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Otago Witness, Issue 489, 13 April 1861, Page 1

ALEXANDER'S FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKERY, G EOROE- STE E E T, DUNEDIN. MORAY |Sj| HOUSE, STUART STREET. /COMFORTABLE BOARD and LODGING v_y on reasonable terms, at a weekly rate ; or they can be served with 'Breakfast at 8 a.m., Dinner at 12 noon, and Tea at 5 p.m., daily. ALEXANDER MILLER, Proprietor. SPRINGBANK INN, EAST TAIERI, Half-way between Dunedin and Taieri Ferry. \ A. CALLANDER BEGS to apprise the Inhabitants of the East Taieri and neighbourhood, that he has opened the above First-class and Commodious Inn ; and hopes, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. THE WINES AND SPIRITS Are of the best quality, and the stock will be kept supplied from the best brands procurable in ! the Province. Good Stabling, with a Secure Paddock. W. ILES, BADDLER, HARNESS-MAKER, &c, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. MR. A. MONILAWS, Civil and Mining Engineer, Authorised Surveyor, DUNEDIN. ORDERS left -with Mr. Robert Hurray, Confectioner, Rattray-street, will meet with prompt attention. MESSRS. WILSON & GOW, Lathers and Plasterers, BEG to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin and the neighbourhood that they have Commenced Business, and are prepared to undertake any work in the above line that may be entrusted to them. Roman and Portland Cement ■work executed in the best style. Orders left with Mr. Patekson, No. 1, Walkerstreet, or at Mr. Milne's, Painter, will receive prompt attention. GEORGE COOPER, BLACKSMITH, HEAR THE STORE, OTANOMOMO, MOLYNEUX, BEGS to announce that he has commenced Business as above. Horses Shod, tfc. DAVID MARR, COOPER, PORT CHALMERS, BEGS respectfully to thank the Inhabitants of Port Chalmers, and Vicinitj', for the Liberal Patronage bestowed on him since commencing Business, and hopes, by strict attention to Orders, and Moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of their favours. JAMES MUIR, Mason, Bricklayer, and General Jobber, STAFFORD STREET. (Near Maitland Street.) Chimneys Swbpt, Orders left at Mr. James Paterson's Baker, Walker-street, will be punctually attended to. BLUFF HARBOUR. LONGUET & O'TOOLE, General Merchants, Custom Houce., Jjand And Commission Agents. RTJNHOLDERS, Settlers, and Masters of Vessels supplied with Stores and Goods of every description. Produce and Merchandise landed and warehoused for shipment or otherwise. Intending settlers arriving at the Bluff may on application at the office inspect the Maps of the Province, and of the Townships of Invercargili and Campbelltown, and obtain full particulars of all Runs and Stock, and Town and Country Sections, for sale in the South. HENRY FRANCE, Auctioneer, Commission Agent, and General Storekeeper, OAMARU AND OTEPOPO. If You Want Superior Boots 111^5 And Shoes, Just pay a visit to the Queen's Bootmaker. WILLIAM SIMPSON HAS received per " Pladda" from Glasgow, a splendid assortment of BOOTS and SHOES of every description, suitable for the season, which he i» determined to sell at very reasonable prices. All these Goods Warranted. A number of EMPTY TRUNKS on hand for sale. PtOWLAND T. DOSSETT, Carpenter, Builder, and Undertaker, CORNER OF GEORGE STREET, Adjoining the Hospital. Shingling done in a superior and expeditious Style. LEATHER AND GRINDERY WAREHOUSE, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, (opposite thb barbacks.) TI/fESSRS. BRIDGMAN, PEARDON, & ITA CROOKS, beg respectfully to inform the Bootmakers, Saddlers, and Public generally of this Province, that they have commenced Business as above, and to state that any orders with which they may be favoured will meet with their best attention. The stock of Sole, Kips, Calf, Kangaroo, Harness, and other Leathers, will be found to be of the best description, and strictly moderate in price. Their Melbourne House, importing direct from London, will enable them to kepp a constantly fresh supply of the best French and English Leafhec oa hand. The highest w&rhetprke given for ffiJes.