Advertising - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) - 9 Mar 1853 (original) (raw)
Wed 9 Mar 1853 - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957)
Page 5 - Advertising
WM. "WATSON, Wheelwrightj, from
Black Heddow, near Cap lstown,- if
rcque-ted to commuiiicata with his] uncle.
" W. L. Watson, Beltast, Pott Fairy. I
Belfast, 6th Febiuary, 1853. 18276.
WILLIAM LUFF, or Mr. Wilson, latelv
»rrived by flin baiquo Windeimere, will
-oblige Mr Luif, senior, by sending their ad
-drers to Griflitln, Lamont, and Co., 30,
Flinders-lane, w\st. ;2S32
J F this should -meet the eye of Thomas
Htwitson, (oi any one would givo any
information rcsp. cting him), he will lvar of
his friend .lames Waul, by apph ing to Mr. It
Bobeits, Butcher, King-street, Molbou no.
IF this should met t the eye nf David Smith,
who arrived her- in tho Marco Polo, he is
requested to write or come to Geelong, as his
wife's mother nnd family, fiom Dumfries, have
arrived thero; addies». Agnes Anderson, care
«f Mr. D. Carr, Yaua-stieet, Geelong.
MR. E. FOWLER.—A cask for above-
named per Wandsworth, from Lon-
don, can be obtained, by applying at the store
of Mc-sis. Gill, Fowltr, and Co., Little C.1
lins-rticet, on p'oof of owueiship and psvment
LI-RED~SADDINGTON will hear of
sometbing to his advantage by eom
mimicting immediately with Owen Kemp,
80, B< urke-ttfeet, east. Melbourne, Mai cb
IF this should meet the eye of Mr. John
Reading, hu will oblige by writing to his
friends in Van Diemen'» Land, who aie anxious
to hear li rim him. 111477
IF THOMAS FINLATER has arrived in
Melbourne, from Ireland, he will hear of
his sister, by addressing to William Carpenter,
Spring Creek Diggings. Ovens River, 26333
JOHN, Roheit, and .James bp owle,siippmi d
to be at the Mount Alexander diggings,
are hereby informed that their father John
.Bpnowle, died at Stone-Quarry, on th«. 7th De-
cember, on his lauem Humo num avdney. A
eommimii ation from their widowed mother to
this »fleet has teaih.-d Dr. A. R¿ Macdonald,
of Knockaudo, who takes this, the only method
n his powei, of conveying to them the rae
'ancholy intelligence. 15194
IF this should meet tit« «ye of II. Bush, he
will find J. S. HnltN, «U 65, S*,m l.iii
«tt'ect, Melbourne; H. B., per Duko Welling-
ton, 1851, to S.vdney. 22183
JAMES COLLIER, formerly of Richmond,
will oblige W. B. Burnley, by informing
him where he can be found ; direct care of
Stubbs and Son, Mart, Queen-street. 21492
SUOULD tlie two «ingle women who have
been some time in the servie« of Mr. Baw
' tree at St. Kilda, still want places, they are re-
quested to call at this otKce. 17501
F th'u. should m«. t »he eye of MURDOCH
OALLEN he wi 1 hear of his brother John,
whoairived per Thro» Dells, by enquiring for
O ames Kerr, at Mr. Norton's, Collingwood j
IP this should meet the eye ef THOMAS
WALKER, ho can find hi« broth-r
Dani. 1 Walker, by enquiring at Mr. M'D, iiKall't
Store. Iron Uni k Gul ly, B -ndigo. 22»)3
IF, Mr. H. F. WARD, Irom Adelaide, will
call on Russell and Turner, City Medical
Hall, 173, Elizibeth street, Melbourne, he will
hear of something to ids advantage. 224*1
BEN NEVIS.-Che.rlfis Daws is reqtifsted
to call at Dr. Gre* ve» again, or si Leire
and Poets', Kardinia-street, Geelong.
IF anv person cm pi ve any information re-
specting Mr. THOMAS FOSTER, (car-
penter,) pissengor per Dmap'ire, at Mr. ltibin
son'sstoe, No. f>, VUikct-.-qnare, opposite the
Clarendon Hotel, his sister, who has not hea'd
«f him siiuo his arrival, will feel greatly obliged.
JOHN GODDE, Plumber and Painter, from
?t- lli'lbi'iugl.ton. Send your address to the
office ot th'» pup.-! ; yon m ty receive a package
from home; »"-dress Bil mi ¡if hum: any infor-
mation ra-pc-cting thu above will obligo.
LIA'ERI'OOL.-Alexander Cornuick w'ni
oblige h's frit-nil Willum Haneo by
calling or sencl'ii* his addre-s to .1 mid S.
Tomlinsons, saw m.il'ers and lepaircis, l8,
Maiket-nquaro, wes», Mu bourne. 23401
T SMART from AVillonhsll, can hear from
. hw brother, by applying to the. Swan
Hotel, Collingwood. Mcllvunic. 23123
rTpHO.UAS M »GUlUh, your bollier has
JL arrived: write to me, add'essiug care
Messrs. N. and li. Guthrdgo, Flindi »-lane.
Han any frieud heard of him late y ?--.'. E.
MR. RUSS, from Cape of Good Hopo, is
now staying at l'oient Creek, Mount.
Alexander; all letteis itiiected to him at the
Poat-oflico theio will meet with attention.
ROBERT ANDERDON, hilo of California,
will hear of Win. li-ivell. from Kmnaiid,
Se it land, by applying to L. D. L., ofl*ue of ibis
AS. FK1GIX8 will reo-iv« a lott-r an if a
pn-ei'l fmin h s f.'hcr-hi-law. Ihvehin.
Scotland, by upp!} ¡ng to L. D. L., ( ffico of this
BRISTOL-If Mr. It. .bert r-mith, of Old
Murkot-strert, 11 i-tol, will call at Mr.
S.-iinshiiry's, top ot Littlo L -iisdiiln-slieet, hu
will find* a friend, who has letters for him. '
JrF this bh'iuld meet the eve of Archilnld
[ Hall, Into of County UiidilingMi, fcVt
(ithian, Scotland, he is requested to c ni»
inunii'iito vv-iih hishiothcr Richard iiiimi'diaii'ly
at !. pring Creek, < ivens Diggings _3323
JA.MICS SUKI'HARD, til (.¡liesgnw, litt) of
Sydney, wi,I hear ol'his bollier Peter, by
enqu'ring tor Willi mi (¡I. n, at Smiih's Coffee
lli'ii-e, Caiivuw Town, Melbourne. 23308
"]V-JR- '.VI "K^, |.i-.eig r per Hannah, (Vom
It A Natal, »vill greatly oblige a pmty horn
rietji-.iiiuiiy.hitrg, by leaving his address C A.,
'i' ofliotiof this pip-r. 23"02
k',QHOULD Eil «n El-is, from Liverpool, bo
,)f Ö in the colony, sh» will hear of liri-1 elativo
Peter MaeUregi'r.iM bonni the baiquc, Florida,
or at Goingo Dienen 's, King streut, Sv di» v.
r»10 .¡UL1US li. MORTRAM, Campbell's
X Creek.-Your letter, ol' 2ist Fobiuary,
has bein leceivid nod answered this day, nd
diossed lo you as above. Enquire at the P».t
Oflkse. Win Dav, ltucdy Creek, Ovens River.
IF Messrs, ti. R. G,Miloo and lïohurts, pis
simgeis from Adelaide, per Phreni.s, are
from Ni vv York, they can h-nrof Mr. Clement
WilksJ by applying at thu Colonial lin -.in -ei's
MR. THOMAS ADAMS. Hwmondsny.
Any poison having left I'ligh-nd since
July, and can givo (ho u-dui-sigued am- infor-
mation lespeuting the above, will gvallv oblige
Boot Makor, Fliml'i-s-lmio, east,
gil'.'fil_Opp Mt,. Ap -Ho 1 n.
W TURNER ilntu ol' Carnarvon) ; you
. w'.ll hviu'ofymir hi other bv np -Ivlng
to Bryce R-m, Foioit Creek, " 28250
RICHARD HAYHOAV, from London, hy
the ship, Severn, will hear of II. Davies,
from the Capo, at AV." Kastwoo.-.'B, 140, Off
Little Riiirko-stivel, went. 2fi.!?.l
ANTKD, A f-w exprieneod Maslinrikuiv;
apply ti li Smith, 10-i, Klixib-th
DALEY". AYRSHIRE.-lohn Cumming,
who arrived per Bhip Commodore, will
i, co"ve a letter from homo by eilling orscnd
lu\ address to J. MeGaw, Clothier, i03, bim
IF the patty who called for Miss Cross, at
No. G, Little Ltitrolie-strei't, will Ira 1 on
Mr Hains, 2-10. Lonsdde-street, cast, they can
tecoive itifoimiition concerning her. 20lot
SaoiTLD this moat tho (yo of HENRY
CLARK, lately fiom Lo .don, he is ro
(jti'-steil to call on or .onvurd his addro's to Mr.
.lohn Muir, Root Maker, 95, Flittdois-lanc,
west, Milboume, wlior« he will hear of his
cousin, Johu Crawley, of the samo place.
Ik" .INO. PlllCIC should see this ; apply by
letter to W. P., ofiico of this pspor", for
his.biother William. 23149
JOHN EVANS.-If this should meet the
eye of John Kv ,ns, lie will hear of his
blether Sam, from Totnes. Devon, by npply
ng to Mr. Hole's Saxa Horn Band, O' lling
SHOULD this meet the eye of the above, he
will hear of his brother and sister, Thomas
and Susanna Winstanley, from Manchester,
Lancashire, England, per ship Edmond, by
applying to Master of the Houseless Immi-
grants' Home, Canvass Town, Melbourne.
Tuesday March 8, 1853. 2s229
BENDIGO.- If this Mi uld meet tile eyo of
.Iniik-s and Aided Norris, fiom Wälder,
th-y will hear of theil broth-r Châties, by al
drn«ing a letter ti lum to th« Bendigo Post
Ollie.», or by enquiring of Dr. Huntei, Bendigo,
MR. .1A.M.ÍS HIGGINS, formet)y with
Jack« in and Rae will hear fiom his
friends in Scotland, on forwaiditig his address
to .lohn Kyd's atMr. Campbell's, 230,B'unko-
IF Mr. JAMES BENTLEY, of Sligo, who
clime out in the ship De'ta fiom Liverpool
in Octob jr l^st, will leave hi» address, pel hy ter,
care of II, M., office of this paper, lie will hear
of a friend from Glasguw, who is anxious to
BUOUGHTY FERRY -R. Kidd, pit-use
send vmr ndiluw to D Mac N.; he has
i etui ned to Melbourne; nJiluss to cire of
M'Corinuck and Son, 92, Bjutkc-atreet, Mel-
GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
Private Board, and Residence, at Mr.
Maskioll's, 150, Latrobu-stroet, west, affording
them a delightful view of the Bay and Ship
CIOMFORT, cleanliness, and respectability
/ These three requisite« may be obtained
it W. Francis's, the Great Britain Boaidimt
boase, 87, Swnphui-strect. Luggage carefully
stoied. Tenus moderate. 21904
GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
privavo Board and Lodging at Michael
Gai roll's, No. 8, Little Lonsdale-street, east, at
1'ie rear of the Cliapel In Elizabeth-street.
P.S.-First-iato attendance and comfortable bedi
TjfWO or thicK Young Men can be accoiu
JL modatad'vith the above next door to St.
Patrick's Hall, comer of Bourke and Quaur
Struot. T«t au model ato. 2L90G
BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Mrs. Lyell
has removed fiom 180, Queen-stiest to
that coiiimodiou-, house, G2, Lonsdale-street.
»est. N.B. A six-stalled sUbie to let, en-
trance f.om Little Bomke-stieet, inquire as
VACANCIES foi a few Respectable Pe-
sons, at the new Boat ding House, 57,
Ikmrku-strtstt, east. 2-JlOi
SELECT BOARD AND RESIDENCE
may bo had at Wm. Heathcole's, 16G,
Stepheu-btieet, near Mr. Rowe'« American
BOARD and Lodging House, 109, Queen
street. James Lawrence Horn Capo
To« n lia.-taken thï tbeve-\v;ü kr.cwn c-tab
.ishment, where iioaidcrs will find every accom-
modation on most leasonable terms. 2Î323
r|"> A O Gentlemen may have b ard andiosi
JL dence upon appl cation to 191, Swnnston
stieet, opposite tho Hospital. 23021
OARD and Residence at W. C. Mmii
mer's, 1GG, Russell-street. 22t<GG
GENTLEMEN moy be accommodated
with comtortable and select Boaid mid
Residence, at Mrs. Knight's, 162, Gre t Col'ins
IMJUNISIIEU APARTMENTS-A Gon
tloman can bo accommodât* d in a quiet
family, whete there ate no childten ; also, wiLh
acoaeh-house and stables, if icquired. 'ihc
apa ttnenls ate htndsomcly furnished with
evety acemmt d ition. Tim situation is do
lighifnl and aiiy. Applv to Mr*. J. S. Tay! r,
1, Sackvlllc-stie-et, Colllngwoid. 23289
AGKN'iLICUAN ejin bo accommodated
with Boaid and Residence in a private
huntly. The White cottige, Gioat Napicr
sticet, coiner of Gertrude street, neatly uppo
s'to the Swan Hot.l. 23300
ARü.bl'b.Cl'ABljE young man can be
accommodated with boaid and lodging
whete only tlueo ate taken. Apjly fitstnt'
M'lJuith's cottages, back of Piotoslaui Hall,
Little ColIms-rticet. 23133
PUVTIAL BOARD AND RESIDENCE.
'I luco gentlemen only, of tespcctahility,
can be accommodiited in a select family ou
u-iimm.iblo turns. Apply at 30, Yoting stieet,
(heat Brtmswick-jtreet, Collingwood.
AMARIillOD Lady and GentIcmnn, with-
out (.milly, may bo accommod.itjj with
an unfituish'-d Rovin, In a puv.ito hotisii, Ox
f ni) s io -t, Ci langwood. Apply t > Mi. Barn-
field, Apothecaries' Hall, Oxfard-stteet.
I.^IR-sT RATE Accommodations at the
Bendigo boaiding howe, No, IG, La
Trobo-atrcet, west, kept by Georgo Rodgers.
f'ORT ADELAIDE EATING HOUSE.
White Horse Shades, White Horse Collar«,
^pOAI KING begs to inform his friend« in
JL Molbmime, that immediately on their
»nival at Port Adelaide, they canno't do botter
than to fly immediately to his House, where
they can luxuriate upon tho best of the land.
Roast joints, coined and «pieed beef, ham,
tongue, ponltiy, game, fish, egg«, Seo.
Good luck, my boy«, I hope you'll all
i V/ ANTt'iU, Lodgings and Boaid fur one
' V mun and ii lad two yours mid a half
old. A plain quiet lcs'tdence is desired ; atl
drtss, htating teiniB, to A. W. K,, ellice of this
AGEN l'LFM \N is desirous of obtaining
Bond and Re-ideuce in a private family;
whoio tlicio ate no other lodgers would be pie
(erred. Address J. N. A., oflieu of this paper.
GKNTKEL BOARD and RESIDENCE,
in n f »nilly in (jieat lliimswck-stiöet,
Collingwood, thiid door (rom Gertrude street,
mi tho right going down, houso next to the
TI LET, two room« in a ve-nndah cot-
tige, in oin o' tho b -st situations in Rich-
mond; a] pty to Mr Osloinc, adjoining AL'.
Outhiiilgi s Pleasure Galdón, uuar Bates' store,
TO RE LBT, or sold, tho House aiid Gar-
den now in the occupai i >n of tho pio
p ii'tor, Mr. Roadknight, bittiato on the bank
o''tho Bal won River, and about one milo from
Ihn mil kut square, Geelong. The house con
Urns 12 rooms, a good cellar, and eveiy other
u')nv«nienco'for a family. Attached, is .1 si.\
stilled t-tiblo, coach houje, and other out-
The Vineyard, Gatdon, and Flower Garden,
Apply to Mr. Roadknight, on the promises,
Bitwon Cicscent, Geelong. 20071
TJ LET, in tho neighbourhood of Laun-
ceston, Van Diemcn's Land, a comfort
ahlo Cottage, containing seven looms, with
kitchen, servants' 100m, coach-house, stable,
and store attached ; also, eight aeres of land
and a kitchen garden fenced in, the entilo in
the most thoiough icpiir, and fit foi- the imme-
diate reception of a rcspectablo family ; rent
vei y moderate; appiv to Wm Morton, Claren-
don Hotel, Callln-strcet, Melbourne. 20582
I7fiai ' Lon-dslc-stu-tît.
OFFICES to bo LET in Collins-rtieut.
For particulars, apply on the premises,
ti M. Joshua, 8(5, Collins-street, opposite the
Mechanics' Institute. 208*3
r|X) BIO LET, willi immediate posses-ion,
JL three rooms on the first floor of No. 8,
Cnllins-stieet, now in the occupation of the
Pint Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Com-
pany, who are about removing to their own
piemi-es in Flindeis-lane. Apply to Messrs.
Goodman and Uuiphelby, on the premises.
'ÏX) BE LET, on Building Leases for a
X long term of jears, Allotments n Eliz.i
bt'th-otroot, La Tiobo, Little La Trobe, ai.d
í'Uecki'tt Streets. Apply T Payne,
81, Littlo Collins-street. , 20108.
'.O UK SOLD OR LET,-The unexpired ¡11
terebt, in fiist-rate business premise« in
Elizabeth-street. Apply to A. B., Post Office.
N.B.-Nono but principals need apply.
A Respectable four roomod defaulted brick
house, with verandah fi-ont and back,
with, or, without stabling, well fenced in, with
plenty of fiesli water, flouting the main street,
within a few bundled yaids of the Pier, and in
every way adapted for a respectable family.
General Registry OiTice, ?
r|10 LET, FURNISHED.-A two-roomed
L Cottage in Richmond, in a healthy situ-
ation. Apply to Mr. Rogers, Rowena-strcot,
uenr Mr. Bates', baker. 22285
TO BE LET, 011 lease, for a toi m ef fourteen
years, ten acres of land, situate in South
Yarr», with a frontage to tho Dandenong road,
adjoining the residences of H. N. Cassell, Etq ,
and Mr. Hob&on ; for particulars, npplv to
'"po BE SOLD, or to be Let on Lonso-A
X Splendid HOTEL, doing a Fir*t-Rate
Business, on the Main Road to the Diggings,
with Ten Acres of Ground, For full pal
tioulare apply to Drew de M'Kesn, C6, Bouike
rWX) LET, a Licensed Hou'e, doing a first
X rate busiiia-<-H in Geelong. For par
tiulars, apply to Philip Maine, Corio-«treel,
A NEAT four roomed stone built Cottage
with stables and coach-house, together
with three acres of a garden well stocked with
the choicest fruit trees, about twenty minutes
walk fiom the Po»t Office.
Apply at 141, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne.
P.S.-Immediate possession can be given.
TO LET, the ploughing of a paddock
about 110 acres, fieo from t tuber and
stones, two miles fiom Melbourne; apply to
AV. C. YUILLE, at Kirk's Bazaar, Melbourne,
or Sslt-AVator River. 2123o
1'LlNDEUa-STltli.tír, NaAR PRINCE'S
TO BE LET, Superior Apartments suitable
for Offices or Dwelling ; apply to \V. C.
II., at Mr. Bakci's Book Depot, Swanston-strect.
r|tU LüiT, u mruibhud hou»e at Brighton,
X containing five rooms, one acie ol'land,
and a good supply of water, closo to the sen
Apply to H. Pattcson, 12, Neave's Build-
ings, coiner of Swanston and Collins-streets.
TOWNSHIP ALLOTMENTS TO LET.
1"^HE Undersigned will Let on LcaM> the
. following Allotments of Land, viz.,
One half acre of Land, County of Dal-
housie, Parish of Carim uhe, being allotment
No. 4 of section 4, bounded on tho west by
Wedge-sheet, and on the cast by Jelrreyb
Three half acre Allotments, Nos. 3, 4, 9, of
?«»elton 10, between Povvlott and White streets,
and Bioadhurst and Green streets.
One quarter of an acre fronting Market
street, in Section 2, being Lot 10.
The above Allotments will be Let on im
proving Leases for a term of years.
C5 and C7, Collins-Btroet ;
20694 No. 3, Groat Bnuike-street.
A TWO-STORY Brick House, containing
12 rooms, with fonr-t-tall stable and
bullock-yard, situated in King-stieet, built ex
pi.-s-lv r,,r n luiblic-houso. Immediate po=scs
-¡_<n OMI b* given. - Also to let. land coiner
King .ma iAUisdaie-stroets, on building loases.
Cornor of Flinders-lane and
_ First-rate Business Sites.
TTX) BE LET, on Building Leasos, for a
X term of Three Years, splondid Frontage»
for business (opposite the Star and Garter) on
the main road to Richmond Bridge.
For further particular», appiv to
2890G 13, Flinders-lane, west.
TO LET, at Eglington Place, Brighton,
two good sized Rooms in a vory p'eusiuit
and healthy situation, commanding a beauti-
ful view of tho sea. Apply to Jamoe Cochrane,
rW\> LET, a Small Faun, about half a mil»
X beyond the Richmond Bridge, with
river frontage, consisting of nearly 20 acres,
ila« been In cultivation, and all fenced, nndv
lor Ciupping oi'Gnidening; entry immediately.
T> UK LET, with immediate possession, n
well finished Four-roomed ? Cottage,
aii'.-ut' half-a-milo from the Post-office, on the
Flomington-road, beyond the cattle Yards. Foi
partioulars apply to Dumaresq and Robin, Lons
dale-straet, beyond Passmore'« Hotel.
"to LET, u liu-gu t-|i,re, in u mo-t ulVib c
situation, near the Wharf. Apply to
TO LET-1024 acres of Land, a portion of
the Mount. Mutha Survey, having a
fumtigo of 33 cluins to the Bay of Port
7Q ACRES of Land, at Brighton, on the
Ö Melbourne Five-mile rcsetvo; it is divided
into cultivation paddocks, aud has huts, water,
Also «lenred Paddocks, near the Beaoh, of
Apply a£ the counting house of
3ltt January, 1853. 14294
r~V\{) BS LET, with immediate possession,
A an Bon Stare, 37 f;ot by 27 feet, situate
in Bouiko stic-et, west; apply t> Henty Jen-
nings, comer of Bouike-sticet and Qucen-f ti cet.
TO bo Let for a terms of yeal«, four dairy
fauns, of from 10G to 185 actes each.
They aro part of tho late Mi-sion Station on
the'Baiwon. Tinco havo fiontsges on the
liver. For daily or agiicultuial pin poses, they
TO LET, a lnigc Sited, will adapted for
stabling or other build'ng pin poses.
Apply 1 G2, Gicat Coltitis-stteet,e'a->t. 23378 I
SIÎOP and OFFICrS to Let in Geelong. '
A spac'ous shop, with kitchen and yatd in
Gi eat Ryi lu-stn-i t ; also two offices; apply to
Mr. Hendy, at Mi. Giegor/s, Geelong. j
TO LET, the use of two looms, a two-îtall
stable, and gig shed, close ta the sea.
Enquire of Mr Belcher, Police Office. 23212
rI^O LET orSKLL, one acto of ground in
JL the brickfield, Phillip-town, two miles
fiom Melbourne ; apply to D. Mackintosh,
bucklayer, Gortitiile-ttieet, north. 234 2 |
X) LET, a Room in Little La Tiobe-stieet, '
cart, fourth door fioin Elizabeth-street. j
rW\) LET, a two-roomed House, «t Frahran,
A within twenty minutes' walk of Prince'«
Bridge. Apply toMr, Lime, Union Bank. i
SPACIOUS PARCIiL Ol«' CITY LAND
To Timber Dcaleis, Merchants, Builder«, and
TO LEASE, for a term of years, as mty be
agreed upon, two entire old Government
allotment« of Land, about equal to four of the
present size Govi-niment allotment«, having I
132 feet front t < La Trobe-str««t, 180 feet ,
front to Little Lonsdale street, and a depth of '
3 '3 j feet, situated between William and King- j
This property is admirably «uited for an |
extensive timber yaid, fi,r livery «tallies, and
sale yaids, or any other butines« in which
ample space is requisite. It íb also suited for
the election of merchants' stores It is like
w'se sufriob - *> . 0 L, "jinit of a number of
wixideu Itous s being bHilt thereon, in peifect
accotdance with the requirement« of the build-
ing act. The «¡tuition is also becoming vet y
cintrai, through the i*pid extension of the city
City Mart, 4R, Collins street eai>t 23 8ft
("JW LET, a Four-Roomed llou-e and De
1. taehed Kitchen. Apply io Michael Sul-
livan, Hatp of Eiin, King-street. 23174
rT%) BE LET, in the most central part of
I Melbourne, a Stable «nd a Room ad
jo'ning. Apily to Messt«. Jackson and Pntk, .
corner of Elizabeth-street, 10, Little Bourke- I
TO LET, a very neat and genteel Family
Reridenee, situ ited in the plcnsantesi mid
healthiest patt of Collingwood; it contain« 4
Ingo Rooms, w th detached Kit-tun, willi Gig
House and ?it»ble, and large Yaid, closely j
fenced in The house is finished regal diets of I
oxpen«e, «nd »oithy the a'tet tion of a gentle-
man's family. The rent is JE5 prr week, three
months to bo paid in advance, to bo let for such
time as may beugiei d upon. Apply to Mr. C.
Mowle, on the piemi-es, Johnston-street
Collingwood, near Mr. Richardsaii's Stove
ROOMS to bo LET as Offices, in the very
best part of the Cite, with or without a
t wo-stiilluáTátable ; apply at No. 58, William- '
TO LET, Building Al otmerit* on the
Eiueiald Hill; apply to Mr. Ros«, Em-raid ¡
Hill, or to Ebenezer Smith, 103, Eli7ntioili- j
r|T> LE T, a Store, whlim ttvo unies if town
A lent low ; for psitíeulms, apply to Mr.
Young, opposite Raleigh's Wharf. 23254 ,
1"10 LE T, a Four-tootiud Cottage, with a
six-stall sl.ihlo. Ap.ly to Mr John
MuNaughton, 138, Lonsdiilo-stieet, west.
FOUND, off BRIGHTON, on tho 16th
Inst., a latgu Boat and S»ils ; the ownei
líhi have tho same by applying at the Brighton
Bot-pl and paying all expenses
ON Monday, a largo black watch dog
with tanned legs, and civmped eais,
answers to the wine of Major. Whoever re-
turns him to Me-Kwan and Houston, will re
coiro Two pounds rew.nd. Any ponton in
whoso p ssosslon the dog may be found, will be
8th Ft-btitaty, IR53. 17376
ÏjlOUND, a cliesnut m ire, branded W oil'
7 shoulder. If not claimed by iii» 9th of
Milich, lim samo will bo sold to defray ex-
penses. M. Smith, Larron Swamp, Bright-m.
BETWEEN the Bush Inn and the Black
Forcs', a Child, nine years of age, light
hair, light blue eyes, mould on the right hip,
scar on the right side of the head ; when lost,
had on, pink gingam bonnet, light lavender
frock, short sleeves, pink flowers, answers to
the namne of Sarah Gorman. If the child is
found, the person bringing her to Mr. McGre-
gor's stores, White Hill, will be paid for their
OHkEl* FOUND, on rho Sydney Road.
O Tho owner by applying to Mr. Covlo,
butihe-r, at Biunswtck. will got the sumo hy
paying «xpcnsi«. Ifn t claimed w.thin ten
days furn (hit tinto, will be »old. 23.3G
ROAN HORSE found on my Fa m nt
Summertown ; tho owner can have the
«nine by giving satisfaction at iCU, Gte-at Lons- i
To b ) sold ix month from this date, if not
AT Richmond, on the 7th inst., two articles
of household tutiiiture; J. Wn-tets,
i-iiiuler, Riehiiioud-inad. 23J0S ' ,
STOLEN fiom Spring Cieek, Ovens) on 3rd
Mutch, a sundi nlack horse, branded R be-
low diamond near shoulder, snell blot-h on off ,
neck, Whoever will bring (bo sumo to tho
Louden Inn, Mn'kt't-squaie; or to the ArßUt
office. Spriug Orwk, will nwl^ti.A.^rgwaia. '^
Tho Pioporty of Geoige Annand, Esq.
IN consequosce of tin» annoyance and
damage rc-mliing from parties shooting
upin this Estate, especially on the Loi d's
day, tho mulei signed hoieby gives notice
that ho will take means to bring to justice
all pci »ns so offending, and enforce the full
THE horses mentioned below wero sold by
us on tho 8th Fubiuiry iiibt. ; the ven-i
dus not being able to satisfy tis as'to ownei
s'lip, wo publish them with their brancb, for
One bay mare, branded -C and square mark
near bhoulder ; HA* off shouldei.
Ono gray maio, biauded R V near shoulder.
Boiirif-streot. 18ft It |
TUE horse mentioned below was »old by us
on the 10th Fubiuuiy inst., the vendor
being unable to satisfy us as to ownership. Wo
advettiso it with its bra'ids for public infoi ma-
One daik cheanut aoi-so, branded T near
Horse Repository, M. McCAW & CO.
Spring Bank, Keilor Road,
NOTICE.-A Grey Hmso having been
placed in my paddock to gm/.*\ and
having lema'ned unclaimed for upwaids of
Twelve moutht, I heieby give notioolhat un-
less claimed within fourteen days, ho will bo
sold ti defiay expenses. .
Branded two J's crossed near shouldor.
MARY ANNE DAVIS -Sir weeks ago, '
Mai y Anno Davis, my wife, left her
home, taking with her her only child, ¡should
this meotiho eye of my vvifo.M uy Anno Davi*,
or that of any kind friend knowing where bhe |
i<, an iiirly coiiiuiunicntioii is lequested by h'-r I
husband, AVilliam Davis, shoemaker, Cimp
bellficld, or to Benjamin Barker, lùq , Cntnp
| bo'lfield Steam-Mills. 22701
j "VTOU are heieby leqiiired to lemovo, within
X ono week fiom the dut« oi this notice,
. 40 barrels of Flour, purchased by you nt our
Sale Room on the 17th i£«biunyj 1853. other
, wi e we will ciuse the simo to bo wild P r ex
| penses; and we hereby give you notice that wo
will not bo responsible for any loss or d image
thu faid Hour has sustained, or may hereafter
, siisUin, by leaton of the samo n >t being re-
moved by you within a piopor and leusouable
Dated this 4th day Ma»-ch, 18*53. 23 Ü8
I JANE SERPELL do hereby give public
public notice that I have a dowry in the
property of Mr. Richard Serpell, and as the
said Richard Serpell is offering the same for
sale, I hereby caution all parties in purchasing,
as I protect against signing out my dowry.
RICHARD HOWARTH is hereby ro-.
quested by T. P., from Y, not to hand j
ovei 500 specimens, dcliveied to hi« care, to !
E. P., his wife. T. P. will soo R. W. shortly, j
STOLEN OR STRAYED-A Bay Mare,
bunded WD off neck under niano, left
last on the \V Cieek witt» her foal AVhoevor i
will linne the same to James Walker, Ship
Inn, Flinders-lane, shall rec«ve the above
FOUND, a bay horse, branded A near
shoulder, wbite near hind foot. If not
claimed within twenty-one dar» from this
date, it will be sold to defiAV expenses. I
2'4"i4 a No 27, Gn-at Uniirke-street. '
NOTIOE to William Kok, l_-ei.-Unless
you reirove the Black Colt lol in my
paddock, upwaid« of twelve nv'iiths since, ho
w ill be sold within ic«ito«w days, to defray
LOST, from No. 5% Wllliam-stieet, a Red
Cow, with while face, short horns, heavy
wita calf, biauded HU above and an anchor
and H below on rump. Any pcrsen bringing
her to the above addi ess, willieceÍTe£2 lewn'd.
THIRTY SHILLINGS IttiWARD.
TOST, yesteid iv morning, between seven
J and eight o'elo.-k, n large white Bull
Dog, olippi d ears, largo head, broad ehest,
stump tul, and an weritu to the name of,
Millett. Hid on when lo>t a black leather i
c liai and brasa ring Whouvfi has found the
same and will restore it to the owner, snail
receive the above reward. If d-t.tmcd «fier
this not co, the party so detaining it will be
STOLEN, on Fiid.y night last, the 2ïth of
Ft biii ny fiom the uadeih'gned, a brown
horso, saddle and bridle, brained HO near ¡
shoulder, J oil" -ide nock, star in forohejd, near
h'nd foot white. '1 ho above te ward will bu
given to any pi mi m who will give information
that will lead to the conviction of the ihiuf,
and Five Pounds for the homo
LAUNCESTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ,
rl'V£RMS foi BuuiiIcih, to include all usna
X ejttins, Fifty Guineas pel annum, pay-
able quat tully in ad vanee. 'J he school pioiui
sos aie well adipted for Boaideis, the various
looms being specially built by the Tiustees,
lnfty and spa ions. '1 here i- only ono vaca-
tion lu the year-at Ghi i it nias. IWoronce
coo be given to gcntlomun in Melbourne,
whom» Kins aro in the behool. Applications to
the Rev. 11. P. Kane, head master, will meet
With iiumediit" attention.
e upturn Gilini ro lins kindly consented to
tal.o thsrg'j of any young gentlemen commit- (
NOTICE is her. by given, tint the Com
m Hsimii'i-s of Nation»! Educatl u pro
]H>io to eiict in Melbourne a large and exten-
sive Model Notional School, Iwng the first
portion of a grind noini.t! institution. They
invite competition ; de ¡gus to be sent into this
ulli,-o by the iCih inst. at no n.
Prizes of £50 and £20 will bo given for the
bestand second-heft di signs.
Full info-illation may bo obtained on ap;li-
By Older of the Commtai'merH. ;
National Education OfTico,
Lorn-dale st nut, west, Melbourne.
APPLICATIONS foi the office of TVohur
.of the National School, at Hawthorn,
w.U he Vfe'ivi d at this ufhee until AVedutsdiiy
ox I, i hu !)lh ¡.mt., _t Tu oh, o ..'clocl:.' ,
Full information may be obtained by apply-
ing to the Secretary to the Board. ¡
By oidur of the Commissioners, j
, National Edncatiim Office,
It Mindelu, st i oet. wtn-t M_k
MR. C. FURSE will deliver his second
lecture at the Mechanics' Institution on
Wednesday, March 9th, 1953. Lecture to
commence at 8 o'clock. Admission is 6d. ;
reserved seats, 2s. 6d. 23168
THIS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY of laying
the Foundation Stone of tho Piotestant
, Hall, will be celebrated by a Bull and
, Easter Mondai, 28th Ma non.
Tickita io admit a lady and gentleman
, Danùng to commence- at 9 o'clock l
Tho Stowaids reservo to tlwiisolvas the
r'sht of removing any olJ3ctionabio chiractets
fiat may be ¡iitiodueed. 230112
TENDERS required for supplying the
Supper to be held in the Protestant Hall
on Elster Monday ; also, Teudors for'aQua
Full pattioulirs can be obtained on applica-
tion at the Hall. Tenders (sou'od) to bo ad-
die« .ed to tho Stewards, on or bufoio the 1 Ith
Top of Bourke street, East.
Grand Promenade Concerts, a la Julien.
THE proprietors beg to return their sincere
thanks for the kind pationage so liberally
bestowed on these concerts, and are happy to
inform all lovers of good music, that arrange-
ments have been made, for the continuance of
those popular entertainments (by the kind per
mission of J. Noble, Ksq )
Several new engagements have also been entered
into with eminent artists, both vocal and in-
strumental ; various novelties are in rehearsal,
and they are determined that no effort shall
be wanting to render this now popular enter-
tainment as attractive as possible.
Mr. N. F. Sayer, Mr. Gregg, and Miss
Lewis (of the Royal Italian Opera).
The Great Exhibition Quadrille, Drum
Polka, and Derbv Galop, event evening.
Conductor—Mr. J. Winterbottom, who will
nightly perform a solo on the bassoon.
To-morrow (Wednesday)—Mr. Chapman's
An engagement has been entered into with
Mr. A. Moore, the celebrated Violinist, who
will have the honor of appearing on Thursday
Doors open at half-past 7 o'clock ; concert to
commence at 8 o'clock. 228J8
Royal Hotel, Great Collins-street
Proprietor, Mr. Chas. Wilkie.
THIS popular place of amusement is open
every evening, with Songs and Glees.
Mr. De Courcy, tenor, from the T. R. Ly-
Mr. Moseley, the well-famed ballad singer.
Mr. Ellis, tenor, fiom the London Concerts.
Mr. Dawson, comic, who will sing, among
others, the "New Chum" every night.
Messrs. Weiss and Lanone, comic.
Mr. Chapman will play solos on the cornet
and flageolet every evening.
Every Evening at the Royal Exchange
THIS splendid Saloon is now under the Im-
mediate personal direction of the Pro-
prietor, who will spare no expense in continually
engaging the first vocalists of the day, to give
novelty und variety to the nightly entertain-
ments. A Pianist with a Full Band will per-
Two superior Comic Singers and a senti-
mental do. None need apply but persons of
THE Splendid Room ot the above Hotel
hos been entinly re-decorated regardless
of expense, and will be opened every evening
The public are respectfully informed thnt, in
order to lender this the teal Temple of Har-
mony, no songs are allowed to be sung that
could offend the ear of purity itself, conse-
quently the price of admission has been raised,
for the purpose of procuring the highest avail-
able talent in the colony, and also that females
may not be prevented from enjoying an even-
ings delightful recreation in company with
Mr. McLaren, the celebrated Chin Melodist.
Mr. James, the popular Negro Vocalist.
Mr. Charlton, Ballad singer.
Mr. Hamilton, Sentimental.
Leader of the Band, Professor Blume.
Barritone, Mr. Green | Comic Bass, M. Zeigler
Piston and Oboe, P. Blume | 1st Violin, Mr. Pagon
Female Vocalists will, if possible, be engaged,
Single Ticket, 1s. 6d ; Gentleman and Lady,
___________________________
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE
Dysentery ! Dysentery ! ! Dysentery ! ! !
HAVE you Diarrhœa? Have you Dysentery?
Are you worn almost to a skeleton by
taking mortecunil lomudles! If so, try Russell
and 'Tutnet's Anti-Dysentery Mixturo, which
hss cured thousands of this d toad I til pcourgein
this colony and many after every other known
remedy hud failed ; one t-ial Mimer«.
Sold in bottles with full dtuctions at 5s.
each, 'To be hod of most Slotokcopiis and of
the Proprietors F. Russell and Co., Chemist«,
lato Russell and Tin nor, City Medical Hall,
173, Eliüabcth-strcct, Melbourne.
N.B.-Observe that each label boars our
written signature, F. hu*sell and Co.
Sole proptietois of the colebiatcd Tamarind
CongVt Emulsion, whioh pioved of such essen-
tial -oi vi o last season iu the ptevaihng Epide-
MAGICAL CURES effected in Blight and
all Inflimtnutoiy Diseases of the Eye,
hv ttio use of Rim-eli »nil Turnei's Eye Wuter.
Th's long standing and u uivalled nrepiratlon
will euro the tne>,t violeut attacks ot the ah ive
dise 'ses, and has been more extensively used
tot diseas««'of thnt organ than any remedy
hitherto rfïbred to tho public. Slid in bottles
at 2«. and 3s ouch ; ate veiy small for eon
ven'enco of carriage. May hu had of most
storekeepers at the Oiggings, and elsowhete,
and nisi at the proprietors' o-tibli-ihmuiit, F
Bussell ond Co , lato Russell and Tumor, City
Medical Hall, 173, Eliüulieth-street, Molliourne.
;NB-Obseive that each genuine labol beam
cur w r (ten signature The oldest Eyewater in
D<. .f. PAvQUIN, fiom Uli mingham.
Member of tho Royal College of Sui goons
of England, and of the Melbourne Medical
Board, hss commenced tho practico of his pro-
fession at Piahran, and may bo consulted as
Physician, Surgeon) -and Accoucheur, at his
, rcstdenou dully. Enquire at Mr. Orcisivoll's,
Chemist, near the Balmoral Arms ; or at Mr.
Forest'« Store, Prahran. 23151
MR E. GREGORY, Member of the Royal
Veterinary College ofJ$uij|eja|ajjLiiiii»
d >n, eui 1» »»"-»? .»»-* 3l-"*
"TXHE Undoreigned begs to intimate that
X ho h is biwii rtpuomtod Agent for Vio
cotia foi the tho under-mentioned valuable
Du Uni it's Revalenta Aiabica Food
Roheit*'s Pool Man's Friand.
The mci ¡ti ot the above are all so well known
-hat oonupent is unnecessaiy.
171 GAMSON, I hemist and Druggist, a?
. . Gi eut Loiisdale-btroet, near the Hors
Tile Citiate of lion and Quinine Wine, pre»
rared by F. Gamson, and bold m bottles at -1
ThisPiepaiiition isa most invaluable Tonto
111 re»t>iing th >so suffering» (10m debility,
»rising from \ ariotus causeb, (especially after the
pinyalling epidemics of this country) ; also in
[{heuinafibtn. Tie Doloioux, Ner-ous Head
ioho, Ncivoiisncss in all its forans, Lobs of
Appetite, Indigestion, _o., Ao.
F, Ganibon has had numerous testimonials o
the efficacy and adai tatton of the ¡Quinine
Wine in the many ailments nhich numbera ore
continually exposed to 111 this climate.
Being also a Chiilyl-eate, it will be found
high I y serviceable at stated periods in counter-
acting the deleterious efîecis of the rivet
water, and ia giving tone to the igoneiA
MR. GILLBEE, M.R.C.S.E., reepectiully
Intimates to the inhabitant* tuf MeU
boumo and n.s vicinity, that he has commenced
practice as Physician. Suigcon and Accoucheur,
and may be consulted at his residence, 69,
S i>pli«n-*tioet, near the Protestant Hull,
Melbourne, 20th Nov. vl7C42
DR.HUNTEII'S Surgical Wind is now
open for tho r< coption of patients. It
cunt lins fifty beds, and is fitted with every
convenience foi the purpose intended. Gre«
Collms-stio»t, «?ast.' 17721
EFFERVESCING bUMMEll BEVEBV
AGE, picpaiod and sold by F. Gamson,
Chemist, Ac, 97, G1u.1t Lonsdale-street.
Persian Shei Ix-t Pow der, for producing Im-
mediately a most delightful and cooling drink»
Bjing in one powdoi, it obtains a decided supe-
riority ovor othoi pieptuuuuns, as tho indivt
dual hw only to take a toas|sxint'ul of the
powder and put it into a glass of water, then
stii quickly, and dunk whilst eHervescing.
Persons at the Diggings will find this powder
nvnluohle for allaying thirst, and imparting a
delicious fUvoi to the water, and aU> ne»
trslinmg its bad effects. , 17257
MONS. L. A. BEURTEAUX, ' Dentist,
has great pleasure iu informing'-his pa-
tients, friends, and the publie of Melbourne and
its »nviroiis, thal he may now be consulted ni
his rooms, 67, Stranston-atieet, in tit« premise«
of Mr Ford, Chemist, opposite tis« Police Onto»
-private futí »nee-from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
and also at his residence, La Trobe-street, eua»,
before 10 a.m., and evenings. ' 17G43
ANEW DISCOVERY.-Mr. ERNEST
CARTER, Surgeon-Dentist* from
London, Collius-street, ooinor of Russel 1-stieet,
bega to inform tho inhabitants of Melbourne,
that he has introduced an entiiely new des-
cription of Artificial Teeth, fixed without
spungs, wiras, or ligwnent-, they so petfectly
rasomblo the natui ul teeth, a« not to be dis-
tinguished from tho oiigiual by the" closes»
observer. They will never change Colour or
dwcay, and will be found very superior to any
other teeth evur before used. , His metho
docs not require the extraction of the stumps,
01 auy painful operation. E. C. has also in-
troduced a new mineral Succcdune-um for
stopping decayed teeth, which is placed in
without the slightest pain, and immediately
restores the tooth to its original utility in mas-
MR. VAN HEMERT, Surgeon and Ae>
coucheur (lute buigcon feupe-riiit ndent
of the ship Alipou-, from.Londoii), Member of
the Royal College of Surgeons, England ; li-
centiate of the Apothecaries' Hall, Seo., bega
u-s|Kcuuuy to inn» ni tile inhabitants of St»
Kilda »nd neighbomhood that ho ha« coav
mène d general practice in the «love locality.
N. B.-Mr. Van Hornett having liad great
experience in the diseases of women and eliQ
dien, may be consulted daily at his place, from
10 to 12 a.m., free of chai go. Medicines kent
DR HANNAY CUNNINGHAM, Surge«
and Aceoiiclieui, can be consulted at hit
residence, corner of Collins and Swanston»
stiect«, horn 10 till 12 daily.
Gi at ni to us advice to the poor fionv 8 till 10,
Dr. II. 0. vaccinate«' on Thursdays, at 11
DR. PARKES'S American Dysentery Pie»
veutstive, the best medicine to preven)
und eui o dysentery, dist rhona, colic, spasm»,
cramp, and pain in the stomach and bowels.
This most valuable medicino, which ia not
disagieeabie to tiste, and will always kief
good, has cured thousands of cases of the abort
diseises in California und iu America.' Pria*
5s a liottlo. Full diiections regarding diek
self-management, etc., aro enclosed with «at»'
Du. PAMcra'« Etk-Lotiok, .
For the cine of opthulmii», blight, itiflumma\
tion, weakness of sight, watering of the eyas,
and sotoncss of the lids.
This is the best known remedy. It only pe»
quiics a trial to prove" how quickly it will cheek
and cure the aliove diseases Price 3s. Od. a
liol I lo, witli full diiections for uko. Preparad
under tho diiection of Dr. Patkes, of New
Yoik. Sold by E Plummer, Chemist, 146,
Eli/abcth-sticct, Melbourne ; J. Western,
Chemist, Geelong, and may be obtained of all
chemist« and general stoioíieopor» Do npthe
persuaded to buy a «puiious imitation.
TO tho 1NHVBITANTS of PRVHRAN.
Mr. Watkins, Surgeon, 31, Swanston»
etioct, may be consulted daily, from 2 to 8,"
at Watt« Jt Co.'« Dispcusaty, near Wcstby'a
DIARRUOA, DY8ENTERY, OPTHAL
MIA. Advice given in the above and
all other diseases, on rccolpt of haH'-a-guinea.
Adtlres* Dr. Stoddart, oare of Mr. Tartakover,
28, Enst Market, stating symptom«. 22181
*". \) all whom it muy concern. Tho nearest
A and best route, from the Ovens to the
Bendigo I« by the Broken River, Maguire,*«
Punt, Calbin Alibyn, late the station of Edward
Cuir, Esq, tho Campaspl Inn, and thence by
Mr Leyuott's (talion to the Bendigo. 16882
EOppoBite Dixiiel O'connell Hotel.
DWARD HALL POYNTON, from Bris-
tol, huvi.ig taken rho above old established
h iR'noss of Cliomist and Druggist, respectfully
solicit« tho patronage of the medical profession
and tho publie, anti tiusts hy his long) experi-
ence, as well as a determination to Use none
but the most aru'voved drugs and chemical», ta
m Tit their confidence. ,
N li-Phvbi.lans* prescriptions and family
r cipas uro dispensed in u si pirata apartmoat
expressly fitted foi- that purpoiO. ; -
FREAME'S invaluable Diarrhoea Syrup.
A safe and speedy cure for diarrhoea,
dysentery, cholera, spasms, &c.
One ttiiil will piove it» efnoacy.:- l! ""fe JJ»?
Bold in Iw'tlos at Gs. and 10..,pao^ wntoWltjfe
ing 1« and 32 dows, at the proprietor!«;'. Bwla
Vue Cottigo, near the Clapham Store*
street, RtohBtondiVT" -^toAJM"'