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Otago Daily Times, Issue 316, 24 December 1862, Page 7

'. , ■ "Hedi&al; DOCTOR « SWLETT,"surgeon and Accoucber, n ...--Princes-street, opposite Criteriou Hotel, late of Oollingwood, Victoria Consulting hours: Morning 9to 11; afternoon, 2to 3; evening, 6to 8. D R- WATfiUS, Physician, Surgeon. Doctor oj Medicine, and Accoucheur, may be consulted daily at.his i-esidence, Dowling-street, West, the third house on the left, after ascending the steps a the Cutting, on the same side as the Bank of New South Wales. MR E M O V A L. R JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, SURGEON DENTIST. Having after nearly 15 years experience in Edinburgh London, Dublin, America, and the Australian colonies, adopted this country as his future home respectiully thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen of Dunedin, and the province of Otago generally, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during his nine months residence amongst them, and in announcing Ins removal from High-street to Princes-street to assure them that he will ever continue to exercise hi profession to the interests of his patients, by bringing his experience to bear on climatic requirements giving no pain, Pnd executing all the artificial branches as hitherto on the most approved modern principles, and in an effective and artistic manner. Attendance after 10 a. m. The Poor attended Gratituously from 9 to 10 each Morning. Please observe present address, viz.: . PRINCES STREET Octagon side of Cutting. DENTISTRY. J^ R. ALFRED BOOT, Surgeon, and Mechanical Dentist, (Opposite Medical Hall,) PRINCES- S T R E E T, Having had considerable experience under the tuition of some of the leading members of the profession, he feels himself competent to undertake the most difficult cases, and will guarantee perfect satisfaction to those who may favor Mm with their patronage. Charges strictly moderate. Hotels, etc. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Camp-street, Junction. (Cobb & Cos. Booking Office.) i^OBB'S COACHES arrive at and depart from \J the Commercial Hotel daily. % Passengers by the above, line will find the Commercial Hotel one of the best on the diggings. No expense has been spared to secure the comfort of all who may pay the hotel a visit HOME, WEATHERLY & CO., Proprietors. Q.EJELONG PR IVA TIE HOTEL, Maclaggan-street, BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE."" Terms moderate. . JAMES BROWNE, Proprietor. JJOTEL FOR SALE On the High road to the diggings, nine miles frora i)unedm, now doing a capital trade. The property is freehold. For particulars, apply to JAMES FINCH and CO., "Rattray street. THE DUNSTAN. SHAMROCK HOTELwithout exception the largest and most comfortable house on this gold field. A splendid Concert Room, sixty by twenty feet, is attached to the hotel. The Wines and Spirits will, as usual, be of the very best brands. The Restaurant is under the management of Messrs Anderson and Morrison, late of the Provincial and Criterion Hotels, Dunedin. ROBERT LYNCH, „ ~ , _ , Proprietor, tobb and Co.'s coaches stop here. THE AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, Maclaggan Street, By A. GRIFFITHS, Late of c Geelong, Melbourne, and Adelaide Steamers. _ Excellent board and accommodation for those arriving at, or departing from, Dunedin. Good sitting rooms, well ventilated, and spacious bedrooms. Excellent stabling. UNION HOTEL, STAFFORD STREET, (Formerly kept by Mr George Crowhurst,) Now under the proprietorship of J. HARDING & CO. (THHIS is not only the oldest established Hotel in X # Dunedin, but is admitted to be the most commodius, convenient and central. It can accommodate without crowding or inconvenience, 100 boarders. The rooms are airy,, spacious, clean, and most comfortably furnished. The sitting and public apartments are replete with every convenience. A TABLE D'HOTE EVERY DAY, At One o'Clock. The Crystal Bar is a new and striking feature lately added to the other attractions of the Union Hotel, from which only Ales, Wines and Spirits, of the very finest quality are supplied to customers. Mr Harding's long experience in the wine and spirit business, wiil offer a sure guarantee of the correctness of this statement. THE BILLIARD ROOM Is provided with one of the best tables, attended by very experienced -marker. It is spacious and commodious, and admitted to be one of the most convenient in the city. A Night Porter on the premises. Fassengers called at any hour requested. J.HARDING & CO. OOLLEY'S BEACH HOTEL, Beach-street, Hawkesbury, Waikouaiti. Travellers and passengers per steamars, will find the best of accommodation at the above hotel. Wines and spirits of he first brands. Good stabling j best hay and oats. TH E DUNSTAN.GOLDEN AGE HOTEL. CARTER AND~SHRUBSOLE, ! Proprietors, HAVING purchased the above well-known Hotel and completed their extensive additions, the accommodation will now be found unequalled. Billiard Rook. Extensive Stabling accommodation. Horse and Cattle Sale Yards on a large scale have been erected. Tli« Proprietors have made arrangements with Mr J. S. Raphael, Auctioneer, to hold Daily Sales of Cattle, Horses, &c, on their account. Coaches to and from tha Manulierikia Junction Township start daily. Sole Office for Quick and Co.'s Dunedin and Dnastan Line of Coaches. mHE SHAKSPEARE CONCERT HALL j T. B. SMITH, Proprietor THE FIRST VOCAL AND INSTUUMENTAL j TALENT IN DUNEDIN. D. D. BURKE, The world-renowned, mirth-provoking, laughtercreating, side-splitting comic and burlesquesinger. D. W. ROBERTS, First tenor j received with rapturous applause every evening. Admitted to be the best sentimental ■ singer in the Australian. T. CRUIKSHANK, The inimitable jig and hornpipe dancer. Not to be equalled on the " light fantastic" in a cut and shuffle up to a pas seul. LEMAN, . Basso ; unexcelled for his magnificent voice. Pianist: Herr Finster. Violinist: M. Tbalberg. • Change of singing, dancing, and music each ni<rbt JW . R O• A C H , . .. PROPRIETOR. OF ■ PETTY'S FAMILY HOTEL, CHVRCH HILL, SYDNEY. Superior accommodation for "Squatters, Traders, Merchants. &c. JSeperate aparments for Private Families. ' MR FITZGERALD, Land Agent, Civil Engineer, and Surveyor, has Town. and Country Lands for Sale and Lease, and from a long.connec tibtt witn, Uovernirienty especially the Native, Depart^ roent, he will be prepared to negotiate for the Sale or Lease' of Landsdowned by.the Maori Tribe*. : Napier, Hawkes'Bßa t : .. , -»•-