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QLD CLUB LIVERY AND 1 BAIT STABLES, Maclaggan Strret, Dunedin, Direct'y opposite Royal Arcade. Horses, Carriages and Buggies for Hire. BARNINGHAM AND CO., Ornamental Iron Founders and Range Makers, HAVE REMOVED From Great King Street to their New Premises, Victoria Foundry, George Street (opposite Knox Church). JOHN KE NNEL LV , Coal Pit Heath Coal Yard, ATTRAY STREET WHARF. Greymouth Coal and Coke, Newcastle Coal, Kaitangata Coal, Green Island Coal. All kinds of Firewood, cat and uncut, always on band. Orders delivered to any part of City or Suburbs. JAMES MOWAT, Tailor and Importer, 75; PRINCES STREET, L>UNEDINr~ Best Materialp, Style, and Workmanship, combined with Moderate Charges. "D OBT. M. MEFFEN ** (late of the firm ©f Grieg, Meffen and Co.) begs to inform his numerous friends and the Public in general that he has started business in Frederick Street (two doors below old Knox Church,^ with a new and carefully, selected stock of Geneial Groceries, which he intends selling at the very lowest prices for Cash ; and he hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. FIRST PRIZE. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. WANTED KNOWN— ThatThomson and Co., Cordial and Liqueur Manuacturers, are the only firm in New Zealand who were awarded First Prize for Ginger Wine. TTTASTED X NO WN—That ThornTV son and Co. have received Six Awards at Melbourne Exhibition for their Manufactures. TXT ANTED KNOWN— ThatThom » v son and Co. were awarded First Prize for Raspberry Vinegar at Melbourne Exhibition , "VTEILL & CO. (LIMITED), ROND STREET, DUNEDIN, are prepared to execute IDENTS, on very, favourable terms, for every description of goods — British, Continental, American, Indian, Chinese, &c. They also n ake liberal advances on PRODUCE of any kind placed ins heir hands for shipment to Britain, , or othei markets,