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Otago Daily Times, Issue 163, 24 May 1862, Page 7

. Business. Notices. ' ; Ferguson ,k .Mitchell. Emravkrs and Lithographers,' ■ Princes-street, 'above- Bank New South. Wales. , Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, ' Maps, Plans', &c., ' '- "' ■'•" : BUTLER, BROTHERS, k WHITEHOUSE, . ,- ~ Wii.olksale Saddlers, j ' HARNP 1' AI'ARHRS ANi/'SAI)DIIEKS''-In6NMONGHRS. j Walsall, England ; and Pitt street, Sydney, near th Aletropolitan Hotel. • OBSERVE ! Day's conqentrated.-'compound essence's of red-Jamaica sarsaparella, with danddlion ancl potash, effectually 'cures of kinds:bf skin diseases, pimples, ulcers, swellings, boils, soie throats 1 and eyes, bad legs, piles, thoroughly, eradicates any tracesof secondary symptoms, destroys the injurious ! effects produced by merfcuryupon tkesystemiisthebest remedy for nervous debility, weakness of the stomacli,flatulency, indigestion, biliousness. For purifying the blood, invigorating and strengthening tlie constitution, generally to stand fatigue, and in all cases of' chest, aud lung affections, torpid or sluggish liver, and heumatism, so incidental to these colonies, its effects are truly astonishing in working cures. Sole proprietor—Day, chemist, 27 Lonsdale-street, West Alelbourne. Agent for Dunedin, Mr. Geo. Caspar, Australian Store, Dunedin. STORAGE. —Goods stored at current rates, at Scott & Co.'s. Princes-street. 366 39 AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, delivered at shortest notice, in city or suburbs, by tlie undersigned. JAAIES L. ic C. BURKE, Princes-street, opposite Barracks. , LUKE k CO, Pharmaceutical and Dispensing Chemist, Corner oi? Alanse-street, '. '. ' (Next to Cobb's Booking Offices), ; INPORAI the public of Dunedin that they have opeifed tlieir new Establishment with a.Stock of the most genuine Drugs and Chemicals, and trust from their lengthened experience to receive a share of public patronage. Physicians' prescriptions accurately prepared. Country orders promptly executed. BENEVOLENT ASYLUM, DUNEDIN. To be supported by Voluntary Contributions. " He that hath pity on the poor, happy is he." Objects :— TO relieve the aged, infirm, disabled, or destitute of all creeds and nations, by receiving and mainlining, in a suitable building, such as may be most benefited by being inmates of the Asylum. The Government having intimated their willingness to grant a site for the purpose, it is hoped that a sufficient sum will be collected to. allow of a portion ofthe Asylum being erected, and ready for the reception ol nmatcs before the winter sets in. Interim Committee : JOHN HYDE HARRIS. ALFRED CHETHAAI STRODE. JAAIES A. DOUGLAS. : JULIUS VOGEL. EDWARD G. EDWARDS. ST. JOHN BRANIGAN, EDWARD HARDCASTLE, Hon. Secretary, Interim Cohimittee. By whom contributions are earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully received. Donations may also be paid to the account of the Dunedin Benevolent Asylum at any of the Dunedin Banks. AI ESSRS. GILLIES AND STREET, , Land and Estate Agents, Accountants, and Surveyors. MONEY invested in Land, and Loans on. Mortgage effected, Surveys executed, and Alaps constructed. Insolvent and Partnership Estates wound up. Interest Rents and Accounts collected. ' Register of Lands and Houses for Sale or to Let, and maps for reference kept. . Land Ofiice business transacted, and rehable information furnished respecting Lands in all parts of tho Provinces'of Otafeo and Southland. ROBERT GILLIES. CHARLES HENRY STREET. Offices —Princes-street, near the Cutting = TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. GOVERNMENT. ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, WAIPORI.. THE original IRONHOUSEputupbythe Government having been found by the lessee to be quite inadequate for giving any really comfortable accommodations, he has at great expense made several additions and alterations, by which means he can now assure to travellers au amount of comfort and attention unequalled on the road. Hot meals at all hours—a comfortable fire when required in the long room. The Otago Daily Papers, when procurable. In consequence of frequent complaints about,the fare charged for crossing tlie Waipori, at this ferry, the Lessee of the Waipori Accommodation House has been induced to purchase the boat &c, and now begs to inform travellers, that persons stopping at his house will be taken across the ferry at any hour, free of expense. To other travellers the fare will be before 9 a.m. One Shilling, after that hour to sun-down, Sixpence. CAFEDE P A R 1 Sy Jetty-street, adjoining the Post Office, and in close proximity to all the public places of business Alerchants' Stores, &c. RIORDAN BROTHERS, OF THE PARISIAN CAFE/AIELBOURNE, "DESPECTFULLY beg to inform Business Afen, JAi and the Gentry ot Dunedin, thatthey still continue to conduct their Cafe and Restaurant in; the same unequalled style of excellence which marked their... earliest eflorts. Indeed, they may remark without presumption, that having been strictly, observant ofevery 1 ittle want not at first supplied, they have from time to time added to the already > numerous conveniences all that will meet the requirements ofthe most fastidious. THE AIAGNIFICENT DINING HALL, s well worthy a visit. Capable of seating 200 people,----t has been fitted up without regard to expense,; but with the most minute attention to elegance, conveni..ence, space, and accommodation. What has been said ofthe Dining Hall will equally apply to the CAFE AND SMOKING ROOAI. The Coffee, as served, is prepared in the true Pari sian style, and, as Messrs. Riordan Brothers only know ho w to present it to tlieir customers. An inspection of the Steam Cooking Apparatus, and Patent Grill, erected at a large outlay and presided over by a Parisian Artiste, will convince the most sceptical that no place in Dunedin can compare with the CAFE D E PA RI S. 6»" Open till after the closing of the Theatre and other places of amusement. Board by the week—terms moderate. POR immediate sale, 3^ acres Land> near the Brewery, N,E. valley. Apply Merifield and Mumford, Princes-street. ....■,.- FOR SALE, cheap, first-class Threshing Alachine, with horse-power complete. Apply to Alessrs. Merrifield and Mumford, Commercial Chamber, : Princis-street. - ■ y MESSRS. PILLIET& ADAMS, SURVEYORS, DBAUGHTSAIEN, and LAND AGENTS Surveys effected-in all parts of the. Province. Plans, maps, executed with dispatch. Transact all business connected, with the transfer of houses and lands. Land Office. "" Office:—Maclaggan-street, near the Arcade. TpiOHARDSON & REYNOLDS, Land Sur■X\) veybrs, and Land and Estate Agent3.y Offices, Princes-street,' corner High-street.. BUGGIES—CARRIAGES—DOG-CARTS— &c.,'&c. - - CARRIAGES of every design and price. Upwards of one hundred drawings may be' seen at our Agent's Office, Alessrs.' Royse, Mudie k Co., Staf-ford-street, Dunedin. AIILLER BROTHERS, i 121, Russell-street, [ ■ . -■ Melbourne. [ — —-: " —— i .KAURI TIMBER. MESSRS. FIRTH, ROE ie CO., are prepared to .supply from their Mills'at Coromandel, :Manaf kau, and Auckland,1 the,.bestyKauri''Timber "of any '■' 'dimensions, dressed or undressed,; as 'may"be>eqiiired ,'"' List of prices and terms forwarded' 6n appliiation 1- *° . . JIRTH,. ROE & CO;, ' ■-. , ,' " .";':*'* Auckland,