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Otago Witness, Issue 528, 11 January 1862, Page 1

J. 8. DOUGLAS, LATE J. MAC ANDREW & CO.'S Accountant, Ship and General Commission Agent, Office-No. 2, Mercer's Buildings, CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND PRINCES STRE [a CARD.] J. DANIELS & CO., (Late of Melbourne,) AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. 291 [Circular.] MORSE & ORBELL, Auctioneers AND COMMISSION AGENTS, SHEEP, CATTLE, STOCK, & STATION SALESMEN. TTAVING entered into Partnership as ■*-*- above, we beg to solicit support, arid ia doing so desire to impress the fact that it shall be our study, in carrying out those different branches of business, to give every satisfaction. InstrHctions will be strictly adhered to, and prompt "returns made fo/ all sales ejected We are Purchasers of Fat Stock, both Sheep and Cattle, delivered within the Province of Otago. Dunedin, 16th October, 1861. 897 SEA BATHING. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The New Township of BRI6H T O N . AS the Metropolis of the Province of Otago" is at present without its Watering Place, it is proposed to lay out a Township contiguous to THE ONLY SAFE SALT WATER BATHING PLACE within a ride of Town, and to submit the Sections - to Public competition. The map of the new Township will be completed in the course of a few days, and full particulars can be had at the office of the Agents, MORSE & ORBELL, Princes-street. NOTICE. ~~" To Shi2)ow7iers, Captains, Shippers, Consignees, §*c. MESSRS. THOMAS NORTON & CO., of Dunedin, Ship Brokers, Shipping, Custom House, and Commission Agents, wish it distinctly to be understood that they arc not in any wavebnnected with the Finn of Thomas Norton & Co., 01 Melbourne, who, we believe, are now engaged 111 a similar business to ourselves. And we further wish it to be known, that in transacting business with Melbourne and other Houses we are only responsible for orders bearing the signature of our firm, Dunedin. • 6 THOMAS NORTON & CO., Shipping Office, Jetty: Stores, High-street, Dunedin. We would most respectfully call the readers' attention to the columns ot the Otago Daily Times, published previous to this date, for this as well as oth»r advertisements of ours. GEORGE SHAND, BAKER, IJIiiGS to inform his numerous Friends and n7Avc^ ram tlmt he has re s««»ed Business rathe IRON STORE, PRINCES STREET, erected on tha site of his former Premises, lately destroyed by fare, where he will continue to supply BREAD and Other Articles of the best quality. TO UP-COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND DIGGERS. TIMOTHY STEPHENSON & CO., Commission, General, & Forwarding Agent* Walker-street, Opposite Dalgety, Rattray, & Co. 135 53« Most Direct Route to the Diggings, via West Taieri. ! milE undersigned begs to inform parties ■*- about to visit the Tuapeka Diggings that they can be supplied with all the, necessary outfit, &c, at his store, consisting of— Groceries, Flour Picks, Shovels, Spades, Axes Tomahawks, Wash Dishes, Billies Frying Pans, Kettles, Tents, Rugs Blankets, Mole Trowsers, Pea Jackets Shirts, Drawers, Hose, Canvas Sluices, Timber. &c, &c. Note. — Goods can be bought at Dunedili] prices, thereby saving labour and cartage, and/ it being the most direct road to the Diggings, parties are requested to examine the Stock" W. A. B. MACINTOSH; West Taieri, July 16. 22 ARCADE! ARCADE 7i ' ~ •TNTENDING occupiers of Shops in the A»X cade, now in course of Erection in Highstreet, Dunedin, are respectfully informedthat ' Levy Brothers, 24, Bourke-street, Melbourne a is the only House in the Australian Colonies 1 where a General Assortment of British ''am Foreign FANCY GOODS, suitable for Bazaars, i can be obtained. To persons unacquainted .with the nature of the Goods required for commencing " a Fancy Business, Messrs. L. B. beg to offer their assistance in selecting r.Stock ; and from their " long experience, gained during several yeaitf I.'1 .' re£ ■ sidence in the Queen's Arcade, Melbourne, ate> enabled to prevent then? Patrons from purchasing such Goods as would prove unsaleable. Catalogues forwarded on application. , • ■ Orders receive immediate attentiOu. <■ LEVr BROTHERS, 808 24, BOURKE- STREET, MeLBOXT«NB. "; SADDLERY! W^Hjj SADDLERY! Messrs. Fraser & Graiig&f 1 HAVE ON SALE AT THEIR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ■ -......- SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, "\ Princes-street, DrjNEDnni ' "' '- 'V' THE following articles ,of SADDLERY- AND ;' HARNESS:— . :",<^,.. f Ladies' and Gent's Saddles „ j i,' v ',. " Pack do. do: d , ttr ii .: ,\ Pelham, Weymouth, Bush and Snaffle Bridltt ■ Hunting Breastplates and Martingales ' ' Patent Felt and Kersey Saddle Cloths ' - j Ladies' and Gent.'s Whips, Gold' and Silnr Mounted; ' " •'■ > t > »- > „ ;. Spurs, German Silver and Plated )( ''■ - Bits, &c. &c. - Glasgow and Dunedin-madfe Cart Harness German Silver and Brass Motmted'^ti^aa^ and Plough Harness ' % - .1■? r \ Gig and Mrirket Cari'Harness ■ •'• ■ ■ - - Spare Collars ''••', Bridles, Electro-plated and Brass-Mountei Cart and Waggon Whips, Kangaroo and Horse-hide^ Thongs Diggers' Belts, Knife Sheaths Gold Bags, Money Belts ' •' ■ ' ;>• : Portmanteaus and Carpet Bags' ; > Show Bridles 1 - >: 1 ■ - f -y^A ,-m, Breaking Tackle - - Horse Sheets and Clothing " ■•> V ~j\ w -H r Bullock Harness of all description ' <-.i.i0.',l" < jb)«t N.B.— Saddles made to Order on to&Siafiy^ • ' " ""the flhortes r'o'sjsiblti Nytl& > COUNIKY SXQKEKESPBBS SOTTOMb'^^I^SI"