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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7542, 20 April 1886, Page 1

Wanted Known. WiiujLiiu KJNOWN,—Great Reduction In Price. Drain-pipes of all descriptions, Flower-pots, Seakale-pots, Vases, Fountains, Chimney-tops, &c— Lambert's North-East Valley Pottery Works. 3d QPECTACLESI SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES I O Wanted, the Weak-sighted to know that they can have Spectacles properly adapted to suit their sights, at PERCIVAL'S, Optician and Spectaclemaker to the Dunedin Hospital, No. 9 George 6treet. Pure Brazilian Pebbles, highly recommended for defective visions. Also on Sale—Skyes'Hydrometers, Glass do, Saccharometers, Thermometers, Aneroid Barometers, Sextautß, Quadrantß, Ships' Compaßses, Salinometer3, Lactometers, Mathematical Instruments, Field Glasses, Telescooea, &c. E.B.—All kinds of Optical and Mathematical Instruments bought. 17m QHOO TI N B SEASON. A. SOLOMON, Pawnbroker, 27 George street, and1 National Pawn Office, Rattray street, has FOR SALE, at low prices, every description of MODEEN FIREARMS, of latest patterns, including: Gibbs and Pitt'B patent safety hammerlesaßreechloadiug Guns. This gun is the latest development of an absolutely safe firearm. Price in case, with Ettingo complete, £15 to £22 10s. Double-barrel Breech-loader, top snap action, rebounding locks, extended rib, patent fore-end, by Mortimer, Old Bond street, London; choke bora. Price in oak case, with fittings complete, £H 14s. Double-barrel Breech-loaders, modern improved styles, with under-guard, side lever, or top snap action, either/with modified choke barrels, left barrel choke, or full choke in both barrels, by Greener, Holliß, Mortimer, or Webley, at prices varying from £5 5b to .€lO 10s. Vory superior double Breech-loader, by Purdey. Single-barrel Breech-loaders, rebounding lock*, choke bore, solid strikers. Double-barrel Muzzle-loaders, by Manton, Mortimer, and Purdey, from JB3 3e to £7. Patent Brass Cartridge-cast, for breech-loading tfuns. Every variety of breech-loading Ammunition. Purchasers will find at these establishments the largest and best-B6lected stock of Guns in New Zealand to selectfrom, at extremely low prices. All kinds of fittingo for breech-loading guns. A. SOLOMON, National Pawn Office, Rattray afcr-oct. and 27 Ofiorco street. Dnnedln 2Rd Miscellaneous Wants. Cash advertisements under this head, not exceeding sixteen words, will be charged SIXPENCE. WANTED TO SELL, WASTE PAPER, in large or .mull Qiiant.iHa..—Applv to t.h« PnhlUhflr. WANTED, PURCHASER for Greenhouse Heating Apparatus, Horseshoe Boiler, and 4-inch Pipes ; new and complete.—R. Blackadder. 16ap WANTED TO BUY, all kinds of New and SECOND-HAND CLOTHING.-Mrs Dring, 162 George street. 23m For Sale Oaah advertisements undor this head, not exceeding sixteen words, will be charged SIXPENCE. FOR SALE, splendid Babbiting and Water DOG (young); cheap.—Address W., Box 122 Postoffice. 20ap FOR SALE, two SECTIONS, Selwyn Extension. Apply to E. Spencer, Calton, North-East Valley. -- . - - 17ap FOR SALE (cheap), Education Board's Pattern Archimedean VENTILATORS.—Robertson and Do., 135 Princes street south. 20ap FOR SALE (Cheap), BUTCHER'S SHOP, Brick, of Five Rooms; good cellar, and every convenience for carrying on butchery business.—Apply Donald Reid and Co., auctioneers. 13m FOR SALE, REEFERS' ARMS HOTEL, Bannockburn; doing a good trade. One of Meock's billiard-tables, orchard, garden, stabling, juthouses, and good climate. No rent. Stock at /aluation.—Apply to Proprietor (on the premises), 3HARLES ANGEL. 17ap THE Undersigned has about 180 ACRES t>f really good TURNIPS which he wishes to SELL", ;o be Eaten Oft by Sheep only, not later than AUGUST 1. , Immediate application to be made to .Tap WILLIAM DURRANT, Waitahuna West. pi 0 R S ALE, The BUSINESS of a First-class GENERAL STORa, in a good district, North Island. Stock at Valuation. ApplyJ TURNBULL, SMITH, and CO., !3m Wellington. To Let. >.sh advertisements under this head, not exceeding sixteen words, will be charged SIXPENCE. rO LET, One FRONT BOOM {Furnished}-, low rent. —"Mrs Keutes, draper, Kent House, Tanover street. ' . 20ap rO LET, ST. ALBANS, High street, 10 rooms and outhouses; section and half; magnificent 'iew.—J. C. Headway. O LET, desirable TOWN RESIDENCE, five large rooms; brick and stone; High etreet.— f. C.Meadway. 20ap rO LET, a WORKSHOP and large YARD, centre of town.—Apply to Percival, optician, George itreet. 14ap rO LET, five-roomed HOUSE, St. Andrew street (very convenient), near Gesrge street.— Vsher, Filleul street. : 19ap TO LET, Nine-roomed HOUSE, large orchard, corner Queen street; tramears three minutes. CM, Wilkinson, Dundas street. lOap TO LET, several splendid OFFICES in Universal Bond; suit professional men.—Apply Bond Dffice, Liverpool street. 22m ■pOLET, Gladstone Terrace, Melville street, Six X Rooms; Cairns' Terrace, Four Rooms; excelent Houses; retired situation; reduced rents. 12ap TO LET, from April 1, the BALLARAT PAWNOFFICE, Princes street; established 24 years; sxtensive connection.—Apply to D. M. Spedding. JRt TTTELLINGTON.—A Lady has one or two VV LARGE ROOMS (Furnished), with exclusive use of sitting-room, to LET. The Terrace.— kpply this paper; or Box 16, Wellington. 17ap TO LET, those centrally-situated OFFICES in the Colonial Bank Buildings presently occupied by the Colonial Insurance Company.—John Reid and Son, High street. 27m TOO TO 14 2 PRIN CES STREET. TO LET OR FOR SALE, Those Elegant, Commodious, and Centrally-situated BUSINESS PREMISES lately occupied by Leslie, Lane, and Dobie, consisting of Three Flat 3 and extensive Cellarage, with Hydraulic Lift to streetlevel. Frontage 59ft, by an average depth of about 60ft. Eminently suited for a first-class Grocery, Ironmongery, or Boot Warehouse. If neceßsary, the Shops and Flats can be divided off to suit tenants. For full particulars apply LESLIE, LANE, DOBIE, and CO., 30m Albert Buildingß. Board and Residence. QUPERIOR HOME, for One Gentlemen enly, in kj High street.—Particulars at Marshall's, chemist, Princes street. 20ap TCU.MILIES Visiting Dunedin will find SUPEJ? RIOR ACCOMMODATION at ST. CLAIR. For address apply Wilkinson and Pettit. 17ap KS WELLS has ACCOMMODATION for a few Boarders, Ladies or Gentlemen; every convenience.—Gladstone House. Moray place. 19ap RIVATE HOME for Gentlemen -, also. FURNISHED APARTMENTS for Families. Baths, piano. Terms moderate.—Beresford House, George street. lflap SUPERIOR BOARD and RESIDENCE (Private Family) for a few Ladies or Gentlemen.—For address apply at Hall's, confectioner; under Grand Hotel. ' 7ap PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT for Gentlemen and Families.—Mrs James, Albion House, King street (opposite Northern Recreationground). Suitable Accommodation for Ladies and Gentlemen visiting Dunedin. Tramears constantly passing. 16ap GL I F T O N HO U S E, High street. Mrs HAWKINS having PURCHASED this Wellknown BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, begs to inform her old friends and the public that ehe intends keeping up her reputation as a caterer, and hopes by studying the comfort of her visitors to obtain a fair sharet of patronage. The house is five minutes' walk from Post-office, and contains Dining, Drawing, and Smoking Rooms, Private Suites for Families, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hot nnd Cold Shower-baths, Lawn Tennis, Gymnasium.—Terms moderate. • ' 10ap Jewellers. THATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES. For First-class Reliable and Durable Watches, go to practical men who import their Watclise direct from the Manufacturers and know what they sell. G. and T. YOUNG, 80 Princes street, DUNEDIN; TIMARU and OAMARU, Have had a long experience as Practical Watchmakers, having been established in Dunedin for 21 years. They obtained First Prize for their Watches at the New Zealand Exhibition 1865, and have all along sold the very Best Class of Watches to be obtained in the Old Country. No better can be purchased from the first houses in London. Many people liere seem to be led away by gushing advertisements, and purchase inferior Watches at what they think cheap prices, when in reality the price is ample for the quality sold. G. and T. YOUNG hitherto have never kept those cheap inferior Watches, as in the long run they are neither satisfactory to the Beller or to the purchaser For a Cheap Reliable Watch, G. and T. YOUNG recommend the Genuine Waltham Watches ; and they here state that it is a well-known fact that the Waltham Watch Company have no Retail or other Special Agents in New Zealaud or anywhere else • that they(G. and T. YOUNG) Buy for Cash from the Waltham Company direct, and that they Sell the Waltham Watches as Cheap as any House in the Colony. For a Better Watch they recommend their SUPERIOR ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES, with extra-heavy silver cases—prices £6 to £10. These are all Made Specially to our own Order, with the latest improvements, and are Guaranteed for Two Years. Inspection of their MAGNIFICENT STOOK is Respectfully Invited. G. and T. YOUNG undertake tho Repair of all kinds of Watches and Clocks; they employ Firstclass Workmen, and the work iB executed with despatch and at the Lowest Remunerative Prices