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Otago Daily Times, Issue 286, 19 November 1862, Page 2

_________ Hotels, etc. COMMERCIAL H OT fc L, > Camp-street, Junction. (Cobb <_ Cos. Booxiko Opftcp.) QOBFS COACHES arrive at and depart from \J the Lomioei-eiai Hotel daiiy. P«gse«KWs by the above hue will find the Commerlal Hotel one of the best on the <Uggin.. s ) No expense has been spared to secure'the comfort ot all who may pay the hotel a visit. HOME, WEATHERLY & CO., Proprietors. OCTAGON FAMILY HOTEL, ' ri™^' of octa?on "»"" Princes Streets, Dunedin ) fgiHlb must commodious and centrally situated X Family Hotel, i.s now under the very able <md experienced management of the Lite proprietor of Cooper's Family Hotel, Melbourne. Victors arrivii s in Dunedin, from Victoria, New South Wales the A- rthern Provinces, or from more distant port , wii find the Octaeon Family Hotel, to possess advaU -es over any other establishment, ni Dunedin. ° _ The apartments are numerous, spacious' well ventiatecl anel lofty. ; # The attendance such as those who former!v pntro- ' !Sv * "lly H°td iU Viutolia wereViut io Quiet civility, attention, and an excellent table, combined with extremely moderate rharges, will be found ever to be the rule of this Kstabiishment. • UNION HOTEL. ' STAFFORD STRE ET, (Formerly kept by Mr George Crowlmrst,) Now under the pronrietorship of J. HARDING & CO. rjniilS is not only the oldest established Hotel in JL Dunedm, but is admitted to he the most comraodms coinenient and central, it can accommo■djitu wi hout crowding or iiicnvenience, 100 boarded. Yon T"'* S{ re, al7n' s P !l«0«s» clean, and most, ccoifortably furnish^ . The s ,tn.,jr and pubdc apartments are replete with every convenience. A TABLE D'HOTE EVERY DAY, i At Oxe o'Clock. ; The Crystal Bar is a new and striking f oafure > htely added to the other attractions of the U„Lm ■ Hot 1, from which only Ales, Wines and Spirits of ■ the very huest qua ity are supplied to oust Jus 'Mr - Harding s long experience in the wine mid spirit busl- - thSs^nS a SUrC gUan'Ut" °f lhe n******* of - THE BILLIARD ROOM . Is provided with one of .he best- faSlcs, attended by , very ex| erieneed marker. Pt j s spacious and com- , raodious and admitted to bo oue of the most convenient in the city. A Niuht Porter on the premises. Passengers called at any hour requested. _. J. HARD IN; | too. rpHE Proprietors of the Abbejleix House, lw to X acquaint their friends and the public, that they have mane very extensive alterations in their estak lishment. and are now opening it as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL °AND BOARDING s HOUSE. , f The well-known character of the house.the elevated _ grounds it stuuds upon, as well as tlie interior . eien'itnce and convenience of this Hotel, uid aud mu-t rentier it one of the most desirable residences of - Duneeiiit and its viciu'ty. Tbe House is now tit to accommodate a'hundred ; persons witii comfortable bedrooms, and everythi"* * has I wen done to render the table acceptable 'to the h most fastidious lovers ol good cheer. A large and elegant dining room is set asid° for . those who prefer dining oil' n well spread t thie at as low a price as possible, and tlie .sleeping compartments _ ot that part ot die house, are wed aired, cleau, aud ~ comfot table. r For Ihe healthy recreation of boarders, n lar^e 5 double Bowling Alley will be available, and the be*t s ot V> ines, Liquors and Ales are unquestionably to be s had atthe Abbeyieix Mouse Bar. I The Hotel is bituntcl in M A 0 L A (i G A N- STR E FT, - Almost oviposit? the Dunedin Club. mHE AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, Maolagga"" - X - Street, J By A. GRIFFITHS, Late of the Geelong, Melbourne, and Adelaide Steamers. _ Excellent board and accommodation for those arriving nt. or departing from, I Minedin. Good sitting rooms, wed ventilated, and spacious , bedrooms. Excellent s<abliner. 1 WOl )L LE V 'S^J^cTTHtrnnrß^h-^i-ee t ?T Hawkesbury, Waikouaiti. Travellers and passengers ppr stcauiavs, will find the best of accomMi"d;it,ion afc the above hotel. Wines and spirits of the fist brands, Go A stabling ; best buy nnd o >ite. fj OT E L p0 R SALE s <bi the High road to the diggings, nine miles from Uunedin now doing a cspital tenia. The property is Tee hold. " For particulars, app'y to JAMES FINCH and CO., Rattray street. DUNSTAN ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, Junciioti of the Waipori aud Dmiitan Diggings. WHY MARK k II HE SON have much pleasure TT in announcing to the Public that they have made extensive alte-ation in their houso, and Traveller*, will liud a very comfortable Meal and Bed, at a very moderate cling;}. Splendid Stabling and Feed for Horses. Medi?al. " MEDICAL. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. WILSON hns removed to Maelacgan -street _ opposite the rdiukßpeare and Shamrock Hotels' Private Fesideuce: George Villa. Georue-street. MEDICAL. jy 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. "T^R. WATERS, Physician, Surgeon. Doctor oj l r Medicine, and Accoucheur, may be consulted daily at h ls residence, Dowling-street, West, the turel house on the left, after ascending the steps a the C.ittinir, on the same side as the Bank of New south wales. R E M 0 V A L. MR JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, SURG "ON DENTIST. Having after nearly 15 years experience in Edinburgh, London. Dublin, America, and the Australian colonies, aelopted 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 hiiu during bis nine nioniljs 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 bringing his v experience to b<jar on climatic requirements, giving no pain, and executing all the artificial branches as hitherto on the most approved modern prii.ciples, and in an effective aud art^tic manutr. Attendance after 10 a. m. The Poor attended Gratituously from 9 to 10 each Morning. Please observe present address, viz.:— PRINCES STREET, Octagon side of Cutting. TEETH TEETH!J TEETH!!! MR. ALFRED BOOT Surgical Mechanical Dentist, Princes-street, (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 call the attention ofthe public to his improved method of fitting teeth on the principle of self-adhesion, by whicb the process of mastication is perfectly performed, and the articulation completely restored. ! The numerous impositions daily practised on the public by persons pretending to a proficiency of know ledge 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 mastieaiion cannot be properly effected, and the tram of diseases arising from indigestion naturally follow. This requisite so necessary to health, nnd to the enjoyment of our food, is elfectively substituted on Mr.' Boot's-.principle'from one to a complete set with* but the leiast inconvenience to the wearer, Ca»ju«res moderat