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Otago Daily Times, Issue 705, 22 March 1864, Page 8

Professional and Trade Addresses. /GREENWOOD AND MARSHALL, NightVjf men, Address Boxes:- Queen's Arms Hotel, U.iiionHotel, Craigieburn Hotel, Provincia Hotel, Shakespeare Hotel, Glasgow Arms Hotel, Victorian Hotel, Royal George Hotel, and \crk Hotel. _, ... , N.B.—Chimney Sweeping done. Rubbish, taken away on the shortest notice. mHE CITY COMPANY WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL BUTCHER?, , High-street, Dunedir. SHIPPING SCJPPLIEI). LAW, SOMNER and C 0 j Wholesale and Eetail Seedsmen Ootagon. GEORGE MISCAMBLE, VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, Princes Street South, Front of Noah's Ark Stables. Horses with lame and diseased feet successfully treated. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES, Charges strictly moderate. LADIES' NURSE. MRS WATSON. Cards of address to be had at Wilkinson and Dixon, Medical Hall. Undertakers. SP IC E R AND MURRAY, UNDERTAKERS, GEORGE STREET (Opposite the Oddiellows' j£all).: Having all the necessary plant for conducting Funerals, undertake and carry out the same in the most satisfactory manner. The wishes of those giving instructions will be strictly followed. All orders executed with punctuality and despatch. T*T G- G E D D E S , Oomu Maker, and General FURNISHING UNDERTAKER Octagon (corner of Stuart street), Respectfully intimates that he is prepared to execute Funerals to suit the requirement of all parties, at the Lowest Charges. Plain or plumed Hearses, Hearse with plate glass sides, and Mourning Coaches. N.B.—Pinking in Cloth, Silk, or Satin. Medical DR. HtfNTEK, late of Melbourne, Consulting and Operating Surgeon, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, ha 3 commenced practice in Dunedin at Farley's new building, the Cutting, Princes-street. Hours for indoor consultation, from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. MEDICAL. DR. CRAWFORD, L.F.P.S.G. (late Surgeon Accoucheur to the Glasgow Lying-in Hospital, and late Surgeon in the Royal Navy), begs to intimate that he may be consulted in all the Branches of his Profession, at his Medical Dispensary in the Octagon, Dunedin. Dr. C. has great experience of the following diseases, viz: — Diseases pecular to women and children Diseases of the heart and lungs Diseases of the digestive system Diseases of the nervous system Diseases of the eye Diseases of the skin Diseases of the blood Surgical diseases of the bones and joints. Advice gratis from 9to 1 a.m., and from to 9 p.m. Octagon, Dunedin. MEDICAL. MR HENRY REDDROP, M.R.C.S.E., late Surgeon to the Eastern Division of the Tiverton Union, as also to the ship " Ethereal," from London to New Zealand, may be doily consulted at bis rocms, Princes-street Chambers, immediately opposite the Exchange Hotel. Hours for consultation, from 9 a.m. till 12 noon; from 2to 4 p.ra,; and from 6to 8 p.m. N.B.—Mr. Reddrop has hart considerable experienco in dissases of the nervous and digestive systems, and also in skin diseases. PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. Marine Surveyors, Ships' Stores , CAPTAINS THOMPSON and MATHESON MABINB StJRVBTOS, PORT CHALMERS, Office, next to Clark and Co.'s, Ship .Chandlers. Distinguishing Flag, No. 3at the Main. j OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION DUNEDIN, Supported by Voluntary Subscriptions. j "Jn Prosperity Remember the Poor." President : His Honor John Hyde Harris. Vioe-Presidbht : Treasurer Walter Day Esq. j Committee : Alfred Chetham Strode, Esq., R.M. Thomas Dick, Esq. Frederick Moss, Esq. Julius Vogel, Esq. Dr Richardson St. John Branigan, Esq. Thomas Calcutt, Esq. Secretary : W. M. Hopper.| This Society was established in May, 1862, for the purpose of relieving the distress of the poorer inhabitants of the colony, without reference to creed or nation. The committee have to report that since October, 1862, to 31st December, 1863, they have relieved an average number of 35 cases weekly. The receipts have amounted to £1583 9s 7d, and the disbursements to £1421 Is 4d. The Institution is now afiVding weekly reliei j to 40 cases, and the demands on ita assistance are continually increasing. The Committee, in seeking; the support of the Public, would point out that though as yet the Society is in its infancy, it has been the means of alleviating a great deal of distress. Ihe Committee have been limited in the reliej they have been enabled to afford, by the scarcity of funds j but] they hope, under the present circumstances of the Institution, the subscribers and the Public will assist them with the means to enlarge its useful purposes. j The Committee are also desirous of drawing the attention of the numerous Subscribers and Friends of the Institution to the necessity of an Asylum being erected at once, so that provision may be made for the aged and infirm, and for destitute and orphan children. The Government having granted a site, and voted a sum of one thousand pounds (£1000) towards this object, the Committee are desirous of proceeding as soon as sufficient money can be raised towards the erection of a suitable building, the cost of which they have ascertained -would be about two thousand pounds (£2000)— they earnestly solicit public support for so worthy an object, feeling sure that the appeal will meet with that hearty response so generously conceded in cases of this kind by all classes of the community. Subscription can be placed to the credit on the Otago Benevolent Institution, Bank of New South Wales, or forwarded to the office of the Society, Farley's Buildings, Princes street. W, M. HOPPER, Secretary.