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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4685, 22 February 1877, Page 4

RAILWAYS. the despatch or arrival of the trains at the exact Urn* notified in the above tables; and in the event o! any circumstances aria ng, either during or prior to tnft journey being made, which may render it impossible or: - inexpedient for a train to proceed, will return the fares paid, but does not undertake to forward the passengers. S&,- Return tickets will be issued on Saturdays at. single fares, available for the ruturn journey (Sundays- • executed) up to Monday night. WM. CONYERS, General Manager. BOYAL MAIL. ' ri 0 B B A N D C O.'S Telegraph Lines of ROY A L MA I L COACHES, J. CUAPLWANDCO., PaOI'RIBTORS, ' Leave the Booking Office, Manse street, next "Wain *.. Hotel, for all parts of the Province. CARRIAGES. J. C. and Co. have always on hand the newest- . designs In Broughams, Barouches, Phaetons, Waggonettes, and American Buggies of every description. CARRIAGES BUILT TO ORDER. All timber used'in their Manufactory has been carefully selected and imported.direct from America, and seasoned for yearg before working. Repairs done in a superior manner, with all possible-.-■= despatch, and at the lowest rates.; MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITOBY, Stafford street. Superior Carriage and Buggy Pairs, Saddle Horses*, and Hacks, always on hand for sale or exchange. Horses broken to saddle and harness. i COBB AND CO., Manse street, Dunedin, next to Wain's Hotel. COB B and C 0 . TELEGRAPH LINE OF. . • ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave Lawrence on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at 5 a.m., for Beaumont ' ■ ■' i Clyde Teviot ■ Cromwell Alexandra Queenstown Reaching Cromwell the same da}', and Queenstowtt . the following morning. Passengers for Queenstown and intermediate places.. leave Dunedin by 4.30 p.m. tiain on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Booking Offico: A. HOLLISON'S, Forwarding Acent, Railway Buildings (opposite Sarvgood's New Warehouse), Dunedin. HORACE BASTINGS, Proprietor. Head Office: Peel street, Lawrenco. EXPRESS LINE OF COACHES, SJJ On and After lßt NOVEMBER, wiU leaver, DUNEDIN si half-past 1, during the Summer Months, tor tho 'following places:— ~. DMLY COACH TO BLUESKIN. DAILY COACH TO WAIKOUAITI. DAILY C ACH TO PALMERSTON. Stabling it European.—Horses always on sale. " T. M. SJIITH and CO. ■ BUEW&Ho ■■n'Q'glO&» ' ' i HENRY J. WALTER, Hotel Agent* Valuator, &c., Mange street.—Cash advance*. made < on. bonded certificates and other securities. N.B.—Principals only treated with. HE GOSPEL OAK IRON ANDGALVANISED IRON AND WIRE C jMPANY, IKON MANUFACTURERS AND GALVANISERSFirst brand, V ( Second Brand,] ■ "G. Anchor o." ]■ Trademarks. J. " Eagle,"; ; ; First Quality. J ■ \ Eagle Quality. The Gospel Oak is the oldest manufacture of Galvanised Iron in England. The original Galvanised. Tinned Iron was first made at these Works in the year--1842. This lion obtained the Prize Medal for " excel--lent quality" at the Great Exhibition of 1862, it being' the only prize medal awarded in the trade. The price is now greatly reduced. Works—Oospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton. Mitre Works, Wolverhampton. Regent's Canal, Limehouse, London. Warehouse—6B, Upper Thames street, London. Export Office—llo, Cannon street, London. 6f" THREE PRIZE MEDALS RECEIVED AT THE GEEAT EXHIBITION, PHILADELPHIA. A MERICAN WALTHAML jt\. WATCHES, , | FOR NEW ZEALAND. WALTHAM WATCHES are strengly recommended for use in Australia, as they are made with specialreference to durability, »nd: will stand all ordinary oireven hard usige without injury, at the same timenever fail as reliable timekeepers. lii ease of acciden^- ' tal injury they can be repaired more economically ' than any others, as any wheel, Bcrew, spring, in fact : any part of the watch, can' be supplied at oscb from the General Office, or by watchmakers who keep the . watches for sale. This is owing to the fact that all Walthaa; Watches are made on the interchangeable system, in which similar parts in every watch of each grade are made to an exact size, without any variation whatever, and . will always fit in their proper place without the least adjustment. This i-an inestimable advantage to those living in ' remote places, and is one reason for the great popularity of Waltbam Watches among Miners, Farmers. ' Stock Kaisers, Soldiers, and all others in new and unsettled localities. Every watch is provided with a patent dust cap, ■ which effectually excludes all dust. I Eyery watch is accompanied with a written guar~I antee. BOBBINS AND APPLETON, General Agents of the American Watch Company, Waltham Buildings, Holbom Circus, London, E.C. . P.S.—The American Waltham Watch can be obtained Whole=alo and Retail in Wellington, Auckland, Canterbury, asd most of the principal towns in the Colonies. 8* I XTEATING'S PERSIAN INSEC3? ! bY DESTROYING POWDER, as supplied to Her ' Majesty's Government. This Powder is quite harmless. ! to animal life, but is perfectly unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, cockroaches, gnats, musquitoes, moths m J furs, and every other species of insects in all stages of i metamorphosis. Sold in bottles. j KE ATING'S WORM TABLETS.—A purely vegetable, 3 sweetmeat, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a. ' mot agreeable method of administering the only cer- " tain ren.edy for intestinal on. tiirbad worms. It is a. . perfectly safe and mild preparation, and is especially . i adapted for children. Isold iv bottles of various sizes. ? by all chemists. > THOMAS KEATING, I London, Export ChemisVand Druggist. 260 \ -vt'e R v""o~'u~s~n'e s si ) JJt ' WEAKNESS! i pimples in the face ! flushing! j , lo3s of memory! ] "mental depressions. \ All thoso suffering from the above ailments should apply, befor it is too late and irremediable, to Dr L. L. Smith, who is the only legally qualified medical matt in the Australian Coltnies practising solely on these diseases and their origin. Dr L. L. SMITH'S name is a household word, and through his means many thousands of homes have boon made hippy, and many whose lives were a. misery to them havj been restored to health and - c imfort. . ' ' His practice in Victoria ha 3 extended now over 21 '• years on this specialty of his profession, flis prac--5 tee extends, moreover, throughout all these Colonies,. 6 aid patients have visited him even from Jav;>, Borneo. Japan, China, and India. To convey s»m« idei or 0 the extent of his fame and name, he has beca con-. " mlted !rom Great Britain six times during tins year " Those wishing to consult Dr L. L. SMITH can do so by enclosing a One Pound note, stating age, aymp- ! turns, and duration of -suffering; A reply will be sent. 1 by return mall. '.1.1.1. ! Dr LL. SMITH, for the convenience of those wno--1 personally consult him, has taken those extensive. ! premises in Collins street, lato the residence of His--1 Excellency the Governor. Every luxury and comfort j will be found for those waiting to consult the Doctor. J Addresj— DR L. L. SMITH, i Collins street east, Melbourne. J Consultation Fee by Letter, £1. 1 , N.B.—For the convenience of patients in the neighbouring Colonies who wish to viiithim personally-in \ Victoria, Dr L. h. Smith has taksn a largo rransion in the suburbs, and fitted it up as a private hospital, for 3 the t-eatment sololy of the above affections and also- ', including Gout, Sciatica, and p lintul nervous diseases \ D< L. L SMITH has al»o a largo Turkish Bathing 3 establishment for the treatment of his patients,. I specia'ly such as suffer from Gout and Rheumatism. 1 Medicines appropriate y packed, forwarded to all * the Coloaie ••. 8E \ —: :—- ---BEAVER BROS.. SALOMON^CLO^ HIGH STEEET, DUNEMN, WHOLESALE JEWELLERS,. And GENERAL IMPORTERS \ 0F \ WATCHES, CLOCKS, JKWELLERY, ELECVRO \ PLATED WAHE, Cutlery, Stationery, Patent Medicines, Perfumer}-, 3 Tobacconists' Ware, Wax Vestas, Musical and '-, Optical Instruments, General Asaort- '" mout Fancy Goods, British and „ Foreign z! TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 3 China, Glass, Cabinet, BrGsh, Pasket, and Leathei1 a Ware, Berlin Wools, Toys, Saddlery, a &c. &c I BEAVER BROS , SALOMON, aud CO.