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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3631, 24 September 1873, Page 1

RAILWAY. TT|UNEDIN AND PORT CHALMERS JL? RAILWAY. TIME TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1873. Passenger and Goods Trains will leave Dunedin and Port Chalmers respectively, calling at intermediate stations, as under:— DOWN. ' tJP. Leave Leave Dunedin 730 a.m. | Pt. Chalmers 9.0 a.m. do 10.30 a.m. I do 11.30 am. do 12.30 p.m. do 1.30 p.m. do *2.30 p.m. do 4.0 p.m. , do 515 p.m. do 6.0-p.m. This train calls at Peliohet Bay only. FARES. To and from Port ChalmersSingle. Ketnrn. lstclasa, ,2s. Ist class, 3s. 2nd class, Is 6d. 2nd class, 2s. Dunedin, to and from Pelichet Bay— Ist class, 6d. Ist class, 9d. 2nd class, 4d. 2nd class, Cd. SUNDAY TRAINS ■DOWN. UP. Leave— Leave— Dnnedin .. 9.30 a.m. Port Chalmers 10 a.m. do 2.30 p.m. do 3.15 p.m. do 8.45 p.m. do 5 p.m. By order, D. ROLFE, 303 General Manager. ROYAL MAIL. CO B B AND 0 O.'S Telegraph Lines of EOTAI MAIL COACHES, J. Chaplin and Co..Pbopkietoks Leave the Booking Office. Manse street, next Wain's Hotel, for all parts of the Province. CARRIAGES. J. C. and Co. have always on hand the newest designs in Broughams, Barouches, Phaetons, Waggonettes, and American Bnggies of every description. CARRIAGES BUILT TO ORDER. AH timber used in their Manufactorvhas been carefully selected and imported direct from America, and seasoned for years befoie working. Repairs done in a superior manner, with all possible despatch, and at the lowest rates. MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY, „ Stafford street. Superior Carriage and Buggy Pairs, Saddle Horses, and Hacks always on hand for sale or exchange. Horses broken to saddle and harness. COBB AND CO., Manse street, Dnnedin, next to Wain's Hotel. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. CENTRAL REGISTRY OFFICE. Proprietress—MlSS CANE. (Late Mra Howard.) Princes street, opposite Howard and Raymond's. Board and Lodging for respectable females. 22 MISS ALLAN, REGISTRY OFFICE, GEORGE STREET, "Wanted all classes of Servants to apply. 10 WANTED PASSENGERS by Cobb's and other Coaches to know they can rely on being called at the Occidental Hotel. Billiaid balls, cloth, tips, cues, &c., on sale. 1 WANTED to SELL, Double Crown Columbian Printing Press. Apply at this office. .. ANTED to Sell, DRAIN PIPES of every description, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, Fountains, Vases, Butter Crocks. Flooring Tiles, Bricks, &c., at lowest current rates. Lambert's Water of Letth Works. 7iu WANTED KNOWN that I. Martin, for 4J years CUTTER to D. Sampson, has Commenced the Tailoring with a good assortment of Woollens, &c. Criterion Buildings, Princes street. 28ap W "ANTED to SELL, Buggies, Expre«3 Waggons, Spring Carts, and Cabs Carver's Carriage Factory, George street. 25ag "TJOT ANTED to SELL—Shell Gravel, *» Waihola Lime. CedarFencingPosts. Fraser and MacSe, Lower Stivut street. . 21jy WANTED, GENTLEMEN to Know that the Test House in Town for White Shirts is Taylor's, Rittrap street. WANTED KNOWN, New Stock of Fashi'ta ible Hats, at moderate prices, now ope» at Taylor's, Rattray street. ANTED to SELL, all the Latent Styles in Collars. . A dozen different shapes at Taylor's-, Rattray street. 18f ANTED KNOWN, the Highest Wages given for Good Workmen at Thompson's Otago. Boot Factery,. George street. ANTEB KNOWN, the Highest Wages given for Good Workmen at Thompson's Otago Boot Factory, George street. ANTED KNOWN. —The highest wages given for good workmen at Thompson's Otago Boot Factory, George street. 15d 'ANTED, TENDERS for BRICKWORK. Apjply to Williara Gilchrist, George street W ANTED KNOWN, WSLLIAM GILCHEIST, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND GLA.ZIER, ' Em Removed to Ma 22ja NEW PREMISES, GEORGE STREET. AKT IB IFo SELL. Horizontal Engine, with Tebslay Boiler, about 16 fc.p., suitable for saw mill, price £400. One 4 h.p. Sfceaoi Pump, price £35. Two 2 h p., do, £30-. Other Engines of various sizes In progress. Also, One Steam Thrasher,. sft. dram, suitable for station purposes. J. HAMBLETON aod CO., BRITANNIA IRON WOKK3, Dunedia. 26ag ANTED THE PUBLIC — On Lear, when your Boots get loir. Please, call, and see his won drees shove Of Boots for Spring—they're " all the go," And sellingvery rapidly. Your feet ■will s-how another sight, In Lear's Boots, se strong and light. So nicely fitting, neat, not tight; You'll keep them in your saemory. When Vogel his Budget had displayed,, And facts and figures all arrayed, We clearly saw our growing trade And Colonial prosperity. And Lear's Budget for the Spring, Cheap boots to every class will bring ; Lear, like Vogel, will always sing The praises of economy. And in the light, you may suppose, He boldly charges, fur he knows His cnABdE makes friends isesxE^DoyrOES; So he need fear no rivalry. Then, come in crowds to George street, At Munro's Buildings, where you'll meet The very man to fit your feet. And save your cash right leasantly. LEAR'S Celebrated BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 26ag- Munro's Bnildings» George street.