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Otago Witness, Issue 488, 6 April 1861, Page 1

ABBEYLEIX HOtJSE. BOARD AND RESIDENCE; MACLACIG AN -STREET, DUKEDIN. JW. MTLLTE respectfully intimates that • having leased the above New and Commodious Promises, just elected in Maclagtfanstreet, opposite the Club, he has OPENED them as a First Class Private Hotel, where the comfort of those pnrties who may patronize it will be carefully attended to. A first-class Stable in course of erection. Dunedin, 27th July, 1860. MOERAKI BUSH ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, Half may between Tokomairira and'Durieditii near the JHoerahi Bush School. ; MR. WILLIAM ADAM begs to inform his friends and the Public generally, that he has OPENED the above House for the Accommodation of Travellers; and hopes, by cleanliness combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. .■» GOOD STABLING IS ALSO PROVIDED. NORTHERN HOTEL, OAMARU. A BAKER begs to apprise the Inhabi- • tants of Oamani and the neighbourhood, that he has opened the. above Firstclass and Commodious Hotel ; and hopes, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. THE HOUSE Comprises a large Commercial Room and Parlo\ir; thirteen excellent upstair Bedrooms, which hare been furnished with every convenience, regardless of expense. THE WINES AND SPIRITS Are of the best quality, and the stock will be kept supplied from the best brands procurable in the Province. THE CUISINE Will be under the- immediate superintendence of Mrs. Baker, with the assistance of a good Cook ; and hopes to offer, with a judicious selection of all the seasonable delicacies, a pleasing variety. THE STABLING At present consists of an excellent six-stalled Stable, and having secured a supply of the best fodder; whilst the Horses being under the immediate attendance of the Proprietor will secure for them the best attention. MBS. POBD, 5 STAYMAKER AND MILLINER, (Opposite Abheyleix House,) MACLAGGAN .STREET. Ladies' Own Materials Made «g>V * ' * < t ', J. BAMSAT, I CABINET AND CHADS MAKES, HAS REMOVED from Princes-street to Walker-street v adjoining Mr. •OBaiwes's. Every description of Furniture made to order at moderate prices. MACKIE & PHILP, Lathers and Plasterers, ,&c., . From London. ---}i f $ All Orders to be left at Kriox's Store,' Great King-street, near Knbx'CHurch. 1 DUNEDIN BOOT AND SHOE MART. WHOLESALE AND, RE'MZL^ E. K. M'LISKEY;- , BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,. RATTRAY STREET, DONflbrN, BEGS to inform the Publicjgenerally^thjpit having now completed hi - arrangements for carrying on the above TRADE in all its Branches, he hopes, by attention and,iubdei:ation of Charges, to merit a share . pf Public patronage. . ,•■''"/- IMPORTED AND COLONIAL BOQ'I'S AND SHOES ... , of the Beat Quality, consisting of— - t Ladies' best Cloth Boots Gcrnt's Wellingtons lace Short ditto Ditto, Elastic sides Balmorals Ditto, HnrmoraU Piitentdttrd" ' Ditto Patent Slipper 3 | Slippers—^s^flr^d^ * A Lar^e Assortment of Youths. Stout Laceßopti Children's Boots and Ditto * % v Shoes . ' > ' i '"'. i E. K. M. is prepared to mariufacture^B^la and Shoes of every description o%* 'the Material and Workmanship: ' "'"'/' "'' z Orders executed on the shortest notice, and <tf the Lowest possible Prices. ARCHIBALD J. RITCHIE, Bread and Bisctiit Baker, PORT'-CHALMERSI' "•'* : <n BEGS most respectfully" to intimate tq the Inhabitants of Port Chalmers- and' its vicinity, that he has Commenced the above Business on his own account, and hopes, by keeping a really good article} to itneMi a shire of public support. ',''.' [" ' ,' , ? - Shipping supplied on the shortest 1 notice. ROYAL MJUL COACH.Overland Conveyance between Dunlin Taieri Perry, Tokomairiro, and the Clutha Ferry. npHE Undersigned, having .received Jhis -*- Royal Maii. CoACH,\nade -in the home country to meet, tfie 'in^uirements of this Province, is enabled to ~ f Convey Passengers^ and Parcels With more convenience and/ k "safety".*ihan hitherto. " : .//>/„.* I * ,«I .vi - The Coach will leave the Post Office, "thutedin, every Monday, at- 1 p*M. I ;,reajching'the Taieri Ferry the same livening ; staEtingijroni there at 8 a.m. on Tuesday; reaching .the Tokomairiro at 11 ; Jea;«u^|be*e|again. a;t*l p.m., and arjivmg at* the CM^^M^rujit 6' p.m. The Return .Coach the Clutha Ferry every TriuBSDAYYat^ 1 a s .t«. l Tb the^aie-ft „ Tokomairird. ...,..,. 20s, «V at Mr. A. i ■.. '■■-■■ S**^^AMESlM€sr(EP^H|r ss£k