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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4685, 22 February 1877, Page 2

JAMES WAL LS, WHOLKSALR AKD RETAIL FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGER, Desires to call attention to his LARGE ANB VARIED STOCK OP IRONMONGERY, Consisting of- • Marble and Slate Mantelpieces Eleetro-nlnted and Britannia Metal goods, of all descriptions, !r m -lie boat Euglish makers Block Tin, and Wire D s« i>vors Fancy Bird Chj:o<, Conl Visas. Looking Glasses : American Timepieces, (jhuini, Tubj, Hay Rakes and Forks Havel's, llad> lyffo's, and Watson and Gow's Rmigas, Healing and' Cooking Stoves | Register Grates, fenders and Fire irons Young's Cb'jese Presses and Curd Muls Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools—a Uigo assortment from the best English makers , - Howe Sewing Max-hiui'B, Faiibank's Mid Ajperfc a Weighing Machines ; Muzz.c and Breech-loading Guns, Revolvers, and l Ji3tols; Game and Cartridge Bays; I'owdcr , Flasks, Shot Pouches, and Belts ' Sporting Ammunition of all kinds Table and Pocket Cutlery, a groat variety . Morgan's Per. and Pencil casC3 Dietz'a Table and Hal Lamp* and Chandeliers 1 Rowat's patent Anucapnic Lamps, latest designs Iron Bedsteads, Hip and Sponge Baths Fencing Wire, r-os 0, 7, 8, 9, and 10 English Corrugated iron, 5, b', 7, 8, and 9 feet. Prince* street soutb. 17ja DA V I U SCO T T AND CO. (l.:ii.« of Scatt and Smith), PAIMTF.i:- I'APIiRHANGERS, GLAZIERS, SIGNWRIT-t-KS, AND GENERAL DECORATORS. Importers of Leads, Paints, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Window Glass, Gilt Mouldings, Picture Frames, Painters' Brushware, &c. On hand, A large and well selected stock of PAPERHANGINGS. DAVID SCOTT AND CO. The Octagon, DUNEDIN (Next Law, Soninor, and Co.) POUT WINE FOR INVALIDS. HITHERTO UNOBTAINABLE IN THE COLONIES. A AND J."~M'FARJL.ANE, • PRINCES STREET, Would respectfully call the attention of their customers and the public generally to their recent importation of Port Wjne, a wine which has hithqrto been unprocurable at any price in this market/arid which has been specially ordered'by them to supply a want long felt by invalids, and those desirous of a genuine glass of fine old Port. 60s per dozen, or 6s per bottle. WHISKY. Oar superior old Glenury and Greenless whisky will be found unequalled in flavour and genuineness. 42s per dozen, or 3s 6d per bottle. ', TEAS. We would invite^ particular attention to our new season's teas, which we are now opening, and can highly ecommend as being of the finest quality. OFFICES TO LET—Singly, or in Suites variously arranged—the following, in Commercial Chambers, 27, Rattray street :— No. 10, rent per week, 11s Cd s£Sj do" do K}orto S ether, 2 0s No. 13, do do 12s Gd No. 15, do do 103. BANKS, BARRON, and CO. WHISKY. —A skilful blend of the best kinds, thoroughly matured, 42a per doz., or 33 fid per bottle. This whisky pleases the moet critical. BANKS. BARKON, and CO. A DINNER SHERRY—good and wholesome—is at present sold by BANKS, BARRON, and CO,, At 30s per dozen, or 2s 6d per bottle. This is a pure Xeres Wine, with considerable age, and, as quoted, is a great bargain. ■OORT WlNE.—lnvalids who require JL Port Wine and have difficulty in obtaining any they can rely upon, should send to BANKS, BARKON, and CO., Rattray Btreet, whj devote special attention to the sale of a suitable kind. Their Port Wine for Invalidz (yellow se*l) is puro and agreeiblo. It is sold at;CCd per doz., or 5s per bottle.