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Otago Daily Times, Issue 205, 5 August 1862, Page 8

For Sale.' -_j_ __^ mH E KAUH TI MBE It YAE D, X CtrMIJEKIiANDrSTRBET,- . Adjoining" tlic Foundry. 9x£,9x1,9x2,0x3,9x4 G-xl, 6x2, 6x3, ox 4 11 x 2, 11 x 3, 12 x 1, 18 x 1, 21 x 1 3xl, 3x,2, 4x3, 4x2,4x4. • Boards and Scantling—Feather Edged Weather Boards— T & G Flooring, and Lumber ibr sale by RKID, SOUTEIt&CO.' "E7l O li SAL ]•;, (J II ii A P, Jj 30,000 feet of Weatherboards 20,000' „ G & T Flooring 20,000 „ 3 x 2—B, 10, 12, 14, &30 ft. • 80,000 „3S x 3-8, 10, 12, 14, &23 „ 30,000 „ 4." x 3-12, 14, 10, 18, &25 „ 30,000 Shingle.3 - ■ ' 30,000 Palings AT C. A. ROSS & COS TIMBER YARD, (Corner of Stewart-street and Uaol-stieet Bear the Court-house.) ON S' A L' X — AT TIIK OCTAGON ,T IMB Klt YAK, D, Corner of Great King and Stewart-streetß. Linn.', cement, plaster of Paris G. and T. lumber and shelving:, 4x3, 4x2|, 4 x 2, ?> x 2, deal scantling Baltic boards, ■;; iiidi, iHo 11 indies wide G. and T. Scotch flooring, !£., 1, j}, £ inch "Baltic and kauri v/c-atin-rboarding Clear pine from 1 to 2 inch Architraves, mouldings Cedar chimney pieces • ' &c, &c. Doors from GGx2Gto7x3 Sashes, from 8 x 10 Countesses and Viscountesses Blutea Several tons «>f sash weights Galvanized iron from 6' to 8 feet A large stock of ridging and spoutinjr Plain sheet zinc, :>.:id every description of. building materials. __be.n t. smith. dunedin'timbeh yakd" I'KINCES-KTREIiT, (Near the Barracks.) CIOR SALE, every description of Timber for .£_ building pin-pots at lowest ratr-s, including doors, pashts, moulding, architraves, skirting, Portland content, t:heet plass, lar^e size. 'I upper k. Carr's palvanized iron, 26 ftuage, ridge cap, and spouting. __• WA L'i'int jjBLL_& JCO__ FOR"*saLK,"~" PORTLAND CEMENT, best quality at 325. per IJarrel. At'.dre*-—Jir;an Caldkk, Cumber-and-street. opposite the Foundry Y^OR SALE—That most <te:rab!e Property'ln X, Walker-street (opposite Mr. Cook's Store), c-' sist'iiifTuf Sees, -0, 21, 22, Block V.,—having a fro/j> ape of 198 feet to Walker-street, and 100 feet to Md-viile-sirect, together with 9-Rooiucd House thereon. Terms liberal. Apply RICHARDSON & REYNOLDS, Land and Ms t ate A fronts. ■|j.> OYS X, M UJ)I J! CO. JLi.l Have on Pale-*-Mairarey's Eiipcrfme.silk-dressed^ Uayiser'-i do. Co. J O:a>—Cri'.ifiH!;';m. Victorian Stores porter Campbelto!]. Kirkii:;t-..m. ami [.ilaii'i whisky Prime l'.iv/-h>h clitce, butter, su^ar, ship Lrcad, kc, •*■;■., AH Ship chandlery, britannia metal, and eled.roplated poods, 4 and Gull beer engines, | Amcrioan busies, and English carriages ! of every description, ami of the best make. ROYS!-, MUMIS and CO., Su-ffovd-strect, 1,".(c J. D:\rw\ut and Co. TOBA'.'CO. TOUAWO. TOIiACCO. IJ\ L U UMNO. Wholesale Tobacconist, offers for £ . Sale, a fi;n- .Stock i..f— 'lVli:iy Aromatic i Funtaiiailo Aromatic Kkiri.kc lluu.;y.!ew Ivanhoj Jlonevdew ]>anett\s Tv.-i-.-t, 10's and s\-> Cavendish | And a !:u-£o a^c-riracnt of ITavannh, Maiii!!;. and Sui.-,-. Ciiran "j 7. 15 L A C 1^ t) , JJisPKNtiiS'". ash Family Ciir.iusT, PriiiCe;>t:c<t North, DUXKMN". Ajrent and vor.i'or of patent mc:licine?, per- I fiimt-ry, brii:.!iwa»v, kc. hup.jit-jrs of pure photographic cl.cnii'-.'ils, ,-d.;o esFoiiiial oil;--, usseuces, »Ye., uiiL-.i iv the manufac-iu:-e of njrattd waters, cordials, itc Whol-jsuk- and countr" on\:rs prop vih' attended tn THE DIJNKDIN EXPRESS. JOK MI LL S , (L.iio of (V.i.lt ;uil Co.), B EC'S to :):!'..rm L!ic- public nr.d business men of Oi n-.ir,«:.ii.i, Il.at. «■;-. jM:(l::ft.>iMO .\ DAY N ]•; XT, .1 UK X SOtii, Ho ii.t-mls ta ,!,-iiv.-r ].■.,•••!.< ai!.l i:u rolian-Hse in all jiarts of Df.i.t'.ii::. sir. i the North East Valley. (joi.'tlciiici! {.a!i\'iii.-iiiu j ih_- aliave f:r.':i, m.'iv depend . that ::!! -.u..;.s ei ; !ri!.-:ts.d t,» J,,e Mi!!<, will !»o ive.:ivol ; and i'eiivcred v.ilh j.uuciuality, and at the lowest possil>!c ratos. • : Orders:-,) be loft at — Aii.'oly and Co.'s. I'lirsce"-; irp^t Ive.-i :»!•.! (.'<-... U!l«.-K-o.->:ii-.u, St-.uiVrd-tlrcet Mcrie anfl Url.-.ii'.s, cjrner Pi-inces ana ilatlraysliccts Fnvcie, Patcrs.--n ;i'.i-l Co., rrincc?-street Criterion Had, r.:i 1 Laniout's Stoic, North East VaUcv. JOE 3IFTJ.3, Proprietor. Duncilin Kxpror-s ; [ino27t'», \&i'2. CON S U LTATU)N 31Y LiiTTEU. Fee—" ONE POUND." I)R. L. L. SMITH, 192, nOURKK STIIECT F.aßT 5 AFELBOURNn fllH Ei:E arc many j)at?ents v.-ho, although not dis.l. sa!i!j{!fd with thvir Medical Attendants, yotnredesirtitisof Mibniittit;<r their case to oncwhom they kr;o\v must, from hi-; prominent position, as the leadintr medical prac-titione;" of Victoria, have had a thorough practical and cosnio|:-,)lit«;) oxperienso with Diskase in every vcrieiy of form and character. If it is true that f'pracl tee makes 'perfect," patients can be assured that J)K. L. L. Smith, with the larj^e practice (which no oho ilcn'o-; he hfis iio.sses.--ed for tha last ten yeai"s in thw-c colonie.i, and sfiii possesses in an increased dctrm! each sucoi.-euii.c: year), must have had presented to hi.? experience Diseases in its uio-:tvaried line. Cases timt have imiikd tli« skill of the family Physician, and the most eminent Surgeons of the day, as a last, resource are referred to him cither by consn'lattion, by letter, or brought down to his Hospital to be placed under his immediate treatment. A large branch of his practice is devoted exclusively to Nervous and Syphilitic discas.-s; and the symptoms of diseases arising therefrom. In- those cases he is frequently consulted as a dernier resource, the poor paticiit ollen presenting- the spectacle of v • debilitated einaciati:(Uieinp:, ihe result of havinjr placed himseli under the treatment of, perhaps, a legally qualified praeiitioner, and one every M-ny skilful' in the general routine of his profession, lr.it"who has never made these diseases his peculiar study, or had the opportunities of practice in these branches of his profession The same remarks hold goo 4 with respect to the dis easesof females. There are yearly thousands of both man-icd and single ladies falling1 victims to the want of ajust diagnosis of their complaint. Tht obscurity of the disease of the vteiis is provbrbud', and un less n thorough amount of practical' skill, both in the diagnosis ns well as also in the treatment, is brought to bear on the disease, the unfortunate patient succumbs to it, or the treatment, or drags on a weary wretched existence üburden to herself, Eer,husband, and to all her relations and friends. Many tints circumstanced do not from a morbid sense of delicacy consult a medical man; to such, the plan of consultation by letter, adopted by Dr.^L. L. Smith, is of great utility There are also marty questions in mamed life that should'be nnswered, such is the cause why married life is a burden and a curse, rather than a round of continual happiness and mutual-enjoyment. The harmony of nnvny a family has been brought about by Dr. L. L. Smith, through the elucidation ofsornethnu'' that bore the nppearanco of mystery, but by a consultation, either by letter or personally, has been cleaved away. ; ' . ~ His skill in the treatment of these diseases is fully known. Alone in this colony he lias practised, particularly In these dise:ises, during ten yesLrs. At-home Iro was the pupil of Dr. Culvmvell ' who made these "diseases his exclusive practice; aud as to his qualifientioits, he is a Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner and member of the Medical Board of Victoria and gained tlicTUst Pliysicians' Prize in tha knowledge and prnctuM of medicine in the -Westminster Ilo&s----pital, London. • Lock Hospital, and Hospital for Skin Diseases Bk. L. L. Smith, \ . 192, BowßKn Stbebt East, Mbi*9urn