Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 246, 3 October 1862, Page 2

Business ,Nctiees. : . .COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR. HALES BY' AUCTION, Daily, of Horees, &c, a :.:J2:o'clack sharp. - ' ./ 'WILSON &W~A&"' _THE_ ME.W FUIiNITUUE, SALE AND AUCTION ROOM, Vac!aprg«m-street, in front of the Abbeyleix House EDWARD MOjiLLER & CO. beg to inform the Merchants and Importers of Dunedin, that they will open .their newly erected and very extensive pifcinisfs as Furniture; Sa'es ami Auction Rooms, on the first of September, 1862. • Their best attention will always ha given to the sale of Furniture," Ironmongery, and Plated Ware, etc., and the extent of their premises, as well as their long experience as furniture salesmen, war ; rants their assertion, that intending vendors will have the best opportunity of having their {roods properly suited, displayed and offered to the public in the best possible manner. Families about to leave town will be able to", bring their, household efiects to the best market, and liberal money advances wi'l be made on goods placed into the hands of the auctioneers for sale. Intending- purchasers are always sure to find a .very extrnsive assortment of ■• everything requisite for far T nishing their houses, and due notice will be given of all sales to be held aftlie establishment. Out of door sales will .be. attended^to, and account sales, in ..all instance s, "will be* rendered within. 48 hours after eac/Tsale. '"" .' ' ' . '■■*' j. Ad^ekss :— , .-,. :.. .EDWARD MOELLER. & CO., ; Auctioneers 'Valuators,' etc, Maclagfran-street, in " front of the Abbeyleix.House. Dunedin. ; ' TEETH TEETH!! TEETH!!! T MR. ALFRED BOOT, - -'Surgical- Mechanical Dentist, (Formerly-Pupil of H. L. Jacob, Esq., M.R.C.S; M.C.D, and L. A,C, and late Dentist to the --Royal -Bridgwater Hospital,) BEGS to callthe attention of the public to his improved method of fitting teeth on the principle of self-adhesion, by which the process of mastication is perfectly performed, and the articulation completely restored. • The■■•manevous; impositions, daily.practised^ on tlie public by persons pretending to a proficiency of knowledge in the different branches -of mechanical dentistry and the disappointments consequent thereon, deter many from availing themselves of relief under the.inconveniences incidental^ to the loss of these most essential and ornamental appendages, without which mastication cannot be properly effected, and the train of diseases arising from indigestion naturally follow. ; This requisite so ne'eessary to health, and to the enjoyment of our feed, is-effectively substituted on Mi*. Boot's priiiciple from one to a complete set without the least inconvenience to the wearer. Cbaraes moderate. ■ . '' • IMPOSTANT TO THE PUBLIC. KEROSENE AND PARAFFIN OIL. DIl-ENDERSON, Ironmonger being determined . to clear the whole of his Stock of.Kerosene aud Paraffin Oil this Month, has Reduced-the Price tO ■-■■ ■-:...-■ - • ■ ': . FIVE SHILLINGS PER G'ALT.ON, And warrants it of a very Superior Quality A large assortment of Fireproof Sufis for Sale. - Priiices-street, Dunedin. EXT E N SIV X A L «'E U ATK >Ns. "" IT U Gil KIR KP.ATIt IC X & CO. ' : . NEW SHOW ROOMS A RE N O W O P E N.. Immense Arrivals of New Goods :•■ ; (Per ships Nelson and Escort) ' :• -CoipprMug all the Latest Fashions. OCTAGON PAMILtFhOTEL, " ' : ' (Corner of Stewart and Princes Streets, Dunedin;) rpHIS riiosfc commodiou3 and, centrally situated X Family Hotel, is now nnder the very able and experienced management of the Into proprietor of Cooper"s Family Hotel, Melbourne. Victors arriving in Dunedin, from Victoria, New South Wales, the Northern Provinces, or from more distant ports, will find the Octacon' Family Hotel, to possess advantages over any : other,establishment in Dunedin. | '"■ The afiartiiifhts are numei*ous, spacious, well venti^ lated and lofty. ' ; .-The .attendance such as those who formerly patro--nised.CQopeFs Family Hotel in Victoria, were wont to receive. ■.*..•■■ Quiet, civility, attention, and an excellent table, combined with extremely moderate charges,- will be found c-vev to be the rule ot .this establishment. • DO S T A.L ■ Al E A N G EM EN T S Notice is hereby given that the-steam-service time.table last published is cancelled, in consequence: of the 10-sol" the mail contract; steamer White Swan;, and the following time tables are published in lieu thereof, for general information. - ; ... . ' : Ceosbie Ward. : General Post Office, July 14, 1862. .1. Sy-dne?. and. Auckland, i.o.r.m. s.s. lord ashley -(without alteration.) Auckland, leave ' .. August 1 September 1 Sydney, ' arrive ... ~8 ~8 if leave ... „ 15 „. 151 Auckland, arrive ... „ 22 22 ' .2. Auckland atsd Port Chalmeiis, oallinq at I INTERMEDIATE PORTS. • : : ' • '1 steamer queen- to leavb. ' . ■ . Northward. . : Port Chalmers .. July 18 ~. Aug. 18 ..-Sept. 18 Lyttelton .. „■ 20 ... „ 20 ...., „ 20" Wellington. .... „ 23 ... „ 23 ... „ 23 Napier-: ■; ... ~-25 .. .„; 25 ... „ 25 Auckland arrive .. „ 27... ~27.. ~27 Southward. Auckland,; leave ... ... Aug. 7 ... Sept.- 8 S?l^*. » •• •• » 10 .. „ .11 Wellington,, ■ , „ 13..:,, 13 Lyttelton „ .. .. ... „ 15 ... „ ( 15 Port Chalmers, amve „ 16 ~ „ 1^ N.B.—This boat will await the arrival of the 'contract mail steamer from Melbourne, if necessary, xintithe 25th of each month. ■ 3. Sydney, Nelson, and Interprovincial. "• i.c.r.m. s 8. lord worsley. Port Chalmers, leave .-. ■ . July 27 • • -Lyttelton „ ... .;-... , 29 .. Wellington „ ~; 31 ficton „ .. ... Aug. 1; - -Nelson „ .... ~ 4. ... Taranaki „ •...: .. - ■ 5■ ' Manukau arrive .. ...,", 6 „■■- leave ... ... <;. 9Taranaki „ ■ ...-...■•; ...-. k-- 10 Wellington ■arrive' /.. ■-.:.. ■■ ■■„ \ n-, ■ --''■-"»' •-• leave -..v ... „ 13: ll^ ~ . i - .. „ 14. , Nelson :. - ..■■■ -.•.... M 17 Taranaki „ . ..... >>< "18 ■ Manukan arrive .. .. „ 19 „ leave .-. ....;, 24 Taranaki „ ....■■■ .. ,y 25: Wellington arrive -...■■• ■■ 26: leave >. . .'..., i} : 28i ; Nelson -arrive ~ 29 l ~ leave , .. .. Sep. 1 Sydney arrive .. .. tJt 8 „ ' leave .. .. -„' 15Nelson amve .. .., , f 22 . leave ' 24 Pjcfon „ .. .... ~ 25 - Wellington „ ... . ... , „ 27; Lyttelton ## „ ... ... •,; 30: This boat will [proceed to, Port* Chalmers and Uhe Bluff. " ' j ' ' I.C.R.U. 8-S.IIREDALI!, OR OTHER BOAT TO LEATH ' Sydney -. Aug. 1Kelson arrive .. ... „ 8 „ leave ; n ?Mton „ .. .. 12 • Wellington „ 14 Lyttelton „ ' '„ 16 ~-' Port Chalmers „ 19 Bluff " * " arrive 20 T> T leaYC *• - »' 21 ' Port Chalmers „ .. .. 24 Lyttelton , ; Jf 26 . Wellington arrive )} 27 T » leave 29 Lyttelton „ 31 Port Chalmers „ Sept. 3 Bluff arrive ".. .. ;, 4 ,t leave ' '* 5 '' Port Chalmers „ ~ ~ " 8 Lyttelton „ .. ..' „ Iff Vvellington „ 12 . Pi'ton. „- „ .. .. * 13 ' poison „■ 17 Taranaki ;. . 18 , v Manukau, arnv^, )t 19 "" ty ' ' *' -' "" •• .. 24 ~ - Taranak- ~ .-;.- .., —" .26 t Wellington- • ■ arove... •,.--.„ „ 26 , •. w : r i--.- /;'lea7 e"' "vm'V . . .AeJteon,! ,',ar^ive ~-*. v ...«. ~/,29 N B." This boat will leave Nelson for Sjdoey on the Ist October. * The- Sydney. Neleou," and int<?i •H-ftVi.ieiaJ .SenrJfppM'll tv; ijt-iffiim«d renilaily by two b >als tiit«ichau{;irig at UcJlingc.itrou tbc 20lb of each month "