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Otago Daily Times, Issue 143, 1 May 1862, Page 2

Auctions. AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. , WEEKLY SALE OP ADELAIDE FLOUE At the Stores of Messrs. Dai.gt.tx, Rattbay, & Co., Walker-street. WE have received instructions from the Importer to hold a Scries of Sales at their Stores, o none but first-class brands of ADELAIDE FLOUR and to place the first lot on each occasion—say on ton. -with the option of taking five. . Without any Reserve. We hope the Trade will see the great advantage 6 these Weekly Sales. It offers to them an opportu nity of securing Genuine Adelaide Flour, and at it market value. R. B. MARTIN k CO., : ■ ■'■■ •"■;■- High-street, . : - - ..THIS DAY. : COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZZAR. DAIRY COWS, WORKING BULLOCKS &cV &c JMACLEA^N & CO., are favoured with instruc . ,tibns from1 —— Chambers, Esq. to sell by aue tion at the above Bazzar on Thursday,the Ist of Ma; at 1 o'clockysharp . -~ . 6 very Superior dairy cows' 4 '":■'"' " working bullocks--14 young cattle and , • 1 first class saddle and harness mare. ,''. \ . • The aiJoye are well worthy the attention of buyers for belngpo'sifcive and unreserved sale. , :.. ■f,:/i«-; '-- Business Notice. .■'.'/ ; ' ' JT~~ BY~LETTER. Fee—" ONE POUND." DR. L. L. SMITH, 192, BOURKE STREET EAST, MELBOURNI fTIHERE are many patients who, although not dis X satisfied with their Medical Attendants, yet are de sh-ous of submitting thcircase' to onewhom they knov must, from his prominent position, as the leadin;: medical practitioner of Victoria, havehiid a thorougl practical and cosmopolitan experiense with Diseasj in every variety of form and character. If it is trui that "practice makes perfect," patients can be assured that Dii. J.. L. Smith, with the large practice (which no one dei-iua he has possessed for the last tei years iv these colonies, and still possesses in. an increased degree each succeeding year), must have hac inesented to his experience Diseases in its mostvariet hue. Cases that have baffled the skill of the famil; Physician, and the most eminent Surgeons of the day as a last resource arc referred to him cither by consultation, by letter, or brought down to his Hospital t< be placed under his immediate treatment. A largo branch of his practice is devoted cxclusivel; to Nervous and Syphilitic diseasts, and the symptom of diseases arising therefrom. In those cases he i frequently consulted as a dernier resource, the poo patient often presenting the spectacle of a debilitatci umaciated being, the result of having placed hiinsel under the treatment of, perhaps, a legally qiialifici practitioner, and one every way skilful in the genera routine of his profession, but who has never mad' these diseases his peculiar study, or had the 'opportunities of practice in thetc branches of his professior The same remarks hold good with respect to" the dis eases of females. There aro .yearly thousands of botl married and single Indies falling victims to the wan of a just diagnosis of their complaint. The obscuriti of the disease of the utetis is proverbial, and iin less a thorough amount of practical skill, both in tin diagnosis as well as also iv the treatment, is brought t< .bear on the disease, the unfortunate patient sucenmb to it, or the treatment, or drags on a weary wretched existence a burden to herself, her husband, and to al her relations and friends. Many thus circumstance! do not from a morbid sense oi" delicacy consult s medical man; to such, the plan of consultation b; letter, adopted by Dr. L. L. Smith, i? of great utility There are also many questions in married life tha should be answered, such is the cause why. marriet -life is a burden and a curte, rather than a round p continual happiness and mutual enjoyment. Tin harmony of many a'fninHy lias boon brought about \\\ Dr. L;L. Smith, through the elucidation of something that bore the appearance of mystery, but by'n consultation, either by letter or personally, has been cleavei away. 'His skill in the treatment of these diseases is full; known. Alone in this colony he has practised, particu" Jnrlv in these diseases, during ten ypars. At home Ik was" the pupil of Dr. Culvero'cH" who made these diseases his exclusive practice; and as to his qualifications, lie is a Legally Qualified Medical Practitionei and member of the Medical Board of Victoria, am gained the First Physicians' Prize in the knowledgi and practice ,of medicine in the Westminster Hos pital, London. Lock Hospital, and Hospital for Skin Diseases. ■ Dk. L. L. Smith, I{>2, BouiiKi: Stekut East, Melbourne. TO THE COMMUNITY OF OTAGO. THE NOTED AND DISTINGUISHED MEI BOURNE HOUSIJ—EsrABLisiiKD 1860. Corner op High-street and Princes-street. H. E. NATHAN, Proprietor. DRAPERY !, , CLOTHING"! ! MILLINERY ! ! ? Newest Gsods. Latest Fashions Constantly Akrivino. UNEQUALLED LOW PRICES. Largest Retail Stock in Dunedin. finHE Proprietor of the above Establishment begs _|_ respectfully to call the attention of the inhabitants of this Province to the exten&ivc importations of drappry, clothing, &c, which ho is constantly opening out, and also to assure those who favor him with a call that they will meet ivith prompt attention and ba able to select from a, superior stock, replete with every article in general drapery, and at prices bejond all competition. The-Melbourne House-was the fhst establishment in Dunedin that did business for ca«Jionly, nndas the proprietor has since followed out this principle, he is enabled to sell al unusual low prices, and to replenibh his stock direct from first markets with the newest, most recherche and seasonable goods. No Credit.—Every article marked' in plain figures. 100 pieces French silk velvets, in every shade and color, fiom T&Cd to 17s b'd per jard. Fashionable bonnets, latest styles, in silk, crinoline, velv-uf, and straw, 2s to 425. A magnificent stock.of Feathers, Ostrich and others. The largest assortment in town of Ladies' trimmed felt luts Do. no. crinoline and straw Giila' and childrens' do, do. £1000 in French and, English silks, direct from London and Paris, the latest styles and nio^t fashion- , able colors, in dresses from 31s 6d to £10 10s. Underclothing and baby linon—an extensive assortment. French articftcial floweis in great variety Silk and Lama shawls, winter mantles Wincey petticoats, crinoline And drosses of the hist new modes, in' the most fashionable and prevailing seasonable colors. Ribands (ex hite arrivals), gloves, trimmings, hosier}, haberdashery, &c, kc, &c. Particular attention is called to the stock of clothing, blankets, and Manchester goods, being the most extensive in alt the Province. An early inspection invited. Reversible coats Mole trowsers Superior pea jackets Bedford cord do. LSox coats Do riding pants Doe and tweed ~acu Doe and tweed trowsers j Black cloth do. Boys' and youths' clothing—a large stock. Every description of belts, braces, neck ties, handkerchiefs, and men's hosiery. Crimean shirts, new stock, just arrived White do do do Regatta do do . . do Men's felt hats,plush hats, deerstalker,-motadore, Gfiribaldi's and Canadians, cheapest in tov,-n. Cloth caps, jumpeis, guernseys, flannel shirts and drawers, an excellent stock. Ladies' under-clothii'g, &c, made to order by machinery,, if required at half an hour's notice. Note the address— ,MELBOURNE ■HOUSE,,-,--' ■ Corner of High-street and^Princes-street, ' - - Hj^E, NATHAN, ~~ m"***"" P. ropristor, J