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Otago Daily Times, Issue 284, 17 November 1862, Page 7

SCotels. etc. - COMMEItCIA L ' H O T E L, Camp-street; Junction. (Cobb & Cos. Booking Office.) CTO^^i?'- **« *- of s? s^% _?__?£«*■*•-« HOME, WEATHERLY & CO., Proprietors. OCTAGON FAMILY HOTEL, riS^r® 1' °foot aU(I Streets, Dunedin ) f|ullS liiohfc rai_niodioiis and centrally situated X Family Hotel, is now under the very able "and experienced management of tlie late proprietor of Cooper's Family Hotel, Melbourne. Visitors arriving m Dunedin, from Vietoiia, JSew South Wales, the JWthern Provinces, or iron more distant ports, wil and the Octaeron Family Hotel, to possess advantages over any other establishment in Dunedin. I The a.^u-1 mr-nts are numerous, spacious, well ventiated and lofty. The attendance sucli as those who formerly patronised Cooper's Family Hotel in Victoria were wont to receive. Quiet, civility, attention, and an excellent table, couinmerl witii extremely model-ale eh ir-es, will be iound evev to be the rule of thi_ establishment. UNION HOTEL, STAFFORD STREET, (Formerly kept by Mr George Crowhurst,) Now under the proprietorship of J. HARDING & CO. mHIS is not only the oldest established Hotel in J_ Dunedin. but is admitted to be the most comroothus^ convenient and central. H can accommodate witnout crowding or inconvenience, 100 boarders rhe rooms are airy spacious, clean, and most comfortably furnished. 'Hie sitting and public apartments are replete with every convenience. A TABLE D'HOTE EVERY DAY, At One o'Clook. The Crystal Ear is a new and striking feature lately added to the other attractions of the Union ; Hotel,-from which only Ales, Wines and Spirits, of the very finest quality are supplied to cuslomerp Mr Harding s long experience in the wine and spirit, business, will offer a sure guarantee of the correctness of tins statement. THE BILLIARD ROOM Is provided with one of (he best tables, attended by very experienced marker. It is spacious and commodious, and admitted to be one of the most convenient in the city. A Nicht Porter on' the premises. Passengers called at any hour requested _. J. HARDING & CO. fTIHE Proprietors of the Abbeyleix House, be- to JL acquaint their friends and the public, that they haye made very extensive alterations in their establishment, and are now opening it as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL."AND BOARDING IIOCSE. The well-known character of the house,the elevated grounds it stands upon, as well as the interior ek-ijaiice and convenience of this Hotel, will and must render it one o< tha most desirable residences of Dunedin and its vicinity. The House Ls now fit to accommodate a" hundred persons with comfortable bedrooms, and everything has been done to rentier the table acceptable to the most fastidious lovers of pood cheer. A large and elegant dining room is set aside for those who prefer dining off a well spread table, at as low a price as possible, and the sleeping compartments of that part of the house, are well aired, clean, and comfortable. For the healthy recreation of boarders, a lar^e double Bowling Alley will be available, and the best ot Vv mes, Liquors and Alos are unquestionably to be had at the Abbeyleix House I3ar. The Hotel is situated in MAC LAGG AN-STHEET, Almost opposite the Dunedin Club. THE AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, Maclaeea Street, ■ By A. GRIFFITHS, Late of the Geelong, Melbourne, and Adelaide Steamers. # Excellent board and accommodation for those arriving at, or departing from, Dunedin. Good sitting rooms, well veu til ailed, and spacious bedrooms. Excellent stabling. "OOLLEY'S BEACH HOTEL, 13 each -street, Hawkesbury, Waikouaiti. Travellers and passengers per steamars, will find the best of accommodation at the aboye hotel. Wines and spirits of the fist brands. Good stabling . ) )e!J t- ; j, ay am | oatg> JJ OT E L FOR SALE On the High road to the dippings, nine miles from Dunedin, now doing a capital trade. The property is freehold. . ' J For particulars, apply to JAMES FINCH and CO., [ T?attray street. DU.NSTAN ACCOMMODATION HOJSE, Junction of the Waipori and Duustan Diggings. WHYMARK & HEESON have much pleasure in announcing to the Public that they have made extensive allegation- in their house, and Travellers will find a very comfortable Meal and Bed, at a very moderate charge. Splendid Stabling and Feed for Horses. Medical. MEDICI lT NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. WILSON has removed to Maclaggan-street opposite the Shakspeare and Shamrock Hotels' Private Residence: George Villa, George-street. MEDICAL. ' ' T)R MARTYR, Surgery: Jetty-street, opposite Post Office. Residence : Stewart-street, opposite the Gaol. Hours of Consultation :— 9to 11 a.m. 2to 4 and 7to 9 p.m. D aV^. A-TERS? ?^' sician ' Surgeon. Doctor o| JLS Medicine, and Accoucheur, may be consulted daily at his residence, Dowling-street, West thp hird house on the left, after ascending the s S P s a the Cutting, on the same side as the Bank of New Jsoutli Wales. REMOVAL. MR JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, JSTTRGKON DENTIST. Having after nearly 15 years experience in Edinburgh, London, Dublin, America, and the Australian colonies, adopted this country as his future home respectfully thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen of Dunedin, and the province of Otago generally, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during his nine months residence amongst them, and in announcing his removal from High-street to Princes-street, to assure them that he will ever continue to exercise hi profession to the interests of his patients, by brinefaw liis > experience, to bear on climatic requirements ffvmg.no-para,-»nd executing all the artificial branches as hitherto on the most approved modem principles, and m an effective andartistic manner Attendance after 10 a. m. The Poor attended Gratituously from 9 to 10 each Morning. , J cv" Please observe present address, viz. ••— PBJNCBS STREET, Octagon side .of Cutting, TEETH TEETHjJ TEETH i!! MR. ALFRED BOOT Suegioal Mechanical Dentist, /t, , « Princes-street, (Formerly Pupil of H. t. Jacob, Esq., MR C S t-v-d^q * ,T al B™igwater Hospital,) T>EGS to call the attention of the public to Mr fa. il«s__^^_^xfJ__??!:The numerous impositions daily practised on the SsS?s?^*H_a_te. gX^3ss?a_i^"ss?issthe inconveniences mwuenfal to the loss of these most essential and ornamental appendages, without which mastication cannot be properly effected, and the train ot diseases arising from indigestion naturally follow.' ii_s- requisite so necessary to health, and to the enjoyment of our food, is effectively substituted on Mr. .Boot s principle from one to a complete set with* out the least inconvenience to the wearer. Charges moderat '