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Otago Daily Times, Issue 525, 26 August 1863, Page 6

Miscellaneous. /^ASPEE'S BOND AND EXCHANGE SALES ROOM, Hops-street, Is one of the largest, best lighted, most commodious, and accessible buildings in Dunedin. Carting from Jetty to Warehouse, Two Shillings Per Toa. A VERT LIBERAL ALLOWANCE To Importers oft'authorised charges. Cases and Bales bonded at rates little exceeding that fixed in free stares. Sales effected of all descriptions of gooJ3 (in parcels only) as per following scale: — Under L200, 1\ per cent.; over L2OO, and under LSOO, 2 per cent.; over VMs, and under LIOOO, U per cent.; over Llooo, ls per cent. Cash advanced to any extent on Bills of Lading or certificates of goods in Casper's Bond, on following terms: — Bank interest, and a commission of 2^ per cent. Gentlemen, whose residence in DuneJin is only temporary, may arrange for use of offices in EXCHANGE SALES ROOM, and transaction of business therein, on MODERATE AND ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. /JASPER'S BOND.—Arrangements have been \J made whereby Custom House business, for Importers, will be done by F. Bassett, whose drays will always be ready to cart from Lighters to Casper's Bond. Carts are distinguished by Letters C. B in red; .; " LAZARUS'S BOND, Stafford-street. THE Extensive Additions to our Bond being now completed, we are prepared to receive seven hundred tons Bonded Goods at current rates.. S. S. and ALEX. LAZARUS. CITY BU tf FET, ~ PRINCES STREET CUTTING. THE MESSRS. RIORDAN Brothers beg to an nouncetothe residents of Dunedinthat they have taken the premises in the Cutting, Princesstreet, latsly occupied by Mr Malm, and HAVE OPENED the same as a CAFE AND RESTAURANT, when they trust that by unremitting attention to business they will secure the Patronage ot the Public. The Ground Floor will be entirely set apart as DINING AND SUPPER ROOMS, under their own immediate superintendence. - The Cuisine is placed in the hands of an experienced Parisian artiste. Every delicacy will b3 provide:!, and the Establishment will be opea after the closing of the Theatres. The upper part of the Cafe w.ll be devoted entirely to a COFFSF, READING AND SMOKING ROOM. All the Newspapers of this Colony and the neighboring Colonies, and also the English Papers, will be available for the use of the Patronß of this Establishment. Coffee will be ready at any hour, made on an improved principle by a Percolator or Patent Coffeemaking Machine, which is acknowledged all over the world to be the best means of producing a Pure Cup of Coffee, of an aroma at once invigorating and refreshing. Chess and Draughts, &c, will be provided. ' The want of an establishment of this kind has been much felt in Dunedin ; and the Proprietors fcruit the eflort they have made to supply this want, and the celerity and attention with which the viauds will be. served, will secure to them the Patronage of the residents of Dunedin. ■'•"• RIORDAPf BROTHERS. THE CITY HU F FE T, Princes street Ctjttixg. A T a special request of a number of the Patrons Q. of this Establishment, the Messrs Kiordan Brothers will take Boarders at a moderate charge. A 8~8 EYL EI X HOUSE, MACLAGGA.N-STRSET. MESDAMKS HiYWARD and WILSON beg to inform their friends and the public that Ihey have taVeu the above Hotel, and trust by every attention to tiie wants of their patrons to merit a share of public patronage For Private Families the accommodation provided at Abbeyleix House is unrivalled. Gentlemen can bw accommodated with single bedrooms wherj cl auliness and comfort will be the first desilevata. The utmost care will be devote! to the providing FIKST-CLAS3 TABLE; and the new proprietors are determined to spars no expense in catering for the comfort of their patrons. Board and Lodging on reasonable terms. INFORMATION WANTED, hy Messrs Martyr Taylor, and Bucklai.d, Solicitors, Melbourne, of THOMAS MOORE HAMSDJiN, late of Walworth, in the County of Surrey, Enniand, gentleman, who arrived in the Colony of Victoria by the ship '-Thomas Ridley.'' Apply to Mirtin Shou, Esq., Princesstreet. Duaedin. HI HEii MAJESTY S KuYAL LiiXiUKs PATENT. TTAYES'S CONCENTRATED SPECIFIC. For the Prevention and Cure of Scab in Sheep, And All Cutaneous Diseases in Cattle, Horses, and other Animals. An effectual cure ibr scab in sheep, superseding altogether the u>e of arsenic, tobacco, and other remedies hitherto applied. . The great advantages of Hayes's Specific over every other application heretofore adopted are—lts economy, by which a very material saving is effected its simplicity, requiring; only to be thoroughly mixed ! by boiling; its curative effect on the skin, cleansing the wool, whilst stimulating and increasing its growth; its perfect freedom from noxious or poisonus elements. It is now generally used in t'ae Australian Colonies in preferencs to any other remedy, and its unqualified success as a curative agent has been certified by the most influential and largest flock owners in the Colonies. Price 6d per lb in hogsheads, one of which is sufficient for 2,000 gallons of water. Full directions accompany each package. R. B. MARTIN and CO., T rr n Agenti. J. H, Clough and Co, agents, Melbourne. also, • Cargiil nud Co, agent*, Dunedin.