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Otago Witness, Issue 360, 23 October 1858, Page 4

NEW GROCERY STORE, PRINCES STREET, THOS, W. BAREINGTON BEGS leave to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin, and vicinity, that he has taken those Premises in Princes Street, being part of Mr. Switzeb's New Store, and intends opening same, on MONDAY, the 25th inst., with A General Stock of Groceries, &c, of the best quality, which he offers at Moderate Prices, and solicits a trial. Finest Black Tea, 3s. per lb. Sugars, 516.., 76.,, and Bd. per lb. Whisky — Brandy — Currants — Raisins — Rice — Barley — Split Peas — Sago — Soap — Candles, &c., &c. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, (Next Miss Sinclair's). JUST OPENED, A Large Assortment of Summer Goods. COLOURED SHOT GLACE SILKS \J Black Glace Silks Black Gros de Naples „ French Satin Brocaded Silk Diesses Flounced do. Ealzarine and Mohair Dresses Printed Muslin do. Worked White Book Muslin do. Self-coloured Barege, for Dresses Printed Cashmere, „ Oriental Checks, for Children's Dresses French De Lames, „ „ Muslins — De Lames — Coburg3 — Circassians Tartans — Ginghams — Prints Black and Coloured French Merino Ladies' Tuscan, Rice, and Dunstable Bonnets „ Beaver and Dunstable Riding Hats Misses and Children"s Colouied and White Straw Hats Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Bugles, &c, for Trimming Boys' Moire Antique, Hair, and Satin Caps „ Glengarry and Black Cloth Caps „ Felt and Straw Hats Ladies' Black Silk Velvet Mantles „ Moire Antique and Glace Silk do. „ Coloured Cloth do. Misses and Children's Cloth and Silk do. Paisley Lonjr Shawls SUk Tissue Barege Shawls Ladies' Ready-made Under-clothing Children's Dresses &c, &c, &c., The above Goods are all of the best quality, and the latest Fashions. MRS. PATERSON, Princes Street. FOR SALE, ABOUT FIFTY EWES, now Lambing, „ Ten Maiden Ewes „ Twenty Wethers, mixed ages. Apply to George Smith, Custom House. NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to Mr. James Reid, Watchmaker, (late of Stafford Street), are requested to Pay their several Amounts to the undersigned, on or before the Ist day of December next ; or legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. G. SMITH, Custom House, Agent pro James Reid. FOR SALE, fr&dk'YWO THOUSAND First-class mgj/T X EWES, deliverable at Timaru. R. & G, RHODES. jjjfr A ROOM TO LET. Apply to James lilll-^V Brown, London Street. RENDERS are invited, on or before the J- 15th November next, for the Erection of A PARSONAGE HOUSE on the ground belonging to the Church of England, in Moray Place. Plans and Specifications to be seen at Mr. Day's. Lowest tender may not be accepted. ' By order of Committee, R. L. JEFFREYS. TO STAND THIS SEASON, 1 S./^^'^Oi A Half-way Bush, Mr. &MW&m§M George Siiand's, East nV-O_Jrer a * er '' an^ r - James Good- ■*-* p alhls_byll& all's, Tokomairiro, The Draught Entire Horse, "GIANT," Terms, £2 10s. ; fees payable at time of service. The above Horse stood at Tokomairiro last season, and proved a sure foal-getter. For further particulars apply to John Graham, Half-way Bush ; George Shand, East Taieri ; James Grant, or Robert Lahore, rokomairiro. TO STAND THIS SEASON. t/®^^^ nr HE E> ™iE HORSE, jft*P&mgS . "CLYDE," fVLO^^S. w 'N S tan d the ensuing season JtJ «sfe^^^ AT MAORI RURA STATION, Mataura Plains. Pedigree to be seen on application to Robert Stuart, Esq. All care taken, but without responsibility. Fine Paddock of 3000 acres for Mares. Fee, £5, pay- ! able at time of service, PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. TO be LET, a THIRTY-ACRE PADDOCK, near the south end of Princes street, Apply to Mr. D. J. NAPIER, Dunedin.