Lowest Bates* ~ ;. • • LEA :ai:d PEE RIN S'S ■•- Celebrated* i , . WORCESTER SAUCE, .•■•.••■■:' Declared by Connoisseurs to ba ■..:■< ; i f ' Tho only good Sauce, • ; '■■' "■'•■•• Caution against fraid. : The Bticcess of this most deJidots and unrivalled condiment having caused certain dealers to apply the namo ef " Worcestershire Sauce** to their own inferior compounds, the public is hereby informed that tbeoajf 'way to secure the genuine, is to ■ ■ .;■■■:■.. AakforLeaaiidPerrins'sSaucd.i; '; .. ... ; And to, see that their names are upon the wrapper, labels, stopper, and bottle. -■ - -'! - : ':: ; * » ; Some of the foreign, markets, haviigi been supplied with a spurious Worcestershire Sauce, Upon the wrap-' per and labels of which the name of Lea and Perrins have been forged, L. and P. give notke that they have .furnished their correspondents with Jower 6f attorney to take instant proceedings againss manufacturers and vendors of such, or any other imitations by which' their right may be infringed. .; vi, •_• ■•- . | Ask for Lea. and Perrins'a sauce,, and Bae the name on wrapper, ilable, bottle, *nd stopper; : ;- ' » Wholesale and for export by the proprietors, Wor- , cester; Crosse and Blackwell, London, &c, &o.; and by Grocers and Oilmen universally. Agents); Salgety. Rattray, and Co., Otago. , ■ , JTJDSON'3 SIMPLE DYES! FOE THE PEOPLE (REGISTERED), - : Aro undoubtedly, the most useful artiolo over offered. . , ._, to the public .'.;,; ~, , ~- ~. ' "'.. Anyone can use then." A NYTHING caribe dyedwitn'them in •■JOk. a few minutes, without soiling the hands. In England," godson's Dyes" »reas "Household Words." Articles of clothing, that have been put. aside aa faded and useless ■; may be made nearly new, by merely following.the simple directions appended to each bottle of dyo. Names of Colors:—Magonta, mauVe,. violet,, scarlet, green, blue, pink, crimson, brown, canary, orange, black.—Price sixpence per bottle. ■'■' May be had of druggists and storekeepers throughout the world; or wholesale of., : DANIEL JtfDSON arid ' SON, f ' ■: '• .';■.. 19a, Colomatt-st., London., N.B.—A small bottle of, color will dye 12 yards o! bonnet ribbons.. :'. ', ': • SJ3T* See that you get " JudsoW simple dyea, tho wonderful popularity of which has caused numerous inferior, imitations, which are calculated to injure bath 'buyers and sellers. ■' ': • • ■ ,' '' "■ Ask for our catalogue of instructions how to van tie . dyes for twenty different purposes. : ."Hudson's Simple Dyes.'. ' \^^i^Urs^t&^£^o^ic^r - ■ r - ■; ' OSstablished 1856.] ' ' . JO H N H I S;L OP, ■ • > -■;•:"■■ ■.■• :•. ■ -■■ Successor:-to- ..-.•/■'■■■■..•-: ■ : ;G:B OB G B YOUNG, --•■•• : LateArUjttr Beverly, CHRONOMETER, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKER, : v ' Exactly opposite the ! i BA N X 0 F OTAi GO, Princes street, Dnnedln, Is in constant receipt by every Mail of a choice seleo- , , - tion of ■. ' .. i Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Hunting Or a very superior description, manufactarod expressly to order,'for Colonial vie; ■ ■• '; ■•■ ■■ •. Also, ' "'"• -■■■■. -.■ A, ver/choice selection of ' J 8 W B L L. BE V , _^Buitablo for Presents. ■ ■ ~ Bvery description of-Jewellery . . MADE TO ORDER. : SHIP CHRONOMETERS Cleaned and rated by transit observations. ;; „■'■'■ :■/■ Nautical Instruments repairod; • ■ . N^.-riJ. H. being a thorough practical Watchmaker, all work entrusted to his cue will receive his utmost -attentaoni ■••-, -~ ; ..:,:. ; : ;.■ ::■;.'. .... :-.-. . ! V ...■; JBntTELLERYi &0. ,- '.'■' ;. , 0^" : SALOMOIir, in returning, tianka to I 4-^> •■. his numerous friends for the support they have,, hitherto accorded him, begs to remind themthat he is Constantly receiving, via Panama and Marseilles, monthly, a, large ami magnificent.assoftment 6f the undermentioned goodu, of the lateafcfaßhions and newest, designs, irix. :—• ' ' r;" "' ■ ■■■ ■. •" •'-■•' .•; Ladies'and gentlemen's gold and silver hunting and opon-fticed English and Geneva watches ' fifom the' best manufacturers. Colonial and English gold and; silver chains and ... ;alberta, of the nowest patterns, splendid . brooches, bracelets, earrings, necklets, lock- . ' ets;; crosses, scarf pins and' rings; Btuds, sleeve links, vest buttons; of the linoat tasteful designs, just arrived from the Great International Exhibition, set with diamonds; rubies, emef aids, opals; amethysts, sapphires, ■topaz, aquamarinas, cameos, &c.,&Oi;. Bter r . . .. ling sUver and electro-plated tea and coffee services, centre pieces, claret jugs, fruit stands, flower stands, cruets, liqueur, egg, and pickle frames, cake and card baskets, Balver, side dishes and dish cavers, butter coolers, sugar baskets, toast :racka, spoons nd forks, soup and toddy ladles, fleh aUcea -every description^ too numerous to men- ' ■ tion. --■ '■ ■ .■•'■■• ■-•• -■ '• '■•■■.[ •■■ Ladies'and gentlemen'B gold and silver pencil cases and toothpicks; vinaigrettes, and charms. ' ■ j-^: Gold j silver, and ateel spectacles, and eye-glasses.! A fine assortment of ladies' and gents* sterling . . silver and electro-plated dressing cases. . . A large assortment, of sterling silver cups, of beautiful designs, suitable for race, yachting, , . xille, or artillery prizes, • • "• ! Silver and electro-plated inkstands,' in. great variety. . • ■ . Also, magnificent inkstand, made of pure New Zealand gold. Telescopes, opera and field glasses English and Foreign clocks, from the best makers. . , Musical boxes, with all the latest Improvements. In the Watchmaking and Manufacturing; Jewellery Department, the utmost precision, and strict attention to the beauty, design, and purity of material, may be fully relied on. ••■•-. . Hours of business from 9 a.m. to 7 pja. ;! -. N. SALOMON, Chronometer and Watch Maker, . Goldsmith and Jeweller; Next Bank of New Zealand, Princes street, : ~ . • ' ~ , .;-Dunqdin.. ~. . : ■ r .. TAILORS. HANSLOW and SAMPSON, . Military and Merchant Tailors, ; Hat Manufacturers, ■ Clothiers and Outfitters, Princes street, Dunedin; and 101, Swanston street, -__, Melbourne. ■■ ' • N3.—A large Stock of Colonial-made Clothing always on hand. . WILLIAM SINCLAIR, TAILOB AND CLOTHIEB, ' Princes street, ■ (Opposite Criterion Hotel), ; ■Dunedin. : BUTCHEBS. QMITHFIELD MARKET COMPANY* hJ Wholesale and Retail Butchering - Establishments, • ; ■ George street and Maclaggan street, Dunedin. EDWARD MENLOVE, _~.'■ Proprietor. Eamiliea waited on for orders in all parta of the City. THE CITY COM PAIFS Wholesale and Retail Butchering Establishment, High street. . GARDNER and DALE, Shipping supplied, |