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Otago Witness, Issue 481, 16 February 1861, Page 2

QUEEN'S ARMS TAVEH^, PRINCES || J .STREET, JB (Nearly Opposite the Barracks), DUNEDIN. J. W. FEGER ■pESPECTFULLY returns his sincere JCL thanks to the Public for the liberal support he has received since he opened the above House, and begs to inform them that, having made extensive alterations in the premises, he is enabled to give accommodation which cannot be surpassed in Dunedin. A CHOICE SELECTION OF WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS. DUNCAN'S MILLS. FLOUR, BRAN, AND MIDDLINGS, always on Hand. Good Samples op Wheat Bought. Grists Ground at the same rates as charged hitherto. % - All Wheat left at the Mills will be at the owner's risk. RICHARD SON & YOUNG. April 27, 1860. To Settlers and Runholders. THE TOKOMAIRIRO FLOUR MILL is now OPEN for the Season for Grinding, at the Reduced Kate of One Shilling per Bushel. Good samples of Wheat purchased, and a stock of Fine Flour, Overheads, Seconds, and Bran, always on hand at Wholesale and Retail Rates. Runholders are specially requested to give notice of the quantities required, and the times most suitable for delivery, and strict attention will be paid to their orders. N.B. — All transactions for Cash, unless specially agreed upon ; and all Bags sent to the Mill to be properly marked. PETER M'GILL, . Miller. Tokomairiro Flour Mill, 4th April 1860. B. HARVEY, Cabinet and Chair Maker, STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN, (Adjoining Mr. Brotherston's"), BEGS to intimate to his numerous Mends, and the public generally, that he has Commenced Business for himself in the above line. Picture Frames, Kitchen Qhairs, and Kitchen Tables made to order. i FURNITURE FRENCH POLISHED IN FIRST-CLASS BTYLE. „ For further particulars apply at the office of this Paper. JAMES MOLLISON, BOOTMAKER, RATTRAY-STREET, BEGS respectfully to intimate to the. Inhabitants of Dunedin and surrounding country, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in that Shop lately occupied by Messrs. Mtjnuo & Murray, Bootmakers. By using the best of material and employing first-class workmen, he hopes to merit a share of public favour. J. M. has also a select stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's, & Children's Boots, which, on inspection, will be found equal to any in Dunedin. Dunedin, Jan. 9, 1861. MRS. SWAN, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, PORT CHALMERS. IN Connection with the above, Mrs. Syr an intends carrying on the DRAPERY BUSINESS, and hopes, by strict attention s and moderate charges, to receive a share of public patronage. DRESSMAKING. MISS REEVELL, Dressmaker, from M'dme Devy, Grosvenor -street, London. Ladies' own materials made up (at their owa houses if preferred). Direct — Mrs. M'Millan, Bell Hill, Dunedin. DRESSMAKING. MISS XQUNG, . • (From Edinburgh,) DRESSMAKER, At Mrs. Souness'B, High-street. ALL Orders executed with neatness and dispatch. Dresses, &c, made up at ladies' own residences if desired. ADAM BELL, Dike Builder and Ditcher. . ORDERS for the Erection of Stone Fences and Culverts, and for the Cutting of Drains and Ditches, may be left at Messrs. M'Leod and Gibson's Store, Princes-street, Dunedin. HENRY DODD, House Painter, Grainer, Sign Writer, Paperhanger, and Decorator, HAS REMOVED to his NEW PREMISES in George-street, adjoining Mr. Hood's. Work executed in Town or Country on the most reasonable terms. All kinds of Furniture Japanned. Paints sold in large or small quantities. Orders left with Mr. Hood, or Mr. Patersok, Baker, "will be immediately attended to. JOHN COUTTS, TAILOR, TAY STREET, ■pESPECTFULLY informs the Gentlemen -t*> of Invercargill and surrounding country that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS io INVERCARGILL ; and trusts, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of their support. J. C. has always on hand a good assortment of CLOTHS, which he can with confidence recommend, and which he is prepared to mak« up to order in the most improved styles. Also, a fashionable lot of Hats, Caps, Neck Ties, &c. &c, which will be sold cheapo EDWARD HARGIN, PLUMBER Aiq> TUTtPLAT^J WORKER, (Lately in the employ of. Mr 1 . Curk), TAY STREET, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of layer" cargill, and the surrounding Districts, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as above in Invercargill, where he hopes to. be favoured with a.share of public support. E, ,H. has received, per MJgtrate}"^ 'tagfe assortment of Tin-Plate, Zihc/&cA ~ : , ~ £ " N o,Ti cE, '>;" !/• lz:l z: C:. '.-*'•- DR.. WEBER,., Tokoraairiro/fiw p<**rM*' „ moved to Mr. Matheson's House* near ■ Major Croker'9.l • , , \.-\ v,-!* ' I;- -r- .' On Sundays hemay. he consulted at* borne from Bto half-past 10 turn. >* 1 : i,V i Dec.17.186Q. " s "