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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15301, 15 November 1911, Page 1 (Supplement)

BualnMa AdvtrtlMmenta. TOWERS'S ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL. (first Hotel through the Cutting). - W TOWERS wishes to intimato to now . • arrivals, and parties returning from * tho diggings, that thoy will find Grit-class , ACCOMMODATION, combined with moderate ' chargos. 5 Private Sitting and Bedrooms. Chops, Steaks, Soup, &c., any hour between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. ' GOOD STABLING. 2 300 J JENK INS' l ( (Originally from Wellington.) BOARDING HOUSE, Moray-Place, Donedin. R JENKINS begs to inform his frionds • from Wellington that ho has commenced Business in tho abovo line, wliero ho_ hopes to meet with patronage from all his friends. Moray Place, Duncdin, Nov. 14. 7 30c WATSON'S UNIVERSAL CAFE & RESTAURANT, WALKER STREET. Chops CofTco Steaks Tea . Ham Eggs always ready 1 Hot Joints and Soups from 12 a.m. till 4 p.m. I 9 30c /ERATED WATERS AND BITTERS. J If You Want J summon boots axd shoes, JUST PAY A VISIT TO THE QU E E N'S BOOTMAKER. WILLIAM SIMPSON has rccoived per " Pladda" from Glasgow, a splendid assortment of BOOTS and SHOES of every description, suitable for tho season, which lie is determined to sell at very reasonable prices. ; All these Goods W'arruuttil. A numbor of EMPTY TRUNKB on , hand for Sale. * 10 30c AUSTRALASIAN PRIVATE HOTEL. MACLAGOAN-STREET, IJUNEDIN. ALBERT GRIFFITHS (late Providoro and Chief Steward to the Gcclojig, Adelaide, and Sydney steamers) begs to intimato that he . has leased the abovo Premises for tho accommodation of the public. STABLING. TH E ALBION FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN. rriHE ACCOMMODATION offered at this X Hotel is unsurpassed ill tho Colony, combining the freedom of a Hotel, with tho comforts of an English Homo. ll i'ucj, Spirit! ami Cigars o/ the best quality. £o_7B DAVID ADAM, Princes-street, Opposite the Barracks, HAVING completed a First-class OVEN, and engaged an experienced Baker, is prepared to supplv Families, Hotels, and Boarding-houses witli an article of first quality. Tho Van will tako broad to any part of the town daily. Marriago Cakes made to order. A constant supply of Teas, Coffees, Jams, Pickles, and Oilmen's Stores, all of best brands. Just Arrived ex "Omeo" and "Oscar,'' Sheaths and Knives, Picks, Dishes, Billies and Pannikins, Spades and Shovels. Also, an assortment of Baskctwaro, Cups and Saucers, Chamber Sets, Shoo Brushes, and a i general variety of goods in tho general lino too numerous to partieularizo in an advertise- ! ment. ; ADAM'S STORE, Opposite the llarrnchs, 40 30c ! [circular.] 15, Princes-street, [ Duncdin, sth Nov., 1861. Messrs. tempeuley, jones, & co. beg to intimate to the Public that they j have established themselves in the above-men-i tioned Premises as GENERAL MER- • CHANTS, CUSTOMS. CARRIERS, LAND, • ESTATE, ami COMMISSION AGENTS; and that they arc prcnared to receive consignments and forward Goods to the DIGGINGS, the neighbouring Colonies, and all parts of I the world. They will also undertake the Purchase of Property, the Letting and Selling of ; Houses, and advance money on all Goods and 3 Property entrusted to them for immediate . Sale. 24 30c I s REGISTRATION OF DOGS. ' ALL Persons owning or maintaining dogs ' which liavo not been registered at tho s Office of the Clerk to tho Bench, Duncdin, or Qat tho Office of,any other Clerk to tho Bench ? in tho Province, are liablo in very serious ' penalties. All dogs, being six months old, arc required to bo registered annually on tho Ist o day of April. The constabulary force are the prosecutors and informants undor the "Dog Nuisance Ordinance." Duncdin, November 12, 1861. 35 78