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Otago Daily Times, Issue 131, 17 April 1862, Page 8

Business Notices. CAMP HOTEL, Camp Road Jvxctiox, Gabriel's and Wetherstone's.

MR. E. WALSH begs to intimate that he ha OPENED the above commodious and extensive premises. The Bar is one of the largest in the Province., being over 80 feet wide, and the accommodation and attendance is unrivalled. The Liquors have been selected by Mr Walsh personally, and are therefore ol first-rate quality. There is ample accommodation for Boarders, and the bedrooms are clean and comfortable. Large and roomy Stables are attached to the Hotel, and as the Junction is the usual halting place for draymen, they can be supplied with Horse-feed and Accommodation. Mark the Address.—Camp Hotel, Camp Road Junction. E. WALSH, Proprietor.

MESSES. PILLIET & ADAMS, Surveyors Draughtsmen, and Land Agents. Surveys effected in all parts of the Province. Plans, maps, executed with despatch. Transact all business connected with the transfer of houses- and lands. Land Office. Office:—Maelaggan-street. Near the Arcade.

FERGUSON & MITCHELL, Engkavhbs ato Lithographers, Princes-street, above Bank New South Wales. Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Maps, Plans, &c, .

EICHAED JENKINS, AVellington Hotel. Moray-place, Dunedin, Licensed to Retail Wines, Ale and Beer. Meals always ready. Well aired Beds.

OBSERVE ! Day's concentrated compound essences of red Jamaica sarsaparella, with dandelion and potash, effectually cures of kinds of skin diseases, pimples, ulcers, swellings, boils, sore throats and eyes, bad legs, piles, thoroughly eradicates any traces of secondary symptoms, destroys the injurious effects produced by mercury upon the system, isthebest remedy for nervous debility, weakness of the stomach, flatulency, indigestion, biliousness. For purifyingthe blcDd, invigorating ami strengtheiiingthe constitution, generally .to stand fatigue, and in all cases of chest, and lung affections, torpid or sluggish liver, and rheumatism, so incidental to these colonies, its effects are truly• astonishing in v.-oykiug' cures. Sslo vvopileiur —■L)ay> chemist, 27 Lonsdale-street, West Melbourne.

Agent for Ounedin, Mr. Geo. Caspar, Australian Store, Duncdin.

SMITH BROTHERS &.CO., General Blacksmiths Horse Shoers, and Wheelwrights. ORDEKS EXECUTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. Georg-e-street, opposite Hospital. MEDICAL HALL, »UNE DI N, Established 1852.

THOMAS M. WILKINSON, (late Wilson,) PHARMACEUTICAL. AND DISPENSING CHEMIST Importer of Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &c, Wholesale and Retail.

MR. A. S. WILSON, in retiring from the above business, respectfully thanks the inhabitants of Otago for the support so liberally extended to him during the past seven years, and desires to introduce Mr. Wilkinson as his successor, whose practical knowledge will, he feels assured, give full satisfaction to all wlib may favor him with their patronage. Dunedin, March, 1802.

STORAGE. —Goods stored at current rates, at Scott & Co.'s. Princes-street. 366 3P A USTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMx\ PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, delivered at shortest notice, in city or suburbs, by the undersigned. JAMES L. & C. BURKE, Princes-street, opposite Barracks. NOTICE. HOTEL and HOUSE VALUATIONS, Agreements DitAWN, Loans Negotiated, and Cases Drawn up for Arbitration, by JAMES BROWNE, at the Provincial Registry, three doors from the Provincial Hotel, who lias had sixteen years' Colonial experience in conducting Sales and Transfers of Hotels and Licensed Houses.

NOTICE. H FARLEY havia; retired from Business in the . Arcade, begs most respectfully to inform all parties indebted to Liai will pay their accounts forthwith. Those having claims will please furnish same immediately. Mr. D. Weir's, Staffordshire House, Maclaggan-street, opposite the Club.

MR. HENRY BAYLISS, A CCOUNTANT, Valuer, Estate and House Agent. JT\. Princes-street (next Medical Hall), Dunedin! The best references in the City, and under the patronage of the following firms: — Messrs. Jones, Bird & Co. Cole, Hoyt & Co. Thos. Norton & Co. Patton & Hodge R. Wilson & Co. Kirkpatrick & Co. Scott & Co. Wallach Bros. Feldheim Bros Miller & Co. Mr. J. M'Lean, of the firm of M'Caw, M'Lean, and another Mr. Andrew S. Wilson Mr. Henry Reynolds Dr. George Wilson &c, &c, &c.

HENRY BAYLISS, Acountant, is desired to call attention of those concerned to the following advertisements — ALL accounts owing by the undersigned are requested to be presented forthwith for payment. HENRY REYNOLDS; Medical Hall. ALL parties indebted to the undersigned for Drugs, are requested to pay their amounts to Mr. Henry Bayliss, Accountant, as the business has been disposed of. HENRY REYNOLDS. Medical Hall. FOR SALE, an elegant London-made Cottage Pianoforte, quite new. Apply at Criterion Hotel, Princes-street: or to HENRY BAYLISS, Accountant, Princes-street.

FINAL NOTICE. mHE undersigned begs to state that all outstandJL mg accounts due to him must now be paid to Mr. IHenry Bayliss, Accountant, Princesstreet (next the Medical Hall), who is authorised to take all legal measures he may deem fit to recover the same. ANDREW S. WILSON, ~ _, Chemist and Druggist. Dunr dm, February 21st, 18G2.

BUTLER, BROTHERS, & WHITEHOUSE, Wholesale Saddlers, Harness Makhhs and Saddlebs' Ironmongees Walsall, England; and Pitt street, Sydney, near tl» Metropolitan Hotel. 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 ol all creeds and nations, by receiving and maintaining, in a suitable building, such as may be most 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 01 inmates before the winter sets in. Intebiji Committee: JOHN HYDE HARRIS. ALFRED CHETHAM STRODE. JAMES A. DOUGLAS. .fULIUS VOGEL. EDWARD G. EDWARDS. By whom contributions are earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully received. Donations may also be paid to the account of the Dunedin Benevolent Asylum at any of the Dunedin -I Banks. .■ < '<