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Otago Witness, Issue 1155, 17 January 1874, Page 24

Business Notices. /"GEORGE YOUNG, IMPORTER, WATCHMAKER, AND JEWELLER, Princes street, Dunbpin, Begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally, that he has on hand a very large and well assorted Stock of Goods, selected by a buyer of great experience and taste. His Goods are all purchased for Cash, and direct from the Best Manufacturers in the Home Country, thus avoiding all the Wholesale or Intermediate Profits. And he conducts his business in the Most Economical Manner, which enables him to Offer THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. THIRTY CASES NEW GOODS Juat to hand, ex Wild Deer, William Davie, and Mail Steamer, PRINCES STREET, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales.) CARRIAGE FACTORY. SOBIN AND CO., Coach Builders and Importers, OCTAGON, Have in course of construction, For Sale, And to Arrive, per Allahabad and Skimmer of the Waves, Basket Carriages Pony Phaetons Double Buggies Victoriaa Express Waggons, &c, &o. Repairs receive prompt attention. mIMB E R . 200,000 feet Red Pine. 100,000 do American Shelving and Lumber 100,000 feet White Pine 1< 0,000 do Scotch Flooring 150,000 do Kauri 50,000 do Hardwood 65,000 do 5 and 6 feet Palings 50,000 do Scotch Weatherboards 20,000 do Black Pine 20,000 do Red Pine Pickets, dressed. Also, Full assorted stocks of every description of Timber, Doors, Sashea, Corrugated Iron, Cement, Plaster of Paris, and all description of Building Material. W. ASHER and CO. STEAM SAW MILLS, Moray Place and Cumberland stkeet, BUNEDIN. THE COLONIAL SERIES of ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBOOKS is now wholly UNSECTARIAN, and comprehends a complete set of reading books, spellings, grammars, geographies, arithmetics, &c, compiled by some of the leading educationists ot the day. THOS. A. BOWDEN, Educational Publisher and Bookseller, New Zealand Educational Depository, Wellington. Sold by all Booksellers throughout the Colony. A. SLIGO, George street, 25ag Agent for Dunedin. "Berkeley, Sept. 1869. — Gentlemen, I foelita duty I owe to you to express my gratitude for the great benefit I have derived by taking 'Norton's Camomile Pills.' I applied to your agent, Mr Bell, Berkeley, for the above-named Pills, for wind in the Btomach, from which I suffered excruciating pain for a length of time, having tried nearly every roinedy prescribed, but without deriv- j ing any beneut at all. After taking two bottles of your valuable Pills, I was quite restored to my usual state of health. Please give this publicity, for tho benefit of thoso who may be thus afflicted. I am, Sir, yours truly, Henry Allpass.— To the Proprietors Norton's Camomile Pills."— [Advt.]