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Otago Daily Times, Issue 216, 18 August 1862, Page 8

ror Sa!e# '_ I THE KAURI TIM BBE YARD, | : CUiIBKK_IND-STREfcT- j Adjoining the lounury. 9x£, 9xl, 9x2, 9x3, 9x4 0x1,6x2,(5x3,6x4 11x2,11x3,12x1,13x1,24x1 3 x 1, 8 x 2, 4 x 3. 4 x 2, 4 x 4, Boards and Scantling—Feather Edged Weather Boarda— T & G Mooring, and Lumber for sale by REID, SOUTSR fc CO. ON S A L X — AT TIIK OCTAGON TIMBER YARD, Corner of Great King and Stewart-streets. Lime, cement, plaster of I'aris " G. and T. lumber and shelving, 4x3, 4 x 2J, 4 x % 3 x 2, deal scantling Baltic boards, \ inch, 9 to 11 inches wide G. and T. Scotch flooring, \i,\,%\ inch Baltic and kauri weatberboarding Clear pine from 1 to 2 inch Architraves, mouldings Cedar chimney pieces &c, tec. Doors from 6Gx2Cto7x3 Sashes, from 8 x 10 Countesses and Viscountesses Elates Several tons of wish weights Galvanized iron from (i to 8 feet A large stock of ridging and spouting Plain (sheet zinc, aud every description of buiiuhig materials. BEN. SMITH. DUNEDIN TIMBER YAHD, Pit JJfCES-STKKET, (Near the Barracks.) nOH SALE, every description of Timber for J? building purj»o-ts at lowt-sf ratrs, including doors, «t shc-', moulding, architraves, skirting-, Portland cement, shet-t glass, tar^e size, 'i upper & CaiT's volvaukud iron, 2G guage, ridge cap, and spoutintr. I ' WAXTKR BELL & CO. FOR SALE, "PORTLAND CEMKA'T, best quality at 325. per X Barrel. Address—Hugh Caldjsk, Cumbcr-and-street. opptmte the Foundry FOR BALR—ThU most desirable Property in! Walker-stud (ojn^sjte Air. <Ax>ks I •tetiiijr of Soi*. iO, 21, -22, Block V.,—having a frwt,a^e of ltirS fet-t to Walkt'r-vtrt-et, and 1(& fec-t to Mel-viiie-iiriftt, togs-ther v/ith 0-Koomed Hou»e % thertou. Terms lil>eral. I Apply RICHARDSON k REYNOLDS, i Land and Estate Agents. HORSE and I!nnd Power Chaff Cutters] Thrashing machines ; Winnow iiijr machine*, and every description i ot'fctmViihural implements, On sale l.v HORLKY k SAMUKL, Ironmongers, 1 Princ*s-st n-et North, Agents to T. Robin^m & Co., Agricultural implement Makers, Melbourne. RICHARD I J O It n E S T. ! LKATHKR WAIU-HOL'SE, Prinees-f.tm.-t south, j OpjKj-ite the Immigration Barrack*. HAH always 0:1 hand a supply of Crop, Kip, and H:»riu-«» la.-hui>:t maiiuhu'tured* by John i Clark, Stafford Tauiu-ry. Mt-lbounie. ! Asso, j The Rime description of leathers, got up by Robert j FJwkhart, ,Mi-l!x:un:e Taun<:rv. - ! Country ord«-r* nunctuallv attended to '} T^Olt SALK, 2 Cottages, near the Octagon, with ,! I 11 venrs «i>e to run. Apply, Mr. Mihn* ' I Painter, (J.ortre stuet. * ' I ■ ■ ________ j CONSULTATION' BY LETTER. v j Fee-" ONE POUND." j VH. L. L. SMITH, ; 1&2, BOURKB .STItBET EAST, MELBOURNE I rnHEHR nn- many i»?it'nf.« who. although not disj X fnxU'Cmi with thru- Mwlical Att.-ndaut*;, 'vet are dei fiimusof Mibmhtin? their rase"" to ontwliorn they - j mu.<-t, from !:N prominent ]rA\\on, &s the le.din"----j lurdirii pra<-ntii.ijfr of Victoria, have had a thor'm'h , j pract.WsJ and e</s:iK.fK>l:tau ♦•xi-eric-nst with Diska'sK iin «".(ry vtrkty of lorni and ch;.r:<ct*»r. If it is true j tliat "practice mstV.s perfVet," patients can be a~ 1 sure»l tjiut J)k. L. L. Smith, with the Janj tf practice i (•xhicli no one denies he liai pos^M^sed for the last ten j yearn in these colonies, and still {K>nscsw«j in an in- | vna«i\ d*vn* f-ucii su<*eeuiii.<r }v«r) t mun ha%-e had _ j piv^ntwi t<> iii* txperi' n.e Discuses in its most varied j hue. C-aee* t'uat liavr- baiiltd the hkill of the fuiailv j Phytu-ian, ant) the most eminent Hurseonsof the day a-* a last rtxmrrc ivr«- rd'erred to him tither bvpinsu!- - j attion, by letter. »r brouuin down to his Hospital to 1 be placfd uudt-r hi-, iituuediatf treatment. i A laryc- branch of hi* j.raftioe is devou-*! exdushe'v • to Nmou* f.iid Syphilii-p dU-a^s. and thftsviuptoms iof dUr-a^s an-in-j ther. from. In these c-a^-s he L* ; frttjueutlyconsultftl asa dernier rfs^ourcc, the poor i paut-i.t oiteri i.rcsentinsr tlie N]»i-..tac'e of a debilitated j eirifccb.fd !>• iujr, the r> >uit of Juvinir placed himselt i unt!. r the treatment of, pvrhaj*, a ie^allv qualified j pr.irtitior., r. Usd urn- tv.ry v/ay skilful in Ihe general ; P»utme ni his proi^.<ion, but who has ti vyi i made ; th«.*c d»H.-i^ s ius {wciiliar ttudy, or had the oppartuj nines ol pracu'w in tls.-^e brat»ch«'s of iii>; Droll—Jon j The Hai!..» resaarks ho!d t<xri. v.ith ro*:>ect to the dis \ eaM;s of femrm-s. Tl:«rc me yr-arly thou.Ninds of both j Jisamc-d am; mii-Ic ladi*.- fjiinir vit-tinis to the v.ant j of a just din-nosi* of their c-ompLiint. T/u- obscurity 1, 0/ f/w dimtsr of the uteris it proverbial, and un I h-*s a thorough fuuomit of practical skill. Iwth in the I, I d;api<*i- rts w<l! s> a!^o in the treatment,is brought to - bt-ar on the <\h^^. the unflrtunrit.- patknt sucpnmljs j to if, or tin- trwitiiif nt, or dra^s on a weary wjeteh-d ! «xt-tfiice abiin!i'«it« herself, htr husband,"and to all ! htr n-ktio!!*. and fricmls. Ma:iy thc> circunistancod j do not from a morbid s. n«^ of delicacy camvl: a ! imdk-id wan ; tv tuch, tLe plan of conLultarion" by j letter, a.Joj.tc«l by Dr. L. L. .Smith. i> of great utility I There me also many emotions in married life thrt i. J should l»e an>wcrtil, such is the cause why married 1. ute is a burden and a cur^e, mther than around of continual happiness and mutual enjoyment. The j hannonvof iu:uiy a family has be«-- H broueht aU-ut by Dr. L. L. Smuli, thron^li the elucidation of something that bore the np^-aranee ot n,v>t<>ry, but by acorKultatii.n, cither by letter or pt'i^oually, has been clearvd a»ay. 11 His skill in the treatment of these disease* i s f P iJ v known. Alone in thw colony he has practised nart'eului;\ in th*>e iii-ic;isos, unnris ten years. At home be wn« th<^ pupil oi Dr. Cuiverwpll* wiio made these di«-a^s hisfxciiiMvcjirartice; simi as to h\* auaMncations li,. h a l.ot'.Vly (Jiuaiiflwl Jledioal Pr»ctitioi>W ft-.d ii.cintH.-r of the .Medical Hoard of Victoria ard . trainoi! iitp. First Phy<ieians' Prize iv Use knou'led■'•« and pnirtu-e of medicine in the Westminster H^. pitul, London. Lock Hospital, and Hospital for Skiu Diseases Dk. L. L. Smith, 192, liouiiKK Street East, M«r uoun'v COALS A!iD FIREWOOD. U'V itl(i. vcryyy !o know that the be?t I t hn^rhsh, Newcastle, and Ota^o Couis (screened or smitJty) can be had, in quantities to suit purehaMM«, at r THE COAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT lruictwtreet, near the Police Barrack? ' Delivered, carriapc-free. on the shortest notice. Also, i'liitwoon, cut up or otherwise by eo-<J ro cwt. t awuu^L _^____J2^EL >^mOßß t J^° N*> °"n BTnTn a rooms; Jetty-street, Ddkkdin. HUGH ROBERTSON . Begs to inform his friends that he has opened the above establishment. * Every convenienc and comfort, combined with the MOST MODERATE CHARGES, Will be the order of the day - n BOAItD AND LODGING Uy the week, day, or anj longer or shorter period. WELL AIUKD BEDS, x Larfro dmin« and sitting rooms, airy bedrooms, private av.artn.cuta for fmnilies, an* all the conve1, nieuce of a first class dining rooms, under able aud experienced management. H. KOBERTSON,Proprietor. —— ___ Qpe» from G a.m. to 12 p.m. TOWERS, JiOi'AL (iEORGI HOTJ_L, ' OGeokge-Street. NX of the oldest established house's in Dunediu, aud where the best accommodation can be obtained. Every convenience and comfort will be found at this established hotel. There is an excellent ® ABLE D'HOTE every day at 2 o'clock. Board and lodging, forty shillings per week with ein-'le bed room. Private sitting rooms for travellers and boarders v Wines, spirits, ale, porter, &c., of the very best brands only. - I, Superior stable accommodation, under careful and - JjS hed""" 1"8 *1"6111 * with stack aad Ja«l3