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Advertisements received too late for Classification. WEDN ESDAY, 22ml MARCH, At 3 o’clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED MERINO RAMS, Driver, stewart, and co. have been favored with instructions from F. D. Rich, Esq., and other Ram Breeders, to sell by auction, at their Yards, High street, Dunedin, on Wednesday, 22nd March, at 3 o’clock, about 300 very high-class Merino Rams, 2, 4, and 6-tooth. The above are principally long-combing woolled sheep, a number of them by Currie sires, and bred chiefly by Mr F. 1). Rich, of Bushy Park, and Mr James Hassall, of Cave Valley, Comment on them is unnecessary, as it is well-known that the Bushy Park Flock has for years past carried off the Champion Cups, and the greater number of First Prizes at the various shows at Timaru, Oamaru, and DuneUu. Terms liberal. WANTED, a Lad to look after Billiard Table, and make himself useful. Apply White Horse Hotel. FOR SALE, Royal Terrace, Freehold, Two 4-roomcd Cottages with ground, water laid on. For particulars apply Nott’s Hat Shop, George street. WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 2 o’clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On the Premises, corner of York place and Albe.' t street. Frederick hj . evans has been favored with instructions to sell by public auction, on the premi. es. situated at the corner of Albert street and York Place, on the above date, The whole of the substantial and modem furniture therein, consisting of Hair seated chairs and couches, 100 tables, sowing machine, dining table, patent mangle, half-tester iron bedstead, drawing room chairs in walnut and green damask, pier glasses, chiffoniers, pictures, ornaments, carpets, two chests of drawers, Arabian bedstead, feather bed, mattrasses, palliasses, toilet glasses, dressing tables, washstauds, kitchen, and culinary effects. Terms cash. /r MAORI For TIMARU, AKAROA, AND LYTTELTON, Sails on FRIDAY, 24th MARCH. Offices : Harbor Chambers, JILECT RO-BIOLO GY. MASONIC HALL. Grand Seance TO-MORROW EVENING By Captain Wilson. His Worship the Mayor in the ChairWEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 12 o’clock FANCY WARES. Ex Harvest Home, from London. M ‘LAN DRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. are instructed by the Importers to sell by auction at their rooms, Manse street, on Wednesday, 22nd March, at 12 o’clock, 10 cases fancy ware, just landed cx Harvest Home, from london, and consisting of brooches in silver and steel, lockets, rings, earrings, crosses, bronze figures, clocks in great variety watches and chains in silypr a"d gold, &c., &e. Also pocket hooks, albums, illustrated books, envelopes, note paper, copy books, &c., Ac. Terms at sale. TO HIS HONOR JAMES MACANDREW, SUPERINTENDENT OF OTAGO. SIR,— I regret exceedingly that I should have been concerned in the publication of t]ie libellous placard containing the letter purporting to be written by Mr Henry Driver to Mr John Trewcek, which was ch ciliated during the late contest for the Supcriuteiidenev. I never believed for a moment that there was a shadow of foundation for the charges against you contained in the pretended letter. I knew nothing of the placard until after U hud been printed ; and, bad 1 looked upon the matter otherwise than as a more electioneering sqqih, I would have refused to allow it io leave the office. By way of amends for any injury the publication of the placard may have done you, I will publish and circulate, at my own expense, the evidence given by yourself and Mr Driver in the Resident Magistrates’ Court, on Thursday last, and I will also publish this letter (or any other apology you may dictate) in the * Daily Times,’ the ‘ Witness,’ the ‘Star,’and the ‘ Echo.’ I trust yon will bo satisfied with my doing this, and that you will withdraw (he prosecution you have commenced against me. I have the honor to bo, Sir, Your obclt. servant, JOHN DICK. Dunedin, 21st March, 1871. TENDERS Wanted, Building Shop in George street, for Brick and Woodwork. H. Dodd,