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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4171, 1 July 1875, Page 3

I PUBLIC NOTIOBS. I TO THE PUBLIC AND THE*tEaBETHE FINEST SELECTION Of EAST INDIAN l> HO l> UC T I ONS i KviT offered, Selected l>y a first-rate jud^e, after a residence of 17 years i\ the Rut,, with tlie o!>jsct of fostering and creating a tru lo with lite Kast, Austsalia, and New Zen land direct, a>,d wliiwc iiuerei-t is no to make a profit out, of tliti investment., in.t, firstly, to afford in opportunity to those caring for such productions to buy them; secondly, with the intention of devoting the profit accruing therefrom to a well-known public charity. EAST INDIAN EMPORIUM, VAIBO N'S RESTAURANT, DUNEDIN. ■■■■'■' LIST OF STOCK. Cashmere Shawls and Jackets—Ladies' and Children's Cashmere Scarfs—Ladies' and Gents' Chogas. Delhi Scarfs. Opera. Cloaks Bernous .Delhi Shawls Pusineiias for Ladies" Dresses, Gents' and Boys' Clothing, Shirts, Jerseys, &c Stockings Cape Maladas Braid Work Cashmere Shawls Chicken Work in great variety Ceylon Lace. PUfiG DELHI GOLD JEWELLERY, PRECIOUS STONES, BRACELETS, and RINGS. REAL INDIAN CONDIMENTS— Price reduced to Customers in above. JAMS and JELLIES, MANGO m SYRUP, the best ever imported. KANGRA VALLEY and ASSAM TEAS, , the finest produced. REAL TORTOISESHELL COMBS, BRACELETS, EARRINGS, BROOCHES, • " Plain and Mounted in Gold. PRKCIOUS STuNES, Comprising— Topnxes, Moon Stones, Star Stones, Water Sapphires Cinnamon Amethysts, Aqua Marina, Green Sapphires, Garnets, CVbnncles, Gold Stones for Bracelets, Earrings, Links, Study, Onyx and Carbuncles for B ooches. MOSS AGATES, LARGE AND SMALL, Handles for Dessert Sets. A Beautiful Selection of GRASS STONES, JASPER, CORNELIANS, CATSEYES, PiSTRI fr'fc'D BAJIBOO. China Curiosities and Jewellery too numerous to name. - MANILLA CIGARS, * J" The Finest Ever Offered, No. 1, MELLOW and OLD - 9 YEARS. No. 2, do, opportunely obtained from a Regiment going home. INDIAN CIGARS, Made from the Choicest Indian Tobaccos, used in India by the .Military and Mercantile Communities in preference to Manillas, at half their price, comprising the following:— DOLLY VAKDENS, INOIANAS, RABIN'GTONS, OFFICE LEISURE HuURS, BUR.MAUS, DINDIGHL MANILLAS, HAVANAHS, rtc, iSc., Being rapidly disposed of. Patna and other samples of Rice on view. Orders solicited. EAST INDIAN EMPORIUM AND AGENCY, Under the patronage of Sir J. Biooke, Bajahof Borneo. SHEPHERD AND BOURN'S PHOTOGRAPHS OF BEAUTIFUL SCBVERY AND ANTIQUE AROHITEUTURK OK INDIA. fcSjieuimens on view. Orders'booked. N.B.—On Fridays Real Indian Tea and Arabian Moc'lia Coffeo will be supplied Gratis to all Lady and Gentlemen purchasers of goods at 4 p m., when orders i for the same will be booked by the Manager in charge of above Agency. Bills Discounted, and Money Lent on good security. JOHN S. HICKSOX. 18ju i SARAWAK HOUSE. JONES, BASCH, & CO. - HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. „ tl' Rests Collected. Temple Chambers, Princes street HE CRITERION WAREHOUSE, * GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Is now replete with IRONMONGERY, CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, aud GENERAL FANCY GOODS. A magnificent assortment of " ROWATT'S" PATENT ANUCAPNIC LAMPS (that bum without chimney, smoke, or smell). The Trade supplied ou the most liberal terms. Inspection respectfully invited by the proprietor, 18ju P. ANDERSON. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. Tjl K. ML IS X E V, JQio BOOT and SHOE MAKER, IMPORTER, &c, IUTTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. E. If. ML. begs to announce that he is just in receipt of an extensive stock of Men's. Women's, and Children's BOOTS, of new and seasonable descriptions, which he has determined on disposing of at the lowest atnunerative prices, and thereby merit a fair share of public patronage. N.B. -Goods of all descriptions manufactured on the Premises. Workmanship guaranteed. 30ap ROBIN & CO., COACH-BUILDERS. Octagon, and Stuart gtreot, HAVE FOR SALE— Double Bujrgice, of various styles Extension-top Phaetons Queen's Phaeton, with child's seat b'amily .Expresses adapted for towr. and country use. , ; Also, TO ARRIVE per CRUSADER, ; from Now York : Buggies, specially selected for this market by our own agents there. GAS FITTINGS. WILLIAM 0.0 U S TON, IRONMONGER, RATTKAY STREFT, la now lauding, ex Andrew Reid, a fresh supply of Gas a«. Fittings, comprising— :Gasaliors, 2, 3, 4, and 5 lights; Gas Pendants,! and 2 lights, stiff and sliding; Harp Peudants and Hall Lights, Gas Brackets—newest pattern—scroll and plain, single, double, and treble joint; Gas Pillars, 12 to 24 in.; Portal le Gas Pillars, for writing tabk>3; Argand Burners, Globes, &c, which he will sell at greatly teduced prices. Gas and Water laid on by experienced hands, and every description of Tinware made to order. Importer of overy description of Gasfitters', Plumbers', and Bollhanßers' Materials. Rattray street, Dunedin. • 4ju Tjrr B. YALD WV N, ** ' ACCOUNTANT AND AGENT, Critkrion Hotel, Dunedin. Money to Lend, Properties for Sale, &c 7my GROVES BROTHERS, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, High street, Dunedin. Doutf c and single seated buggies ~. Waggonettes Basket phastons Tilbury, Broughams, and Landaus, -a P Alvkivs on hand, and of the most secure construction DUNEDIN GAS WORKS. NOTICE. AN INSPECTOR'S OFFICE has been OPENED adjoining Mea«rs Matthews, Baxter, and C'o.'s printing establishment, Princes street. All notices of new services, repairs, escapes of ?as, &c, addressed to the Inspector and put into the letter box will have attention. 4f E. GENEVER. COACH NOTICE. MRS STEADMAN'S COACH leaves Waihola Lake Hotel at 6 a.m., passing through Reliance, East Taisri, arriving at the Junction Hotel at 8.30, Saddle Hill, Green Island, arriving in Dunedin at 10 o'clock. Leaves at 4 sharp for Waihola. Mosgiel and West Taieri Coach leaves Gridiron Hotel, Princes street, at 8.30 a.m , calling at the Bull and Mouth, Maclaggan street Leaves West Taieri, at 4 o'clock. Dunedin parcels punctually delivered. 5f . J. STEADMAN. ~M~. BROWN and C~O^ LAND, ESTATE, & COMMISSION AGENTS, ■ ACCOUNTANTS, and MONEY BROKERS, j Princes street, Dunedin. ■ Properties Bought and Sold. Loans Negotiated. Financial Business undertaken. Absentees represented. Rents Collected. Country Business Transacted. j Land Office Business attended to. Consignments of Grain received. Estates Wound-up. 30ap TtfIXPRESS LINE OF COACHEsJ "" On and After Ist MAY, will leave DUNEUIK at 11 a.m. during the Winter Mouths, for the following j places :— j DAILY COACH TO BLUESKIN. j DAILY COACH TO WAIKOUAITL DAILY CO4CH TO PALSIEKSTOW. T. M. SMITH in! CO