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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 468, 31 March 1882, Page 8

BTAVELY, AUSTIN AND 00 , WINE, SPIRIT, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, Are prepared to execute Orders for aU*"^ scriptionß of Wiaea and Spirits, in any quantities,from Turo Gallons upwards PRIVATE FAMILY TRADE. We have added to our Wholesale Business a BOTTLE DEPARTMENT for Family requirements, where the Genuine Article can be obtained in Two-gallon Demijohns or One dozen Cases, at moderate cost, every line beins guaranteed : — 6 POETS. Old Particular Tawny Special Quality Graham s 6-Diamond * . _ . Pull-bodied and Delicate 6-Grape „ Rich pi avoU r j> •» »» Good Sound Genuine Port 3 „ „ Light Dinner and Cheap Wine SHERRIES. P""»a Sandeman's Dry Amontillado Very superior, pale, and delicate ; 10 years old 6 Diamond *&> <i> <$> *$> «->. Dry ftnd Full 6 „ O <P- -&■ -<#> <$> Fraity an d a -^ _^ Ladies' Wine 1 „ <> -O O <J> Medium . Dinner 3 » <> *$> <O Dinner and i w _„ o , . Moderate Cop* Fine Old Sherriea Hocks Of every description Champagnes All Qualities and Brauda Si^ tß> D And other Br an^s Old Brandy In case and Bulk Whiskies Old Highland and other Brands WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT? Storekeepers and the Trade supplied in every requisite. New Season's Teas : Congous in Hall-Chests, Boxes, and Quarter Chests. Flavouring Teas.' Sugars : ' Company's and all Mauritius sorts. Crushed Loaf. General Gbockeies STATION STORES.* Special Attenhon will be paid to this Department, where all the usual necessaries can be obtained at the lowest market values. STATELY, AUSTIN, & CO., Wholesale Wike, Spibit, and Genbual Mebchants, Bond and Jetty streets. Dunedin, 30th November, 1880. AXE WAKATIPU STONE and monumental works. c. McCaffrey; Corner of Bond and Police streets, (Behind Gridiron Hotel), DUNEDIN. Monuments, Headstones, and Tablets, executed to any design on the shortest notice. For building and ornamental purposes the Lake Wakatipu Stone cannot be surpassed and in corroboration of this fact I can point to its having obtained First Awards at the Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions, and the only First Aveard at Dunedin. OBERT BURNS HOTEL, George sthebt North Dunedin HUGH BROSNAHAN - PROPRIETOR. (Late of Orari Hotel, Orari. Canterbury.) First-class Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. One of Alcock's Prize Billiard Tables, also a first-class Hand Ball Court, where the lovers of the game will find everything necessary to the sport. The cellars stocked with the best of ales and liquors. A good table kept, and terms moderate. H. BROSNAHAN, Proprietor. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HUGH (To UR L E V desires to inform the public ho still continues the Undertaking Business as formerly at the Establishment, corner Clark and Maclaggan streets, Dunedin. Funerals attended in Town or Country with promptness and economy.