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Otago Witness, Issue 420, 17 December 1859, Page 1

INVERCARGILL. ROYAL i^^&^^&2 hotel JOHN G. HUGHES TTAS much pleasure in announcing that the NEW ROYAL HOTEL is now completed, -*--*- and that he has OPENED the same for Public Accommodation. THE HOTEL Is very Commodious, consisting of— A Large First-cl'Vss Dining Room, A Private Sittih^ Room, and Thirteen comfortable Bedrooms. He can make up in all between Thirty and Forty Beds. The SECOND CLASS consists of— A Bar, Tap, and Bagatelle Rooms, with corresponding Sleeping Apartments. THE STABLE Has Ten Stalls and a Loose Box, Completed on the most approved principle, and under the management of an experienced Ostler. J. G. IT. feels bound to thank his Patrons for the support they have given him in the Premises lately occupied by him, where, he must confess for want of accommodation, he could not afford that comfort which it has always been his wish to give. He being now in a position to render every comfort that can be expected in a First-class Hotel, would respectfully solicit a share of public support, being confident that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit the same. Invercargili, Bth July 1859. "" JOHN MOLLISON, A®® l iFI](D8IISB!& Ml© ©BEISBMi [ffISIESaMS^ PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, HAS Received, ex " Alpine," a Splendid Assortment of Tailors'. Milliners', and DHrssMAKERs 1 FURNISHINGS; Also, a Variety of FANCY GOODS, GENERAL DRAPERY, and GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING, Consisting of — GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. FANCY GOODS. Gents' Angola Tweed Coats, 200 paiis Tweed, Doe- Blac>1 ' an & Coloured Fringe from i inch to 3 inches, skin, and Worsted Cord and Mole Trowsers ; Lndies' Black and White Lace Falls, Sewed MusBlack Cloth, Tweed and Fancy Vests; Blue Serge lin Sleeves and Oollnrs, Silk Scarfs, Bonnet RiUShirts, Guernseys, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs- Dons > Plain an(l Fancy Sarsnet, Ttitto, all colours wool Pants and Vests; Men's and Boy's Felt and widths Silk Velvet Ribbon, Children's Sewed Hats and Caps, Indiarubber and "Web Braces, R o°<?s and Fiock Bodies, Children's Wool and Silk and Satin Neck Ties, Beaufort Ties, Black Cashmere Hoods, Artificial Flowers, French and and Fancy ditto, Men's and Boy's Dress, Reaatta, Common (Orange Blossom, Jessamine, Lily of the and Jean Shiits; Gents' Black, Coloured, and Valley, Ac), Ladies' White, Black, and Coloured White Kid Gloves; Gents" Hiding and strong Kid Gloves ; L-idies' and Misses' Silk and Cotton Cloth Glo\es, Crimean Shirts, and Shirting in the Di . tt0 > Edgings, Blonds, Muslins, Window Curweb ; Gents" Linen Collars and Leather Belts, tains, Ladies' Work and Perfume Boxes, Cambric Gents" Pocket Handkerchiefs coloured and white. Handkerchiefs, S : lvor Thimbles, Side and Back Combs, Hair Brushes, and Dressing Combs. DRAPERY GOODS. One case Small Wares, too various to give in de12 dozen Ladies' Fancy Dresses, various styles and tail, but consisting of every thing in general depatterns— one half Flounced newest styles; m'and in the colony. Ladies' Black Silk nnd Velvet Mantles, splendid One bale Alloa. Yvrm, all shades. Shawl Mantillas Black and Coloured Silk and On(I bale Checked Tweeds various. \ elvel m the web. Black Glaog Silk in the web. •,-. , , T . /-. different qualities ; Ladies- Fancy and Brocaded One bale Loxgclotiis and Counterpanes. Silk Dresses, French Merino, Coburgs, Lustres, One bale Wax Cloth (patterns), in fancy woods, Alpaca, Gala Plaids for Dresses, Dress Winseys, &c , with centres. Plain, Striped, and Checked ; Drugget, Plain and Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes in great variety. ISIUU W | elS i h ;To L dTn a i h u G r1?"r 1 ?"" 018 al i7^ h8 ' An i ved per » Avonvale," a splendid assortment of OttOn Boys a P nd Girl, .tro^Booi made to order. HOSIERY. Old Stock on hand, which will be Sold Cheap, being Alloa and Aberdeen Hose and Half-Hose ; Men's Winter Goods :—: — Cotton, Merino, and Lambswool Hose and Half- Ladies' Cloth Mantles, Tourists' ditto, Children"s Hose, Ladies' Cotton. Lambswool, and Merino ditto, Children's Dresses, Strong Winsey Riding Hose; Boy's and Girl's Hosiery in great variety. Boas, Ladies 1 and Misses' Wool' Polkas. Always on hand, a General Assortment of GROCERY GOODS, which will he sold at the lowest remunerating profits. J. M. would invite inspection of his STOCK; the whole having been bought for cash, from some of the best houses in Glasgow, and the Goods having arrived in splendid condition, he is determined to sell on Small Profits, to ensure a quick return. Terms: — Accounts rendered at the end of auery three months, namely, January, April, July and October.

THOMAS REDPATH, MOLYNEUX, HAS Now the following ARTICLES for SALE :— Tea, Sago, Rice, Oatmeal, Split Peas, Mustard Ground and Cayenne Pepper, Curry Powder Salt, Starch, Thumb Blue, Salad and Castor Oil Table and Raspberry Vinegar, Pickles, Currants Raisins, Washing and Baking Soda, Mixed Spice Cloves, Ground Ginger, Nutmegs, Confections Scents, Essences, Writing Papers, Envelopes Steel Pens, Pencils, Hair and Horse Brushes Tobacco Pipes, Lucifer Matches, Tumblers Toilet Sets, Basins, Jugs, Plates, Mustard Pots Pepper Casters, Salt Cellars, Candlewick Turpentine, Whitening, Linseed Oil, Sulphur Coal and Stockholm Tar, Stew and Frying Pans Kettles, Camp Ovens, Round and Oval Pots Girdles, Gridirons, Pannikins, Bread Trays Knives and Forks, Spoons, Brass Candlesticks Milk Skimmers, Corn Sacks, Reap Hooks A.merican Axes, Spades, Grub and Dutch Hoes Potatoe and Hay Forks, Plough and Cart Ropes Plough and Bullock Chains, Tubs and Buckets Butt and T Hinges, Pit and Cross-cut Saw Files Hand Saws, Nails, Augers, Pocket Knives Scissors, Hammers, Sail and Packing Needles Bridles, Headstalls, Martingales, Cruppers Valise Pads. Moleskin, Cord, Tweed, and Canvas Trowsers, Blue Shirts, Red and Striped do. Shirting, Print, Brown Holland, Derry Bed Tick, Overcoats, Watertight Boots. Articles not on hand will be procured for those ordering them. Parties ordering Goods from me through others are requested to do so in writing. DISCOUNT GIVEN FOR KEADV MONEY. Attendance at the Store every TUESDAY and FRIDAY front 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the following persons have been authorised to lodge informations against any one cutting Timber without a License :—: — William Jaffbey, for East Taieri Bush Reserve. Francis M'Diaemid, for West Taieri Bush Reserve. The Penalty for cutting Timber without a License is any sum not exceeding £50. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissoner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, Ist February 1859. IMMIGRATION. AN ADDITIONAL SUM having been voted by the Provincial Legislature of the Province, for promoting Immigration from GREAT BRITAIN TO OTAGO, Parties wishing to get out their friends are requested to make immediate application to that effect. Printed copies of the form of application may be had at this Office. By Order, JOHN LOGAN, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, 18th November, 1858.

ENTIRE NEW STOCK. W. SIMPSON, BOOTMAKER TO A dj| HER MAJESTY THE |^^ QUEEN, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, BEGS to announce that he has just returned from Melbourne, where he has selected a Splendid ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, for cash, which he is now Selling at the lowest remunerative prices. The following will be found of first-rate quality and workmanship :—: — Men's Enamelled Napoleon Boots Fine do. do. Thigh do. do. Men's Grain do. Colonial lace-up do Boys' do. do. Short Wellingtons Men's Watertights Youths' do. Men and Women's Grain Leather Slippers Do. do. Carpet do. •Do. do. best do. Do. do. patent Cordovan Stout do. Do. do. Seal Slippers Do. do. patent calf do. Cashmere Elastic Boots Kid Boots Children's Strap do. Patent Seal do. Morocco Boots Cordovan Seal Boots Patent Shoes Ladies' Satin Boots — " Queen's own" Do. black and white Satin Slipper 3 Black Kid Slippers Patent Shoes Children's Morocco do. Do. Leather Boots Ladies' and Children's Cloth Boots N.B. — A large supply of Grindery of every description. Hair and Cork Soles. A quantity of Empty Trunks for sale. FOR SALE, JG. MARZETTI & SONS' SUPERIOR • PALE ALE AND PORTER. YOUNG & M'GLASHAN, Agents. CAUTION. IN Consequence of the numerous Piracies upon this old and favourite brand by persons making use of Fictitious Ldbels, Messrs. J. G. Mauzctti and Sons have adopted the use of Betts' Patent Metallic Capsule, and none of their Beer is Genuine unless the Cork is wired and covered with the Capsule. CHURCH LANDS TO BE LET, TO BE LET, for a term of years, TOWN, ,_,„ SUBURBAN, and RURAL SECTIONS. Apply to ROBT. CHAPMAN, Factor to the Church Trustees.