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Otago Witness, Issue 360, 23 October 1858, Page 8

W. H. MONSON BEGS to thank the Inhabitants of Dutiedin for the very liberal support he has received since commencing business, and to inform them that he has taken his Brother into Partnership with him ; and the business being removed to the New Premises, will in future be carried on in the name of W. H. & F. K. MONSON, Architects and Builders, ACORN WHARF, CUMBEELAKB STREET, DUNEDIN. Drawings, Specifications, and Estimates made for parties requiring them. Work executed to any extent or amount, either in town or country, upon terms as may be agreed upon. An increased stock of Doors, Windows, and other requisites constantly oti hand, of all sizes, made of well seasoned materials, or made to order at the shortest possihle notice and at the lowest remunerative prices. Orders from the country, through the Post or otherwise, sent oft* forthwith. The trade supplied with well-seasoned materials of all descriptions and sizes. A stock of timber of all sizes constantly on sale, any lengths cut to suit. Timber of all sizes and descriptions, Shingles, &c, bought and sold on commission or otherwise. Sawyers. &c, will do well to treat with the above, the convenience for landing and stacking timber being gi eater than at any spot in Dunedin. W. H. and F. K. M. further beg to intimate, that having secured the sei vices of some first-rate workmen, they are prepared to execute ordeis for Furniture, &c, on the shortest notice, and at the lowest possible lenmnerative prices. NOTICE. THE Undersigned is now prepared to execute Surveys for private parties in all parts of the Province. GEORGE MR. PROUDFOOT, AUTHOHISEB ST7BVEYOB, MACLAGOAN STREET, DUNEDIN. JOHN CURLE, Tinplate "Worker, Glazier, and Plumber, (Opposite the Government Offices) HAS Just Received by the "Content" a Large Quantity of Table Knives and Forks Tinned Iron Table Spoons Britannia Mptal Tea do. Steel Snuffers Block Tin— lron Wire— Rosin Tacks — Hinges — Nails— -Razors in cases Galvanized Tiles for Roofing Window Sashes, glazed— Glass, all sizes I gg»T Tinware always on Hand, and made up to Order of the best material and workmanship. WILLIAM COUSTON, TIN-PLATE WORKER, (Lately in the employ of Mr. J. Curie), BEGS respectfully to announce to the Inhabitants of Dunedin and vicinity, that he has Commenced Business in the above line, in that New Building next to the shop of Mr. Perring, Watchmaker, Rattray Street; where he hopes, from past experience, moderate charges, and strict, at^ition to business, to merit a share of public $afironage. EVERT DESCRIPTION OF TIN GOODS MADE TO ORDER. Orders from the Cmmti'y punctually attended to RAINTON & WRIGHT, Bakers, Pastry Cooks, &c, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN, "DESPECTFULLY inform the Inhabitants XX of Dunedin and vicinity that they have Commenced Business as above, and trust, by strict attention to all Orders they may receive, to merit that which they solicit with confidence — the support of the Public in general. N.B. — Orders for Brides' Cakes, Fancy Breads, Ship Biscuits, &c, executed with care and despatch. NEW TAILORING & CLOTHIERY ESTABLISHMENT. ANDREW BOYES BEGS respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin that he has commenced Business as above, at his residence, Maclaggan Street, and trusts, by prompt attention to all Orders with which he may be favoured, and giving the best workmanship and materials at reasonable charges, to merit a share of public patronage. REGISTRATION OF DOGS. riIHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY WARNED i- that the Constables are now instructed to lay Informations against parties who have failed to Register their Dogs in accordance with the provisions of the Dog Nuisance Ordinance. The penalties provided by the Ordinance are £5 for not registering, and £5 for refusing to exhibit a " Registration Ticket." The Fee for Registration is 10s. for each dog, which is due and payable annually on Ist April. Parties living at a distance from JDunedin. may safely send their Registration Fejes by the Provincial Postmen ; that course has been very generally adopted by country settlers, ROBT. CHAPMAN, Clerk to the Bench. Dunedin, 9lh July, 1858.