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Otago Daily Times, Issue 177, 10 June 1862, Page 8

OCTAGON PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Br lli«. Henhebsuk, Most delightfully situated at tiie Junction of Princesstreet and the Octagon. Mrs. Henderson begs to announce that she hns opened the above newly-erected and eomnuKliout establishment, where every attention will be paid to he comforts and wants of her boarders. EL DORADO RESTAURANT, Rattray-strect. opposite the Shamrock Hotel, formerly the lending' Restaurant in Victoria, has been reopened by the original proprietor, as above. Good Steals and clean Heds. from one shilling. Remember the address, the El Dorado, opposite the Shamrock. DENMAN'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Corner of Walker and Hope-streets. AT 11m old-established and well-known Boarding House can be obtnined pood meals, rlean, wnrm bwls, attention and civiiitv, with nxepedincly moderate charges. Lodgers' comforts carefully looked after. VICTORIAN RESTAURANT. Princes-street south, next Messrs. Armour and Kennedy. GOOD BEDS, well cooked meals, civility, attention, and cleanliness, combined with moderate eharjres.always to be found at the Victorian Restaurant. A. few permanent boarders wanted, whose comforts will be carefully attended to. STANFIELD & GLADHALL. Proprietors. Stock. AUSTRALIAN BREEDING EWES. rjnHE undersipned are prepared to contract now 1 for the delivery in Is ovember, December, and January next of Fuisi Class Australian Merino Maidkk Ewes, two or four-toothed, to be brought over by Steamer, to Bluff, Port Chalmers, oi'Moeraki; Apply to Messrs. Dalgety, RattrajV.t Co., Dunodin. THOMPSON & CRISP. Melbourne. 11th April. 1862. CATTLE. TO Arrive iv three weeks or a mouth overland from Nelson, a very Superior Lot of CATTLE, bred upon the Runs of Mr. C. Elliott, consisting of about— 40 fat Steers and Cows, fit for the butcher 110 good Steers, above 2 years old CO Steers, under 2 years 40 Dairy Cows I 130 Breeding Cows ! 30 Heifers, under 18 months j The above Cattle are from one of the best Herds in the Colony. Further particulars on arrival. CATTLE. CATTLE. F' AT AND STORE CATTLE FOR SALK, Just arrived per Yarrow, from Wellington. 50 well-bred cows and heifers, from- 2 to S years old. 30 fat i ullocks, fit for killing 26 head 1 year old, and Calvea, - Now depasturing in Lindsay's paddock. WEIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO., Manse-street. FOR SALE, "1 A A HEAD of mixed Cattle, running near town. JLUU Well-bred. Price low. Apply to DALGKTY. KATTRAY & CO. SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. T3IHE undersigned have for Sale, at a very moderate X price, a R'ua of 100,000 Aciies Fine Coustkt, in the Northern part of this Province, together with 5,000 sheep. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO. FOR SALE,- AUSTRALIAN MAIDEN EWES QAAA Very fine Australian Maiden Ewes, OUUU now landing at Moeraki, ex ship Volligern, from Melbourne. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY, & Co., 1) T7 X E D I N . ijluß SALE—About 80 Hams, now running in ' 11. Meyer's flocks on the Waitangi. Delivery can be giveu on the Ist June on the station, or else where, according to agreement. Apply to Charleg Meyer, Waitan^i. ~ ' FOR SALE • ' QTAUNCII HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES With DRAYS AND HARNESS, COMPLETE. Apply to J. SWITZER, Cookham House, Princes street CATTLE! CATTLE! CATTLE! TO arriv* per W. B. Dean, from Wellington, (Daily expected), 26 WORKING BULLOCKS. ■ Te arrive per Yarrow, from Wellington, (Daily expected), SO HEAD FAT CATTLE. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO., Manse-street. WRIGHT, KOBfiItTSO N, a GO. ■ STOCK AND STATION .AGEXTS, Manse-street, Duuedin, . • Are prepared to arrange for the Eale or purchase of— STATION PROPERTY, also to RECEIVE OONSI GN* M E NTS - 8 SHEEP AND. CATTLE FOR SALK and ■ ..TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES WHEN REQUIRED. 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 ami nations, by receiving and mainlining, in a suitable building, such as may be most Deneuted by being inmates 6i 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 of the Asylum being erected, and ready for the reception oi inmates before the winter sets in, Puesident : . Hi* Honor Major Richakdsox. Viok-Pjikkidisnt : John Hyde Harms, Esq. Tkkasurkk : Walter Day, Esq. Committee : ■ • A. C. STRODE, Esq. JULIUS VOGEL.iisq. ST. JOHN JJKANIiiA.V, Esq. HENRY COOK, Esq. JAMES A. DOUGLaS. Esq. C. H. STREhT, Esq. EDVVAiID CASPJiK, Esq. JAMES RATTRAY, Esq. EDWaKU HAHuCArfn.U, i-Jon. Secretary, By whom contributiuuii are earnubtly uoliciteu, *nd Vvillbe thankfully received. • Donations niny also be paid to the account oi the Dunedin Benevolent Asylum at any of tho Dunediii Banks. Mr. John Scott, Wortlungton, has been appointed 'Collector"for tiie institution. '■"--■' :; :" -''A" -'f ao t : . ..;"■■ SUBSTANTIAL Mfrit must belong to it lit tvlii h O please* eve.-y body—such are ' " TIIACKiiU'B j .HOOTS '."