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Otago Witness, Issue 490, 20 April 1861, Page 2

, PATRONISED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF NEW ZEALAND. PARK jpgips^^ LONDON STREET, DIHsTEDIK, (Fifteen minutes walk from the Post Office.) j T^AMTLIES and Gentlemen visiting Dunedin are respectfully informed that, at the aboveX. named pleasantly situated Establishment, every care is taken to furnish the guests with the quietude and comfort of an English Home. The scenery and walks around are delightful, and the Gardens are always well Stocked. GOOD STABLING. ■ IP You Want Value for Your Money in the BOOT or SHOE Line, call at C. M. FAIR WEATHER, BOOTMAKER, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. ggf- OBSERVE THE SHOP— Next Mr. Hogg's, Watchmaker, Rattray Street. FIRST-GLASS PRACTICAL BOOTMAKER, THOS. P. ADAI, * CORNER OE GEORGE-STREET, OPPOSITE THE HOSPITAL. r 77* VERY Description of BOOTS made to measure, including the LADIES' SPRINGJUJ SIDE MILITARY BOOT. T. F. A. invites inspection of his large and varied STOCK-IN-TRADE. Orders executed from, and sent to, all parts of the Country. AUSTRALIAN HOUSE. STATIONERY, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY REPOSITORY, , (Nearly Opposite the Oriental Bank), PRINCES STREET. > ___________ GEORGE CASPER TJESPECTFULLY announces having OPENED the above Establishment with an 1 Jl\) Assortment of Goods suitable to the various branches of his Business, the same having been carefully selected and imported expressly for this Market, and among which will be found — Horn, Shell, Gutta Percha, and other Combs Copying Press, complete '» Hair, Nail, Tooth, Crum, and Cloth Brushes A choice collection of Engravings from the Art Looking Glasses, Perfumery, Puff Boxes Union 1 Vase, Toilet, and other very handsome ornaments A choice collection of Crayon and other Drawings Cutlery, Playing Cards, Cribbage and Draft by Jullien and others Boards Also, a small assortment of Clocks, of the best Portmonies, Pocket, Memorandum, and Scrap manufacture, to which G. C. especially ' Books invites attention, each having been carefully Albums, Ladies' Desks, Papeterie, &c , &c. examined, and will be warranted for correct . Novels, School, Historical, and Prayer Books performance, varying from 10s. each. Children's do. do. » G. C. being desirous of establishing himself in Dunedin and surrounding districts, will use every exertion to win the confidence of the Residents ; and to ensure this object he will sell Good Serviceable Articles at a most Moderate Profit, and confidently hopes so to deserve patronage and support. 1 Closed from Friday Evening until Saturday Evening at dusk. ALL BOOKS SOLD AT PUBLISHING PRICES. The Highest Pbice Given for Second-hand Books. MELBOURNE HOUSE, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. tf riIHE Undersigned begs leave to state that, the Public at large of Dunedin and surrounding -*- Districts having so well appreciated his method of Business (viz., small profits with quick . returns, and no credit), be is now enabled to make further llednctions in his List of Prices, which he is satisfied will defy competition, and till now unheard of in New Zealand. a THOWSERS. HOSIERY. J £ s. d. £ s. d. £- s. d. £ s. d. Tweeds assorted l from 0 12 oto 1 1 0 Cotton Half-hose 0 0 6to 0 1 6 ' As ?° I rte , cl / ? a " c y Tl ' OWBer9 - ° * 6 ° 01 ? G Lambswool 0 1 6to O 3 0 . Bedford Cords.... 018 oto 1 8 0 MlUtary 0 1 6to 0 2 6 Shepherd's Plaul 06 6to 1 1 O Aberdeen 0 0 9to 0 2 6 Moleskin, stitched and taped 0 6 6to 0 9 0 r> rpv W(W(1 n 1 ntn o 2 fi w?^n*n Conls s I ;?s 10 ! R^tSSS. :::::::::::::::::::: S I 2t°S i $ w"*S I « o ll° 0U 6 Lambswool Drawers 0 4 6to 0 6 6 2 w? 1 "^ 2 ,« ° 5 6 Cotton ditto 0 3 oto 0 5 0 , Black Doeskin 0 2 6 to 1 8 0 Flannel ditto 0 3 6 to 0 5 6 1 IS^^^:::::::::::::: S S Z£! ! 2 ° Worsted Cords 0 13 0 to 0 18 0 mcX Tl£s AND ANKS# VESTS. Beaufort Ties 0 0 9 to 0 3 6 Tweed Vesfs , O 6 6 to 0 12 6 Silk Neck Squares O 3 oto 0 6 0 Stiper Black Doe Vests O 9 6 to 0 14 0 Ditto Pocket ditto 0 2 6 to 0 6 6 Fancy Doo Vests 0 7 6 to 0 12 6 Cotton and Imitation ditto. 0 0 6 to 0 1 6 Mohair Vests 0 9 oto 0 12 6 White Cambric ditto O 1 oto 0 3 0 COATS. BOOTS A3D SHOES. Brighton Sacs* , 01? etol 1 o The Wellington Sad 0 14 oto 1 l o Gents* Calf Wellingtons ...0 19 oto 1 5 0 >, Black Doe, Shooting or SaC 1 5 oto 2 5 0 » Grain Napoleons ... 1 5 oto 2 5 0 :. Fancy Doe, ditto 1 0 oto 1 10 0 » Calf Bluchers 010 6toO 15 0 Shepherd's Plaid 017 6to 1 10 o » Fishing Boots ..0 15 oto 1 1 0 DoesMn and Tweed Suits... 2 2 oto3 10 0 » Calf Side Springs ... 015 oto 11 0 ' Waterproof Coats , 015 oto 1 1 0 » Watertights 012 6to 1 0 0 Ladies' Leather Boots 0 9 oto 0 II 0 SHIRTS. }j Cloth ditto 0 7 6too 12 6 f Fancy Regatta Shirts 0 3 oto 0 5 (> „ Balmoral Kid-tops... 014 otoo 19 0 White, with Linen sittings 0 4 6to 0 8 6 „ Cashmere ditto 0 6 OtoOlO 6 - Blue Serge 0 5 6 to 0 8 6 Boys' Lace-ups 0 3 6to 0 9 6 Lambswool Vests 0 4 oto 0 6 6 „ Bluchers 0 4 6 to 0 9 6 Crimean Shirts r 0 9 Oto 0 15 0 Girls' Boots O 3V3 V 6to 0 9 6 t Under Shirts ...., o 2 6to 0 4 0 Ladies' and Gents' Slippers 0 2 oto 0 3 6 ; Waterproof Gaiters 0 4 6to 0 6 6 „ Doubte-sole Shoes... 0 4 6to 0 6 0 1 Ladies' Department. DRE SSES. £ s . d. £ s. d. £s. d. £ .s. d. Long Cloth 0 0 3£ to 0 0 9i ■ 1 ,5 JSSIJ S >?■—« » ***»»« English and French Silks... 1 17 6to 10 10 0 ColJur g s ° * 0 to 0 1 8 Balzarine o 9 6 to 0 15 0 Orleans Cloth 0 0 10 to 0 1 8 Ready-made Mohairs. 1 5 oto 2 2 0 French Merinoes 0 2 6 to 0 4 6 - Linsey Woolsey ScarfSha'ls 0 14 oto 1 2 0 Mohair Checks 0 1 0 to 0 1 6 Ladies' Stays 4 6 otoo 12 6 nijilip O n 10 to n l fi , Straw Bonnets 0 1 oto 0 5 6 „, ° ° 10 t0 ° J 6 Tuscan ditto 0 4 6 to 0 9 6 Balzann e 0 0 6i to 0 1 0 Straw Hats 0 2 3to 0 4 6 Brown Holland 0 0 9 to 0 1 4 Tuscan ditto 0 4 0 to 0 6 6 French Flowers, per sprig 0 0 3 to 0 1 6 Real Crinoline 0 10 6 to 0 19 6 Gloves 0 0 9 to 0 4 0 An assortment of Infants' and Children's Ready-made Clothing, and Ladies' Under2 Clothing, extremely low in price. r Any article not giving satisfaction will be exchanged or the money returned within two s days. Every article marked in plain figures, from which no abatement will be made. : I. E. NATIAN, PIIOPKI ETOK. * -W This Establishment closes on Friday Evening, and re-opens at sunset on Saturday. N.l3.— Constant work for Milliners, Dressmakers, and Tailors. 1 JOHN MOLLISON, TO LET ' PRINCES STREET, "OUILDING SITES in Manse-street. Has Received, ex "Melbourne,' Apply to JAg Of\f\ Pairs of Women's and Cm,,i>W 8 JAS> PATERSON & C0 ' - O\J\J Strong. LEATHER BOOTS, ~~ ~ 1 suitable for- the Colony. T>ADDOCK ACCOMMODATION, 2 The above is the finest lot he ever imported. ,7.,, Wa W Dlst £ ct - TT A PPty to James Inspection invited. Patebson & Co., or Mr. HrirnuHN, Wakari. | They will be sold cheap for Cash. TO LET, AT WAKAKT, BUILDIDING SITES for Villas, with tm r \?t move or leas ground attached, as agreed 1 V LjLj 1 , mi) w j tn a rw , n i n g stream of water through . "I^OR a few Months as a Store or Dwelling- the ground, and firewood near at hand. J- house, that BUILDING presently occu- Apply to James Patbhson & Co., or Mr. pied by Peter Julius, Kattray-street, on and Hepburn, Wakari. after 12th April next. ' Particulars may be had at J. Mollison's, TNuunpAßriTr , Boot and Shoemaker, Rattray- street. 1W V _ Ll MONTHLY JUCTION SALE, r BRICKS! BRICKS! BY P. DALRYMPLE, [ tJOWELL & LONGWORTH are prepared ONO N the FIRST THURSDAY of every 1 JUL to DELIVER BRICKS at the Dunedin w month, at his Sale Yard, at 2 o'clock 1 Jetty, or any part of the Town, on the shortest p.m., for the sale of Horses, Cattle, &c. notice. Parties sending stock will be required to Orders for shipment or otherwise to be left at give one week's notice prior to day of sale. Smith & Marshall's, Princes-street. October 13, 1860.