Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 236, 22 September 1862, Page 1

- . , outuuvao v.'jjuitwus.': ~ ~- . MEDICAL: T^B-HOCKEN,'late Surgeon qf thes s. Gr.ea . J-' -Britain, Princes-street Chambers, opposite the Exchange Hotel and a few doors above the Bank o «ew South.Wales./ , . • ,- \ /- > . ~* • -n?o^ ; 9to 11 a.m,,2t04 p.m., " and afterwards through the evening. OTA G O LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY. Tbmporast Oppicb, NO. 3, CO3rMEECIAL ;CHAMBESS, JETTY. STBEET, Directij opposite the Custoa House. - mHIS COMPANY is prepared on -the sborte-t - JL nonce to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON LANDED ANLJ OTHER PROPERTIES. Thevars likewise prepared to Discount Appwyvsa Bills, Advaxcb Moset os Merchaxdisb, Bokde» Cebmwcatjs, Bills or Ladisg, asd Etert Descbiptios op Approved Seccbimes. MEDICAL. DR. :M AItT VR, Surgery: Jetty-street, opposite Post Office. Residence r Stewartrstreet, opposite the Gaol. Hours of Consultation:— oto 11a.m. 2to 4 and 7to 9 p.m. Q_ EB L 0 K;8 VRIV AT E H 0 T_E L. • * " Maclaggan-Etreet, »-q n c d in. Beantifnlly situated about five minutes' walk from ne .rost OlSce. ' boardC?lient a<K*nmiodatiOn for famaies a^ private ? : : JAMES BROWNE, V - * Late of the Tamcra Hotel, '- _L -~: :.___ Proprietor. -' ■ ■.' TI,J- ONS O N AND .I, A HLA Ni ' Architecte and Sarvfeyors, Pnnces-strefet, Jnnedin, opposite Criterina Hotel. _, MB. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Ofice :~Corner of Prinees:street aad High-BtreeL ' Dunedin, (next door to Fraser & Granger; &lers!) w^ N-B-—Ship Protests nmsfc be noted -sdtHo Ifprty-eicht hours after the Arrival of Tes^l. X /^EORGE KINGSTON/ Shipping and Genial DUNSTAN AND HIGHLAY DIGGINGS. Evv W> D U R■ D E .-N-i--.. BAKEE AND : - GENERAL STOREKEEPER, v | JBeech-Etreet, Hawkesbury, / > s,^^° infor? Parti^ the above di<^inss ' ftat Jhey^n be supplied vdt£ every desoSSn^f ' D^^Tools. Provisions, Ooi^^^af^f A supply of good fresh Biscuits ahravs on h^ .—i—■— ■ nii^ -. ._. - - " - - OTAGO and .Corpjnande! D%ing3,--Miners visitin? Melboarne, are inTfred to stay at the Queen's Arcade Dmmg Rooms. This immense etS! iL«hmentein accommodate 200 Boarders rfirst^S Board with wasW. separate Sitting and BedlS 20s. weekly,- Board and Ledgings los. T^ Hotels^^te. -;;■ .;--! ■ .BEDFORD HOUSE, BELL HILL. EXCHANGE HOTEL, CAFE & BESTAUKANT - (Opposite Bank New South WaJes ) Tr ,: PBKfCES-SrßEEfc 1 ' ; " mHIS Ho^, one of the largest and mostconvenienfe - 'A offlPpT?™' si taated fareof the Cit^ndofiereaccommodj^ontoTrafelhTis' Visitor^ and Permanent Boarders not te bTS' " passed by any house in town. . ._ w°e surj . . THE BED ROOMS, Twenty-six in number, are fitted up res^rdles of ex " _ TOR PCBLIC AKD PETVATB CSK. ' toSeS° adßpted fW t;h« .^rireminte of cusNothiag ta^jWmost approveHbrands of ; : T xim^ ~WIN£S* ALES.-.& SPIEITS Wfll be allowed on Stock, the proprietor! being determined at whatever cost to establish the - . ~ , EXCHANGK HOTEL ABa'firstdass,House.-:7f--i UTI ?■",{< ',' >:-'" ■ ,-■■".■■■■■•. 7 THE CAFE ANDTBESTArjEANT^ Are under the entire management of c ,: MESSBS. PoLLrKBTT AKD KkIGHT, So well-known on the rarious gold-fields in Victoria. wh^e knowledgeof these branthes of th!e fasinS^«uch as to ensure satis&etion and comfort to all tloS who may iavor them with their patronage -•- A liberal and varied Bm-pf-FarTwiil be i^ued daily. •is -■■-'■ • ■■■ ■'■'■ vu.- o t L^HOKS^D^BS^ ALL HO^S. ! T at One o'clock. ! :■■■■ PURE,MOCHA COPI?EB/or:- :^ | English, <^toental^a(^nial^ a pe^; a^v^* *- i" -■■ -•<•■«; . ■•-■ ■-13. :;on the table.1- 5 -;; ■.'■'•■■-: .<.~; ';'.'-.-■'. : \ _ ,;Ghess,d)rßugbt^:&c.^;;L:,-: -; - , ! Families and Boarders at per week Attached to thejwtel, but yet su&dently private is » . ■ ' | huge and magnificent • ' •■■•■•--■ Ji^raeisi »., I V.', r BILLIARD-ROOM" ;■ ' '^ a v6^^?^ SaUarat, Marker) CHILD t LITTLE,- * N.B.—A private, entrance to all parts oftEyilote'l COMMBBCIAL HOTEL Camp-street, Junction. * (Cobb & Cos. BooKrKo Office.) No expense has been spared to secure the oomfoi* of all wha may pay the hotel a visit, ™B HOME, WEATHE LY&.CO.,, * ' = ; Proprietors. fTIHE Proprietors x>f the Abbejleix.House; Wto '" it, acquaint then; fhends.aiid the .pubUeCtSjtSS ; have made very iextebsivts alteration; SeKteh! lishment, and are now opening "it as n "*«^«>wo. •fe . For the*'iiealthy recreation "of..boarders, 'aJarse double Bowling Alley will, ba;wauable^ and the best of Wines, liquors and Ales are unquestionably to be had at the Abbeyleix House Bar. ' The Hotel is situated in MACLAGGAN-STKEET, Almost opposite the Dunedin Club*