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Otago Daily Times, Issue 153, 13 May 1862, Page 8

Business Notices. ___ __ THIERGUSON k. MITCHELL. Engravers and F -Lithociuphees, Princes-btreet, above Bank New South Wales. Wedding Cards,. Bill Heads, Maps, Plans, &c, UTLER, BROTHERS, & WIIITEHOUSE, WHOLESALE SADDLERS, Harness Makbrs and Saddlers' Ironmongers. Walmill, England ; and Pitt street, Sydney, near tb Metropolitan Hotel. OBSERVE ! Day's concentrated -compound essences of red Jamaica sarsaparella, vith dandelion and potash, effectually-.cures of kinds of skin diseases, pimples, ulcers, swellings, boils, so:e throats and eyes, bad legs, piles, thoroughly eradicates any traces of secondary symptoms, destroys the injurious effects produced by mercury upon the system, isthebest rtmedy for nervous debility, weakness of the stomach, flatulency, indigestion, biliousness. For purifying the blood, invigorating and strengtheningthe constitution, aenernlly to stand fotijnie, and in all cases of chest, and lung affections, torpid or sluggish liver, and heumatism, so incidental to these colonies, its effects are truly astonishing in working cures. Sole proprietor— Day, chemi&t, 27 Lonsdale-street, "West Melbourne. Agent for Dunedin, Mr. Geo. Caspar, Australian Store, Dunedin. STORAGE. —Goods stored at current rates, nt Scott & Co.'s. Princes-street. 3C6 3fl * USTRALTAN AGRICULTURAL COM--2\ PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, dcliTPm) at shortest notice, in city or suburbs, by the undersigned. JAMES L . &C . B URKE, Princes-street, opposite Barracks. GREENISLAND RISING. TKTELL I NEVER!—the. old settler says— W I never would have believed that there v.ould be Jo jrreat a change in Grpenisland—formerly so JSirt, £d» dead in fact! We'll it's astonishing ! But as. gold has done so much for Australia, so it was hnunil to do in Otn«o. Tic pold has forwarded Dnne^n en rears in advance of.>elf, and hasadded tenfold value to land and produce in our up-country districts So ye, Grcenislnders, have also received ot this lifc-eivin" influence, and also such an impulse as promises won tQ mark Greeniskind of the Fikst importance. As an evidence we have transplanted in tOt° THE G ASGOW POLYTECHNIC. Note their motto: — ' " LET OTAGO FLOURISH !" Where M'COLL & CAJIPUJiLL have always on Wa^ROCERIEfk^AP E RY, *o. Indeed, it takes all Dunedin 1o supply them, and it i» now generally acknowledged that they only keep first-class articles. They especially recommend theff NOTED TEA S, At 3s Cd and 4s per lb. The Drapery t-ide is well assorted in Fancy Goods, Ladies' Dresses, Crinolines, &c, Kc., Underclothing, and every article suited for the_ season. JONES &■ CO, Pharmaceutical and Dispensing Chemist, CORNISH OP IIAKSB-STBEET, (Next to Cobb's Booking Ofiices), TNFORM' the public of Dunedin that they have I opened their new EstaWisliment with a Stork ol the most genuine Drugs ami Chemicals, and trust from their lengthened experience to receive a share ol public patronage. . Physicians' prescriptions accurately prepared. Country orders promptly executed. »BENEYpLKKT ASYLUM, DUNEDIN. To be Eupportcd by Voluntaiy Contributions. " He that hath pity on the poor, happy is he." Objects : — _ ""■ TO relieve the aged, infirm, disabled, or destitute ol all creeds aud nations, by receiving aad main laining, in a suitable buildiui.', such as may be inoy nenented by being inmates of the Asylum. The Government having intimated their willingness to grant a site for the purpose, it is hoped that a sufU •ierit sum will be collected to allow of a portion of the Asylum being erected, and ready for the reception oi inmates before the winter sets in. . Interim Commit'ihi: : JOHN HYDE HARRIS. ALFRED CHETIIAM STRODE. JAMES A. DOUGLAS. JULIUS VOGEL. EDWARD G. EDWARDS. ST. JOHN BRANIGAN, EDWARD HARDCASTLE, Hon. Secretary, Interim Committee. By whom contributions are earnestly solicited, and •will be thankfully received. Donations may also be paid to the acconnt of the Dunedin Benevolent A&ylum at any of the Dunedin Bonks. MESSRS. PILLIKT & 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 :—Maclaggan-street, Near the Arcade. ■ - , NOTICE. ALL Accounts of over three months' standing due to the undersigned must be'-paid on or before tha Ist of May, proximo, otherwise legal proceedings ■will be taken. M'LEOD & GIBSON. Dunedin, 17th April, 1802. ,t& /th. WM. SOMNER is admitted a Partner of JJX our Firm, as Farmers and Seedsmen, from the Ist inst., and the business will as heretofore be conducted under the style of W. Law & Co. W. LAW ie CO. British and Colonial Seed Vi arehouse, 118, Swanston-street, Melbourne January 2G, 1862. MiifaSßS. GLLLIES AND STIUIET, Laitd .abd Estate Agents, Accouhtakts, and Suuvetohs. MONEY invested in Land, and Loans on Mortgage eilected, Surveys executed, and - llaps constructed. , lnsoWent'ancl Partnership Estates wound up. Interest Rents aud Accounts, collected. RegUter of- Lands and Houses for Sale or to Let, ■ and maps for reference kept. ' ~---. Land Office bu&iness transacted, and reliable information furnished respecting Lands iv all parts of the Provinces of Otago and Southland. ROBERT GILLIES. CHARLES HENRY STREET. Offices—Princes-street, near the Cutting. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership _LN existinc between the undersigned, JAMEiS BRAITHWAITEand CHARLES ARMSTRONG, as fruiterers in the Arcade, was this'duy dissolved by mutual consent, the said JAMES BRAITAW'AITIii letiiiuj: from the Firm. All debts dueand owing to the firm of Braithwaite find Armstrong, will-be received and paid by the said Charles Armstrong. ■ The Business will bo continued under the firm of Armstrong and Newey. Signed the Eighth day of May, 1862. ! JAMES BRAITHWAITE, ■ . CHARLES ARAiSTRONG. Witness—RlCHAßD THOS. WHEELER. Cham.es Armstrong, begs to return thanks to Ms friends and the public-in general, for the liberal support awarded him since he commenced business ; uud • • hopes, by strict attention and punctuality, to merit a continuance of the same.' TO THE THAVELLINO- PUBLIC. GO¥ERNIIENT ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, W A I P O R I. milE original IRONHOUSEputupbythe GovernJL merit iuiviug been found by the lessee to be quite - inadequate lor giving any really comfortable accommodations, he has at great expense made several ad.ditions and alterations, by which means he can now assure to1 travellers an amount of comfort and attention unequalledon the'road. ' : Hot meals at all houre —a comfortable fire when required in the long room. The Otago Daily Papers, when procurable. In consequence of- frequent complaints about the fare charged for crossing the' Waipori, at this ferry, ' ■ the Le'bsee of tlre'Waipori 'Accommodation House has -been induced to'purcliase the boat &c.-, and now begs •to inform- travellers, that persons'stopping at .his 1■ ; house will' be taken • across ihe, terry at any free of expense. ■'>•..-.-•'. To other travellers the faro will be before 9 a.m. Oao BbUling, after that hour to eva-down, Sixpence,