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Otago Daily Times, Issue 202, 1 August 1862, Page 3

Business Notices. THETIVERP6OL~ANiTirOifDOirFIUB"iiiI) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. .Empowered by Acts of Parliament. Established in 183b'. Having a Colonial Proprietary, and the following Board of Directors in Sydney :— J. S. Willis, Esq., Chairman. Hon. G. K. Holden, Esq., M.L.C. Hon. Sir Daniel Cooper, Esq., M.P. J. B. Watt, Esq. B. Buchanan, Esq. Sir Charles Nicholson, Bart. Offices—Margaret-street, Wynward-square. Resident Secretary—A. Stanger Leathes. Capital subscribed exceeding £^880,000 Accumulated Funds and Capital paid up exceeding 1,156,000 Of which £200,000 are invested in the Colonies, in Government and other Securities. Reserve Surplus Fund £215,000, with unlimited liability of the Shareholders. FiIHE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed JL Agent for Otajjo and Southland and is authorised to receive applications for Insurance in both the Fire and Life Departments, which will he dealt with by the Directors in Sydney, upon terras as liberal as those of any other office. Medical Referee —Hehry Nklson, M.D. All Claims are settled in the Colony. Tables of Rates for Fire and Life Insurance in all its Branches, and every information, can be obtained from GEO. S. BRODRICK, 1, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street. Agent {or the Company. N.B.—Applications from Southland will be received through Messrs. T. J. White and Co., lnvercargill, and Messrs. Surnian and Crerar, Riverton, from whom Forms of Application and Tables of Rates can be obtained. FAMILY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKEHY. JMEIKLE, Mac!a ( ':i::tn-}-treet, near the Quarries. . Bread of tins best quality delivered to any part of the Town or Suburbs daily. Hot rolls every morning. TT\ E N T 1. b T It V . J. P. A R M S T RON G , Sphokom Dkntist, IUGH-STUKI-.r, DI'SKIUK, (Opposite the Assay Oilice,) Having been honored with a vu-y extensive pivf..'.->io!iai practice in the home counuTfK, America, anil the Australian coloni-.,'.-;, ami having devoted himself exclusively to the sfutly mid a>lv.'im:<'ineiit of his profession, be/is ukx-i respectfully t>> state that every operation in Meehunk-al aud Siir^iejil Donti^try U performed by him, upon the uio^t modem and" accepted principles of thL>."ck';;ce. Extraction, when aksolutoly nei.r'f-aiy, is eiKcU'd withoutpiiin, and with ]>crfcct sru'ety. "The inetlu>d inv;tnabiy ptu-jued by Mr. Ariii.strun^, i-i to avoid, whcijyyi-r ptshible, the loss of a tooth, and his process of iiiling iLvuved te>t!i and arrr.-.tii:"- sut.svqucnt lirogres-rf of i!L-o:is.f>, has been eminently successful. To save the loss of a tooth and the consequent ineonveniento and <iisn.,-i:ronit-tit resulting thercfroiu ;—to preserve that wliich nature wuuM never restore, and ai-t only can, id :>. (.k-sidn-atuui of the most serious iin-portance.—Tc-eth stciv, ed, sc:iic;l and restored to their original color at moderate charges. ASUrEIU'LV Brilli.-uit and Uii.?<}iiaJ!ed Li-ht mn > •ilways ?>c obtained by purchit-Mii-r the pure unadultL-rauil KEnoSEXEOiL. Which is only to bo obtained, at j;reatlv lvdnccl rates, at R. E. IN MAN' k CVS., 3, Princcs-i-.trect \through the Cutting).

I mtlE TOKOMAIRII.'O Agricultural Society's JL Annual Ploughing Match, will take plavo on Wednesday, the Gth A-ji;u-;t, IS«>2. on :i pirn; *»f lea grotihd, l)i;io:i»i!)^ to Mr. James Smith, Springfield. Pluiij/h.s t> Uj "ii tilt; jri-ininil Jiv 10 o'clock ; to start at half-past lOo'doek. pm:i:.<'ly.' Quantity, thud of an ncrc. Furrow gmue, o.\ xBL Time for h(ti-»i;.s, 3$ I hours, Bullocks, 4.] houis. ~lvu:h team to ljvii»y j taeir own irenny i-o-i.-. All ploughs to be entered l.v the 4th Au_r., to enable the Committee to judirr- o"f the quantity of land that may be required, Piou.'h.s | fi-om other districts are invited to au>.nd. Th*i j>iiz--s and minor retaliations will he j»sU.'<l at the field spite on the day of the match. JOHN GILLIKS, Secretaiy, i-ro tern. AUSTRA SIAN INSURANCE COMPANY MARINE IJRAXCH. mHE UNDERSIONKU having l^en appointol X Agents for the Ports of Ota»o, are prepared to Uike maritime risks ('oastwisk, and to and fn.m i the Jliirnsii Ccu.osna and Great Britain. On Hold by first e':ts.-> steamer to j Melbourne and Sjihiev I iOa <iou> by Al vessel" to Great | At lowe3t j Britain I |On Wool by first class vc-^et to f curreilt Kites 3lel bourne ( !On Wool by Al vessel to Great | olpniuiutn. Britain J W. 4: G. TURNBULL&CO., _J»lyll,1862. JJU"edinI). MURISON, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, k OONFKOTIONER, itATTKAi'-STItBKT, DuN I'.IUN. Families supplied, and orders delivered to any part of tho town and suburbs. LA CIRCULAR. | i T\r ATE R S AND MORT 0N . | lIESTAURATEURS AND PURVEYORS, Return their grateful thanks to the ari.sto<-raey and gentry of iHmediu and the provinces for the very liberal patronage bestowed u^n them finee cominencins bnMne^-, and they trust, by a continuance of tho.se qualities which bus in.suivd to theju tnu-h a favorable opinion, still to merit the same. Messrs. VY. and M. have the honor u> inform their patrons that having now completed their extensive alterations, renovations, dewiation:;, and embellishments, they are in a position to bupj-ly a desb It ration so much in request, viz. : — A SELECT RESTAURANT, Combining all the comfort and privacy of a veil-con-ducted club-house, with the ea,se and freedom of a Continental CAFE. Their Salon c?6'/>j«<?r having l>een placed thoroughly en regie by those eminent decorative artintcs, Messrs. Innian and Co., forms now an elegant tout ensemble unequalled in the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. The bafterie dc cuwine having been sLill further augmented, enables J. -W. Morton to excel in manipulating those bonnes lovelies now so univeraailv esteemed.

Contracts taken for iarre or small DINNER PARTIES, WEDDING BREAKFASTS. &c. Cooka and Waiters sent out to private residence. Private Rooms. W WORTH RNOVUISCK HERE is the best place in Dunedin to pet my _ horse well shod by a thorough practical lamer, where it will be sure to have a sound foot, a free walk, trot, or triillop, and where his shoes will not come off almost as .soon ns they have l»een pat on Theonly well known place i.s at the MELBOURNE AND BALLARAT VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, Rattraystreet, above the Shamrock Hotel where shooing is done upon the true vetcrinar principles, STORAGE FOR GOODS AT PORT CHALMERS. GIOODS can now be stored at current ratjs on T board the hulk Henbury. For further partiulars apply to the Master on board, or to GEO. S. BRODRICK, 1, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ST: VJNCBNT Accomodation and Refreshment Rooms has been removed from Princes-street to Great King-street,, near Albion Hotel, N. E. Valley. Private accommodation for married couples and othera. Every comfort to be obtained. J. BROWN, PropnVar. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given that the Partnership J-.1 hitherto existing between the underaipned, aa fetorekeepers, at Gabriel's Gully, is this day Diesolved by mutual consent. JAMES BUCHANAN. w .. n , ADAM STEVENSON. Witness—Charles Lucas. July 28th, 1862.