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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3067, 5 December 1871, Page 3

'. PUBLIC NOTICES. L N O T I C E . t npi-IE Extra Taxation imposed by the ..B Government on Cheques and Receipts, necessitates our giving the following notice to all employees* [ viz—On and after this date they will have to provide at their own cost Stamped Receipts for all moneys paid them. COBB AND CO. , Manse street, Dunedin, ; Bee. Ist, 1871, • npHE NEW ZEALAND MEAT-PRE- -*- SERVING CO. beg to intimate that they are ■ prepared to book Stock for Preserving or Boiling1 i, down during the coming season. In order to give every facility for disposal of Static, ' they will be open to purchase at value, or give the option of preserving or boiling down on hire. Terms on application. .7. MACLENNAN, Manager. Kakamii 17th November, 1871. 20nt AJ. BURNS and CO., are now 9 prepared to supply the Public with 31OSGIEL TWEEDS, Either at tl)e Factory or at the Oih'ce, over Mr G. K. Reid's Warehouse, Stafford street, Dunedin. Connfcrsr orders and letters addressed to the lirrn, DUNEDUT, will be promptly attended to. £ft* NOTICE. ~|~N Retiring from Business to visit tRe- -*- Fatherland, I beg to return my thanks to my friends and the public in general for the liberal support accorded to me, and to recommend my successor, Mb Max Mexdekshavisen, to their future patronage. CARL STETNBOFP. TN reference to the above annoxince- -"- ment, I trust that, by keeping the very best articles in every branch of the Tobacco and Cigar Business, strict attention, and more civility, to merit the favour of the old customers, and secure new ones. MAX MENDERSHAUKENt November 28th, IS7I. __________ WE beg to intimate that we have this day sold to Mr=Henry Strong the Shop lately occupied by us in Maclaggan street, and respectfully to request that all accounts due thereto be paid without delay, at our establishment, Octagon, to whicb, and our shop in Walker street, we shall in fuftua confine our business. We take this opportunity of thanking our numerous Customers for their liberal patronage, and of. assuring them that no effort will \>e wanting on. oc_ part to merit a continuance of it. SIMPSON & ASHER, Wholesale and Retail Butchers, Octagon and Walker street, DUNEDIN. "J3EFERRING to the above notice, the undersigned trusts, by keeping first-class Meat, and by civility and attention to orders, he may merit a eon?tinuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on bis predecessors. H. STRONG. LEGAL NOTICES. —— ■■» IN BANKRUPTCY. "T^TOTICE IS H_SIEBY GIVEN, fhat -_^l Charles Ross, of Oamaru, Blacksmith, was. this day adjudicated a Bankrupt, and a meeting o£ his creditors is appointed to be held at the Court House, Oamaru, on the twelfth day of Decemßer instant, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon,. afe~whicli time and place the Bankrupt is ordered to> swrender. Dated this 4th day of December, 1871. P. W. HISLOP, Solicitor, Oamarut. ■j^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that -Li Monday, the eighteenth day of December instant, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon*. has been appointed for William Kernaghan, of Aitderson's Bay, Brickmaker, to pass his LastExaminafioa. at the Supreme Oourt, Dunedin, when he wilt ag^y for his Order of Discharge. Dated this 4th day of December, 1871. SIEVWRIGHT AND STOUT,. Solicitors, Dunedin. DENTISTS. ESTABLISHED 1562. MR ALFRED BOOT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, PRINCES STREET (Opposite Calvert & CampbeßT Teeth extracted without pain. After nine months.*' experience with the Nitrous Oxide Gas, Mr Boot ca_ confidently appeal to the testimony of his patients. Artificial Teeth greatly reduced. 5o TEETH EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN By the aid of NITROUS OXIDE GA& MR B . ~T ■ H -R O F having received a greatly improved apparatus for the application of the Gas, is now extracfia teeth perfectly without pain, with complete success^ Artificial Teeth at greatly reduced charger. Entrance opposite the Masonic Hall. fk& R J. P. ARMSTRONG SURGEON DENTIST, Extracts Teeth without pain by the application of: recent scientific discoveries. New Teeth fitted t» perfection. Charges strictly moderateConsulting Rooms ouposite Bank of Otago. HOTELS~ ACCIDENTAL HOTEL On draught,— BASS'S NO. 4 CHAMPAGNE ALE (Ligh which for purity, flavour, and brilliancy, cannot Offsurpassed; also MARRIAN'S NO. 3 BEER, Superior to any strong ale imported in this marbetL e& NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. mHOMAS HUDSON (lute of the. .—. Scandinavian Hotel. Maclaggan street) wishes to inform his friends and the public that he has purchased from Mr F. Wain the RAINBOW HOTJEJEy George street, Dunedin, where he trusts, by keeping; the best description of Wines, Beers, and Spirits;, t» obtain a share of former patronage so liberally bestowed upon him. N.B.—Country friends wi_ firkf everj r comfort. 17* PIER HOTEL LUNCHEON. JHYMAN, in order to accommodate • Visitors from Port Chalmers, begs to inform. them that LUNCHEON will for the future be ready from 1 to 1.30 p.m. Hot Liincheon, with Glass of Ale, Is GeL PIER HOTEL, J J. HYMAN, Proprietor. riLASGOW PIE HOUSE. AND ESTAURANT. Always Ready, Hot Pie and Coffee, or Glass of ASe % - Sixpence. DINNER, from 12 to 2, consisting of Soups, Joints^ Pudding, and Glass of Ale or Cup of Coifee, Ona Shilling. HOT SUPPER up to 11.30 p m. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. of the most favourite brands only in stock.. Wedding Cakes made to order, from 10s upwards*. DONALDSON and GALLOWAY, ! 15n Proprietors, UNDERTAKERS. Q. GEDDES r UNDERTAKER, OCTAGON, PUNEDIN. Iftfc ][) A V L O II UNDERTAKES, Hope street, opposite Imperial FoteL Orders by Letter or Telegram promptly attended tot