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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 147, 4 May 1877, Page 2

■Few Advertisements /CALCUTTA CORNSACKS. A. STEWART & CO. have received instructions -from the Importers to sell by private treaty, 50' Bales Calcutta Cornsacks, delivered at Balclutha. Price, 9s 9d per dozen, net cash ; for sums over £20, approved bills at three months, with discount added. A. STEWART & CO., Balclutha. April 19, 1877. c 133 T^r ANTED KNOWN. To SELL or LET, with immediate possession, the House at Stony Creek known as the STONY CREEK HOTEL. For particulars, apply to WM. RAE, i Railway Hotel, Stirling. a 992 Tf^yKTl REWARD. ARSON. On the morning of the 4th inst., an i Office, Store, and two Timber Sheds, in j the Timber Yard of Reginald Macdonald, \ at Kaitangata, were wilfully and maliciously set on fire. Notice is hereby given that a reward of £250 (guaranteed by the Insurance Companies interested) will be paid to any person who shall first give the police such information as will load to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons by whom the said fire was caused. T. K. WELDON, Commissioner of Police. Police Office, Dunedin, April 20, 1877. ■ c 149 TN writing Home, one often has a -*- desire to enclose some gift, peculiarly Colonial, which will not cost much money, and on which the postage will not amount to more than an ordinary letter. The ' desire may be gratified, and your Home friends pleased beyond measure, by your ' obtaining from us the letter-sized photograph of Maori pah and natives taken expressly for us in the Northern Island, (price, ss) ; card photos, of natives of Otago and other Provinces, (price, Is each or 10s 6d per doz.) ; four and six-card panoramic views of Dunedin at 4s Gd and 6s 6d ; and a three-card panoramic view of Port Chalmers at 3s 6d ; — all mounted and postage free. HENRY WISE and Co. , Princes-street, Dunedin. c 122