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Otago Daily Times, Issue 605, 25 November 1863, Page 6

Miscellaieous. TTAUXHALL PLEASURE AND TB v G liV UENS Open EailyweEfc Month. C.msid^abla itnprovemeuts have been effected since last seasorc,- ---— viz., additional swings, gymnasium, skittle and ;ong pin alleys, jampings, quoits, trap-bat and ball, an t new.racing grounds, shooting gallery, arche'y for ladies, -and private p;e nic ground—fe: ccd off for partiees, with music provide!. ■ Arrangements havn been made for pigeon shooting and rabbit-coursing during ' the season, in a field uenv the Gardens. _ A variety of new walks have been laid-out, comm Hiding a view of Dunedin and the Bay, with their surrounding picturesque and beauiiful c^nery. Hot, cold, shower, and swimming baths for ladies and gentleman, arc now in course of erection, for which monthly tickets will ie issued at reduced prices, and so facilitate the means of access, a new foot-road above high-water mark has been made leading from the Gardens to Mr HiLdr&ili's Hotel, Anderson's Bay—about five minutes' walk. Mr Hildreth intends running a conveyance to-and from Dunedin. and the proprietors will regularly ply the Vauxhall steames- Minerva (now undergoing a thorough overhaul) in connection with the Baths, iroin 6 o'clock a.m. "Walker's Quadrille Band will be in attendance daily, and will perform the newest overtures and the most choice and favorite operatic selections. The above-mentioned improvements having been carried out resardl^s of cost the proprietors feels confident the public will appreciate the undertaking by their patronage. Previous to commencing business, the proprietor is open tv receive tendeis for the purchase of the Gardens" altogether, or the lease of them for the ssason of three months, in one lot or separately in three lots as follows :—l. Bar, rotunda, recreation and pic-nic grounds and gates. 2 Shooting gallery. 3 Baihs, with refreshment saloons attached, and steamers. The bars are fitted up with soda-water, g-in»er beer and lemonademachines, and water aud spirit taps are laid on ; in fact, the whoie will be replete in the course of a few days, with easy convenience ior carrying on an extensive business with ihe quickest dispatch and the lease possible <xpense.. Parties disposed to teider, are requested to furnish the same, en or before thg Ist December, to Mr H. Farley, from whom any further particulars may be obtained. Terms liberal. Wanted, a gentlemanly young man, of good address to manage the out-door sp rts, viz.—running, jumping, swimming, shooting, bowling, quoits, &c. A qualified person, who can furnish testimonials for • sobriety and integrity, ran apply by letter before.lst December.—H. FAH.LEY, Office, Cutting, Princes street. : GHURCH OF ENGLAND MISSION In the gold fields of Oias;o and Southland.

It is proposed to'establish a fund under the charge of the Kuial Deanery Board of Otago and SoufhlaitJ, for the purpose of supporting Missionary Clergymen and, where necessary, paid Lay Readers in the several gold fields, and of assisting in the erection of places of worship, schools, and residences for those employed in the mission. The Fund to be called " The Mission Fund " for the, gold fields of Oiago and Southland. Contributions are earnestly solicited in aid of the Fund, to be applied to any of the above-mentioned purposes and in any particular district as the subBcriber may think fit. If the district speciSed cease to be a gold field, the contribution will be applied to eimilar purposes in some other gold field, at the discretion of the Rural Deanery Board.; All contributions made to the general Fund will be applied, at the discretion of the Rural Deanery Board, to any gold field, or purpose connected with the objects oi the mission. The Bishop, in 1862, received from the Society for propagating the gospel in foreign parts, the promise of a grant of L2OO per aanum, for one year and a half, towards the maintenance of a Mifsionary Clergyman, but he ha 3 hithtrfco been unable to meet •with a clergyman willing to undertake the duty for a •stipend, limited to so short a period, and altogether inadequate to the necessary expenses of the mission. All claim upon the grant will expire on the 31st of December, 1863. . 'i'he Bishop, however, is prepared to make an application to the same society for' the renewal of the grant, and, if through the "contributions received by the Mission Fund, he can guarantee for the servicesatthe gold field a more adequate and permanent stipend, he will again make the necessary inquiries for a c!e: gyman, and in all probibility with better prospects of success.

Subscriptions will be received in aid of the above objects, by A. C. Strode, Secretary Rural Deanery Board. Any further information can be obtained from the Rev. E. G. Edwards, Parsonage, Dunedin. PICKFORD AiSD CO., GENERAL CARRIERS AND CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS, DUBEDIN AND InVERCARGILL, ARK prepared to forward any description of Merchandise to Kingston, Wakatipu Lake, at I 25 10s per ton, via Invereargill. Flour or sugar in quantities not less than" 5 tons. L2O per ton. . Parties wishing their goods insured, must give notice of the value, and such insurance will be extra. THOMAS IIiCKLING. BEING now about to devote his attention to the breeding of pigs, for which he was so celebrated in England, is desirous of Selling or Letting his two Shops in the Arcade, No?. 12 and 13. For particulars apply on the premises. mHO MA S OA"Li>E 0U T T Importer of and Wholesale Merchant in PLATE; SHEET, CROWN, ORNAMENTAL ' AND GENERAL WINDOW GLASS. Sold in Original Packages or cut to ssizes ordered. GLASS SHADES, PROPAGATING GLASSES, Pliotograghic Glass, SHIPS' DECK LIGHTS, And other Miscellaneous Articles in Glass. WHITE LEAD, OILS, COI ORS, &0., &<j. HIGH STREET EAST, (Opposite the Custom House), and at Hunter-street, Liverpool, England. ' NEW ZEALAND VEGETABLES. ' WM. WHYTE, Gardener, east side Upper Harbor, will be in attendance, at Stuart street Jetty on Friday morning next, from 8 to 10 o'clock, with a boatload of Cabbagfs, lettuces, Turnips, Radishes, and Cress (for exhibition only), grown from seed from Me=sis -K. Drury and Co, the ground being manured with Flat Island guano. W. W. brought into Town, this-day, Cabbages (matchless) weighing from sibsto7fibs each, together with samples of turnips and radishes, only a month sown. TO STATIONEtfH AND PRINTERS. CJSQUILANT, Bookbinder and Paper Ruler . begs to inform the Trade, he has commpneed business in Maclaggan-sfcreet, opposite the Anstralian Hotel, and respectfully solicits their support. fl. ROGtßSantTco., Bottlers.—English Ales . and Porters. George street, near the Rainbow Hotel.

DINNEFORD'S PURS FLUID MAGNESIA has been during twenty-five years emphatically sanctioned by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public as the best remedy for ACIDITY-OP THE STOMACH HEARTBURN HEADACHE, GOUT, and INDIGESTION, ' and as a mild aperient for delicate constitution^ more especially for ladies and children. Combined •with the ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP, it forms an agreeable effervescing draught, in which Its aperient qualities are much increased. During hot seasons, and, above all, in hot climates, the regular use of this simple and elegant remedy has been found highly beneficial. Manufactured (with the utmost attention to strength and purity), by DINNEFOBD and CO., 172 New Bond street, London; And sold by all respectable Chemists throughout he world. ° ""'NOTICE.IN THE ASSIGNED EsT. TE OF MESSRS JEFFKESON AND HEYDON. fpO the Creditors who are entitled, a Dividend is JL now payable at my office on or after the 25th day of November, 1863. JOHN FARGIE, Trustee, ' Princes -.steer, Dunedin t ' NOTICE '!• BAKERS. IjIIEST-CLASS Yeast at Brown's, opposite Cobb's JL office. * • NOTICE. Re Estate James M'Coll. ALL parties having claims against the above .hstate are requested to render them in full to the uaderßigned on or before 10th Decamber (text. E. B. PEARCE Accountant, Princes-stre«t.