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GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE, PRINCES STEEET, Nearly opposite )he Barracks. D. ADAM, (Late Storekeeper to Messrs. Macandrew $ Co ) T>EGS to inform his Friends and the Public -LJ in general, that he has opened the above Premises with a First-class Stock of TEAS, COFFEES, AND GENERAL GROCERIES, and trusts, by selling none but first-rate articles, at small profits, to obtain a share of Public Patronage. L). A. has received ex " Alpine," from Glasgow, Tea, Oatmeal, Peas, P k ice, Cut rants, Tinned Saucepans, and Kettles, assoited sizes, Camp Oven«, Soda Crystals. 1 Hhd. Tieacle 1 Case Auti. Russian Brooms, a much superior article to the common hair biootn Sad Irons Ex " Prince Alfred," and " Mimmie Dike," Butter Coo'ers, Cnstal Decanteis, Camp Stools, t'Bndle Boxes, Tea T.ays, Culindeis, Wood Kdiicets, Salad Oil, Mustaid, Mixed Bai^cutt, Toilet .«>oai», Biliiaul Pipes, Ameiican Axes, Glenfield Staich, China Matting, Mole Tr'ouseis, Cubonote of Soda, Broudon's Neva Candles, Gridirons, Pen Knives, Tumbleis, Wine G asses, Red and White Heniugs, Ink, Blacking, Tobacco and Pipes I Case Biitrttinia MeUl Teapots, to be disposed of at a veiy low figure A large quantity of Toys, slightly damaged, at a mere nominal pi ice To Arrive ex " Pirate," hourly expected, Several Cases of Ciockery and General Merchandise. A supply of the best Flour and Potatoes - constantly on hand. Country orders, accompanied by a remittance or an order, will receive immediate attention. Dunedin, 13th October 1859. NOW LANDING ex AVONVALE, FROM LONDON, 'THE following amongst other GOODS, -«- too numerous to mention, for the Undersigned :—: — A large lot of Framed Engravings A lot of Picture Fiames A variety of Rosewood, Maple, and Gold Slips Telescopes, Thermometers, Concertinas Mantel-piece and Bedroom Mirrors Looking Glasses in great variety. ALSO, 5 Hhds. Refined Sugar 7 „ Ciushed do. 3 Cases Pieserved Ginger C Firkins Coik Butter 5 Half-chests Tea. ROBERT iMURRAY, Manufacturing Confectioner and Storekeeper, BATTRAY STRKKT. BRICKS. A KILN is now ready for delivery at Mr. Macandehw's Brick -field. Terms — Cash, on delivery at Kiln. OATMEAL, Ex "CHEVIOT." lAA BARRELS AYRSHIRE OATIKJKJ MEAL. JAS. M'INDOE. ON SALE, At the Premises of the Undersigned, Princes Street, Dunedin, next Mr. Sicitzer's. CAMP Ovens, Round Pots, Oval Pots, Goblets, Tea Kettles, Glue Pots, Fiying Pciiis, Gii dips, Banow Wheels, with Axle-, He , complete, Fire Dogs, Weights, S.ul Irons, Boilers, Knmcr Wheels and Pinions, Tie.ule, Salt, Sml.i Ciystals, Whiting, Blacking in bottles, Bath Biicks, St.utti, Bottle Was, Windsor Soap, Door Mrtts, P n.ifHti Lamp*, Shoe, Sciubbing, and other Blushes, Fmnituie Polish, Ajr-ite Powder, fur cleaning Knives, &c, 3-Bushel Bigs, Te.i Trays, Tea Spoons, (elec-tro-plated nnd Britannia Metal), Britannia Meial Table Spoons, T-ible Knives and Folks, Butchers', Shoemakers', and Pocket Knives, Turnip Hoes, Scotch Axes, Cross-cut and Kipping Si«s, A-c. &c. JAMES M'INDOE. CIRCULAR SAW MILL. 'PIIE Subscriber has on Sale a Saw Mill, with Two Circular Saws, Driving Drums, Spindles, &c, complete. Also — • A TURNING LATHE, 9 inches Head, Steel Journals and Brass Bushes, with Back Speed, Rest, 2 Chucks, 3 Catclic, Bolts, &c, complete. A Boring Cramp, Brace, Die Stock, Taps, and Chucks. # JAMES M'INDOE: Commission Merchant and Auctioneer. AUSTRALIAN COOKfNG STOVE. FOR SALE, «a first-class Cooking Stove, suitable for a large Family or Hotel. To be seen at the premises 6f JAMES M'INDOE. TO CARPENTERS. A FIRST-RATE Assortment of Cross-cut. Ripping, and Tenor Saws Spokeshaves, Saw Files, Augers On Sale at the premises of JAS. M'INDOE. COFFEES ! COFFEES ! ! Coffee Roasting ana Grinding. npHE Subscriber begs to intimate to the A Trade, that he is preparing to RO4ST and GRIND COFFEES at his NEW STORE, HIGH STREET, and in a few days he will be able to Execute Orders. JAS M'INDOE. High-street, Nov. 24, 1859. JAMES X HOOD, MERCHANT TAILOR, AND GENERAL DRAPER, MAOLAGGAN STREET, ("Nearly Opposite the Club,) DUNEDIN, HAS always on hand a Large and Fashionable Assortment of the best and most durable Jtinds of Cloth for Gentlemetts Coats, Breeches, Trou' sers. and Vests, which he is prepured to make up to order, ir required, in ONE DAY'S NOTICE! and to those who cannot afford to wait that time, he has a good Assortment of the best Home made Clothing which he will sell at the most moderate prices in town, and a General Stock of Dra~ pery Goods on the same favourable terms. INSPECTION AND COMPARISON INVITED. ARRIVED PER " SEBASTIAN," TWO TONS LONDON SOAP 6 Dozen Brass Preserving Pans 6 Cases Salad Oil 10 Cwt. White Rope 5 „ Tarred do. 6 Casek Narbonne Honey JONES & WILLIAMSON.

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Otago Witness, Issue 421, 24 December 1859, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Witness, Issue 421, 24 December 1859, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Witness, Issue 421, 24 December 1859, Page 6

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