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Otago Daily Times, Issue 181, 26 June 1862, Page 1

Business Notices. '-> MEDICAL. ~ DR. HOCKEN, late Surgeon s. s. Great Britain, F. Mom & Co.'s 1 .vises, Princesstreet, a few doors above the Ban. of New South Wales. Hours of Consultation :9to 11 ■• ,2to 4 p.m., and afterwards through the evcuin' R. J. P. ARMSTRONG, .geon Dentist, High-street, Dunedin. Tee • opped, Scaled and Extracted, and ,every operati ornied with the greatest care and attention. loss of teeth supplied in the best manner. Ch ,es Moderate. ~ J. Hi WALLA r" . LAND and Estate Agent, ar icral Commission Merchant. Wellinejton, Zealand ' SHAG'VALLEY Di JC NOS. PARTIES proceeding to the a! 'c diggings can be supplied with all sorts of d gers'tools, provisions, wearing apparel,- &c. at Dunedin prices, at the Store of the Undersigned. „ r ~ J^'JES JONES. Waikouaiti. ANDERSON AND SONS, .* ' (Late Hall and Alderson), • tanners and curriers, •"■■ auufacturers aud Importers ol SA D D L E R Y,—H AR N E S S, Wayne's Patont Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots and Shoos Enamelled and Japanned Leathers .-.-. Moroccos, Roans, and all othor Fancy ---■:iA. Leathers '.■-' "'■' Mill Belts—Accoutrements Grin3cry and Saddl.'rs' Ironmongery 221, lilizabeln-screet, Sydney. Black and Polar Oils always on hand. JBLAKELEY, Wholesale and Retail Sail. Flag, . Tent, and Tarpaulin Maker, Princes-street, corner of Walkcr-steeet, opposite the Barracks. 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 destituto of all creeds aud nations, by receiving aud maintaining, in a suitable building,' such as may bo moat 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 of the Asylum being erected, and ready for the reception ol inmates before the winter sets ia. President : His Honor Major Richardson. Vr :-Pri:sidext : John v-de Harris, Esq. ■easurer: W .er Day, Esq. Committee : A. C. STRODE, Esq. JULIUS VOGEL, Esq. ST. JOHN BRANIGAN, Esq. HENRY COOK, Esq. JAMES A. DOUGLAS, Esq. X C. H. STREET. Esq. .'-V----EDWARD CASPER, Esq. '-;■": -.- JAMES RATTRAY, Esq. *'.-'■'.-' ' EDWARD HARDCASTLE, Hon. Secretaiy, i" By whom contributions are earnestly solicited, und-'" will be thankfully received. - J : M '„* Donations may also bo paid to the T account of "Ijiej^l?*!. Dunedin Benevolent Asylum at'Sßy*«-'th<^Dtaneaia*V:-Banks. - "'..-;^^p*?? ~.\ i'i*"*"'~~ BEGG, CHRISTIE fc''t'o., '-'- ' Drapers, Silk Mercers, Clothiers, &c, Princes and Manse-streets, Dunedin, BEG respectfully to draw tho attention of their friends, customers, and the public generally, both in town and up country, that having completed their new premises facing to Manse and Princesstreets, and having opened their new stock, they are now in a position to supply every description of Drapery Goods, ■ bought in the b;st markets, and consequently, both modern in style and design. Messrs. fl., C. & Co. may confidently state, tliat their new premises are, without doubt, the handsomest and most extensive in Dunedin. Their stock has been increased and varied in every department commensurate with the increased extent of their new establishment. Their winter stock of goods will be found to comprise every article suitable for the season, in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Youths' ware, of a texture, quality, and durability which will be found to insure complete satisfaction. Messrs. 8., C. & Co. may here state that their arrangements arc so complete, they will be iv constant receipt of goods to meet the requirements of all seasons, and all classes of purchasers, and that their general stock will comprise everything that is usually to be obtained iv a large and carefully-selected stock, of a wholesale and retail drapery establishment. . A desideratum long wanting will be found at this • establishment. Messrs. 8., C. & Co. having engaged first class Millinery and Dress-making hands froni Victoria, are in a position to execute auy orders with which they s may be favored. . ""■-T" ""--■ "«M.i,H1»,l- Jl llM |i„.i™-ii.it3Mn— . DUNEDIN GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Capital, £15,000, In 3,000 Shares of £5 each. Calls not to exceed £1 each.—With power to increasa the Capital if necessary. Tbe first allotment of shares was made by th» Directors on the 13th instant. .....,'-, Further application will be received at the-Com-pany's office, Switzer's' Buildings, where »U information may be obtained. MARTIN SHOLL. Secretary. KEY & BERWICK, Cabinet Makers, and Furniture Dealers, ; BEG to intimate to their friends and the public generally, that they have removed from tho Octagon to more commodious premises, Princesstreet, (lately occupied by Mr. Clulce), nearly opposite the Criterion Hotel, where, with a new and well selected stock of useful Furniture, of English, Scotch, American, Victorian and their own make, With moderate charges, and strict attention to business, they trust still to merit a continutjpee of public patronage. Remember the address, KEY & BERWICK, Princes-street, near Criterion Hotel. G. P. FA R Q U H A R, (From S. Peardon's, Bourke-street, Melbourne,) IMPORTER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LEATHER, Shoemakers' Kit Grindery, &c, &c, Princes-street, opposite the Barracks, Dunedin. The. country tr&ae may rely upon their orders being thoroughly, carefully, anil promptly executed at lowest rates. Laces, Odd Fellows' aprons, &c, cut. THE SHAMROCK FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MACLAGGAN STREET. '-... Messrs. Murphy & Co., Proprietors. THE SHAMROCK HOTEL has been nil, altogether without regard to cost, with all the conveniences and essentials requisite for the comfort of friends and patrons. The parlours, sitting and dining rooms, are everything which can be desired for space, elegance of fittings and design. . The bed ! rooms are airy, light, and furnished with every eon- ? venience; for boarders. The Table is well provided with every delicacy of I. the season. The attendance first-rate, and the arrangements so complete that nothing is left unsupplied to render the Shamrock Hotel the very best in the City oi Dunedin. The charges are strictly moderate, and combined with the particular and especial advantages which the j proprietors are enabled to offer,-they have nohesitation in pronouncing that" travellers, those ar- . riving or those departing, desirous of • obtaining all/ the comforts to be found m a first-class' Hotel in the ; home country, cannot do better than stop at the- : Shamrock. ■ • MURPHY* CO:, Propriety**.