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Otago Daily Times, Issue 211, 12 August 1862, Page 8

■ .^ft.-^r^^v^^gafe; -':-/.! J^E Jiffi r THE KAU R I Tl M BEE YAED. CtmBEBLANU-SIXEETj ■ ■ ; ; _ I . ■ Adjoining the Foundry. ' 9x5,9x1,9x2,9x3,9x4 6x1,6x2,6x3,0x4 11 x 2,11 x 3/12 xl, 18 x 1,24 x 1 .3xl 3x2,4x3,4x2,4x4, Jjoards ana Scantling—Feather Edged Weather Boards— T& G Flooring, and Lumber for gale by REID, SOUTEB &CO. T7l O E SALE, CHEAP, X? 30,000 feet of Weatherboards 20,000 „ G &T Flooring 20.000 „ 3 x 2-8, 10, 12, 14, &30 ft. 80,000 „3£ x 3-8, 10, 12, 14, &23 „ 13-12 '14'16'18525" 30,000 Palings C. A. ROSS & COS TIMBER YAED, (Corner of Stewart-street and Gaol-street near the Court-house.) ON S A L E— AT THE OCTAGON TIM BEE YARD, Corner of Great King and Stewart-streets. Lime, cement, plaster of Paris G. and T. lumber and shelving, 4x3, 4 x 2J, 4 x 2, 3 x 2, deal scantling Baltic boards, % inch, 9 to 11 inches wide G. and T. Scotch flooring, I|, 1, f, £ inch Baltic and kauri weatherboarding Clear pine from 1 to 2 inch Architraves, mouldings Cedar chimney pieces &c, &c. Doors from 6Cx20t07x3 Sashes, from 8 x 10 Countesses and Viseountesseß elates Several tons of sash weights Galvanized iron from 6 to 8 feet A large stock of ridging and spouting Plain sheet zinc, and every description of building materials. BEN. SMITH. DUNEDIN TIMBER YARD, PKIJICKS-STaEET, (Near the Barracks.) EOR SALE, every description of Timber for building purposes at lowest rates, including doors, sashes, mouldings, arcJiitraves, skirting, Portland cement, sheet glass, large size. '»upper k Carr's galvanized iron, 20 guage, ridge cap, and b pouting. _____ WALTER BELL & CO. FOR SALE, "PORTLAND CEMENT, best quality at 325. per XT Barrel. Address—Hugh Caldeb, Cumber-and-street, opposite the Foundry FOR SALE—That most desirable Property In Walker-street (opposite Mr. Cook's Store), cnt sktingof Sees. 20, 21, 23, Block V.,—having a fre»> age ofl9d feet to Walker-street, and 165 feet to Mel-ville-street, together with 9- Roomed House thereon.. Terms liberal. Apply RICHARDSON & REYNOLDS, ' Land and Estate Agents. RO YS E, MUD I E CO. Hare on Pale— Magarer's superfine silk-dressed"} ' I Adelaide Soar f o , , i Bowman's do. do. > ijrHsranieed Rayner's do. do. ) Oat*—Califonuan, Victorian Stores porter Campbelton, KirklLstou, and Island whisky Prime English cbte»e, butter, sugar, ship bread, &c, &c, Am, Ship chandlery, britanma metal, and electroplated goods, 4 and 6 pall beer engines, Aruedcui buggies, and English carriages of every description, andT of the best make. EOYSE, MCDIE and CO., Stafford-street, Late J. Darwent and Co. HORSE and Hand Power Chaff Cutters Thrashing machines Winnowing machines, and every description of agricultural implements, Oh sale by SOIILEY k SAMUEL, Ironmongers, Princes-street North, Agents to T. Robinson & Co., Agricultural Implement Makers, Melbourne. RICHARD FORREST, LEATHER WAREHOUSE, Princes-street south, Opposite the Immigration Barracks. HAS aJways on hand a supply of Crop, Kip, and Harness Leather manufactured by John Clark, Stafford Taauery, Melbourne. Also, The same description of Leathers, got up by Robert FJoekhart, Melbourne Tannery. Country orders punctual!? attended to FOR SALE. Township of Silverteo, Anderson's Bay. npHK Undersigned has receive--! instructions from X S. P. Every. E^.. to st 11 by private contract, the few remaining Sections, in the above desirable Township. GEO. S. BEODItICK. 1, Mercer's Buildings, T. ~ „ Princes-street. Dunedin, Bth August, Tj^OE SALE, Blacksmith's Shop and Tools. Is a ._. first-rate stand for business; with two fiae horses and a covered dray, if required. Apply at Victorian Hotel, Waitahuna, FOR SALE, 14 years lease of House and Ground nalker street. Apply to Mr. Morrison, Bootmaker, Princes street. CONSULTATION BY LETTER. Fee—"ONE POUND." mM DR. L. L. SMITH, ™'t, Bt££ RKE STREET F^ST > MELBOURNE rIUIERE are many patients who. although not disJ_ satisfied with their Medical Attendants, yet are desirous of submitting their case to onewhom they know must, from his prominent position, as the leading medical practitioner of Victoria, have had a thorough practical and cosmopolitan experiense with Disease in every variety of form an! character. If it is true that <• practice makes perfect," patients can be assured that Dr. L. L. Smith, with the large practice (which no one denies he has possessed for the fast ten years in these colonies, aud still possesses in an increased degree each succeeding year), must have had presented to las experience Diseases in its most varied hue. Cases that have baffled the skill of the family Physician, and the most eminent Surgeous of the day as a last resource are rt-ferred to him either bvconsulattion, by Mtrr. or hrought down to his Hospital to be placed under his immediate treatment. A large branch of his practice is devoted exclusively to Nervous aud Syphilitic diseases, and the symptoms of diseases arising therefrom. In these cases he is frequently consulted as a dernier resource, the poor patient often presenting the spectacle of a debilitated emaciated being, the result of having placed Irimselt under the treatment of, perhaps, a legally qualified practitioner, and one cv. ry way skilful in the general routine of his profession, but who has never made these diseases his peculiar study, or had the opportunities of practice in these branches of his nrofesion The same remarks hold goosi with respect to the dis eases of females. There are yearly thousands of both married and single ladies falling victims to the want of a just diagnosis of their complaint. The obscurttv of the disease of the uteris is proverbial, and un less a thorough amount of practical skill, both in the diagnosis as well as also in the treatineut/is brought to bear on the disease, tlie unfortunate patient succnnibs to it or the treatment, or drags on a weary wretched i existence aburden to herself, her husband/and to all her relations and friends. Many thus 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 Ihere are also many questions in married life that should be answered, such is the cause why married life w a burden and a curse, rather than a round of continual happiness and mutual enjoyment. The harmony of many a family has been brought about by Dr. L. L. Smith, through the elucidation of something that bore the appearance of mystery, but by a consultation, either by letter or personally, has been cleared away. ; . His skill in the treatment of these diseases is fully known. Alone in tlus colony he has practised, particularly in these diseases, during ten years. At home he was the pupU of Dr. Culverwell who made these diseases his exclusive practice; and as to his qualifications, he is a Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner and member of the Medical Board of Victoria, and gained the Fust, Physicians' Prize in the kuowlS 7tal PESn meaicine "* *** Westminster HoY Lock Hospital, and Hosnital for Skin Diseases. Dr. X. L. Smith, 193, BOURKK STBEBT Ea*T, MBi*otnnr