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Otago Daily Times, Issue 55, 18 January 1862, Page 4

| Auctions. MONDAY, January 20th. SALE BY AUCTION. TIMBER, ex " Rita," from Auckland. IJiTSHE" & GREEN will Sell.hy Auction, V on MONDAY, 20th hist., on the Beach, near the Court-house, the Cargo of well-selected Timber: 140,000 feet, Ex " Rita," from Auckland. Sale, to commence at 12 o'clock. MONDAY, 20th January. To Contractors, Builders, and Others. SALE BY AUCTION. TIMBER, ex Rita, from Auckland, 140,000 Feet. Y7USHER & GREEN will sell by auction, P on MONDAY, 20th instant, e-n the Beach near the Court House, The Entire Cariro of Assorted Timber ex Rita, selected expressly for this market, and comprising— 43 400 ft. Boardimv, 9xl, in lengths from 10 to 22 ft. 40,070 „ Weatherboards 9 xf/ „ „ 4/175 „ Flooring, i)xlj, „ „ CG4 ~ do. Bxl, „ ~ 3.«50 .', do. 6xl, „ „ 10,003 „ Scantling, 4x3, „ „ 17,145 ~ Joists, 6 x 2, „ ~ 10,138 „ do. Gx 2, ~ „ 794 „ do. 9x2, ~ „ The above will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Business Notices, J. 11. KNIPE & CO., (Of Sandhurst, Victoria), BEG to inform the inhabitants of the Province that they will commence business in a few days, as AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. TO THE PROFESSION. OARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS on ' ' the Roll here may now be snnplied with Annual Cer'ificntesas provided by the "Law Practitioner's Act. 1861." Penalty for practising in any of the above capacities after this date without first obtaining such Certificate, £50. ROBERT CHJPMAN, Registrar. Recristrar's Office, Dunedin, 10th January, 18G2. J. BURROWS, Practical Sailmaker a and Ship Chandler. Port Chalmers. Tar, pitch, oakum, spunyarn, inarlin and housing Slip and boat's spars New and second hand >:hip and fchooner's sails- „ boat sails O!.l rigoi'nrr. blocks, &c.. nlwnys on hand. N B.—Orders punctually attended to, and every pos-iblc dispntch given. WILLIAM P.OTXOCK. TIUTCHEK, BEGS most respectfully to thank the puhlic for fh-ir liberal pntrnnn<_"\ durin'r hi" temporary stay in Walker-street, and trusts by his continued exertions to please customers, to obtain t.heir cu cfom. Vi. P. has removed to !ii« new premises in Prineesstrc"''. O))po?iti' t\:o. Barracks. N.B. Shipping supplied on the shortest notice. IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, CARRIERS, &c. MESSRS. KTRKPATRTCK & CO., opposite the CLUB, Mnclaggan-street, hep1 to inform the above parties that they hnve commencccl business •as FORWARDING and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, nnfl are prepared to receive any Loadinsr for th Dii'irinirs, or any part of New Zealand or the Australian Colonies. Messrs. K. & Co. trust, thnt by strict iittentirix to the despatch and safe delivery of all goods forwarded by them, to merit the confidnnce and support of parties who may employ them. Gc.rrls Purrh'tur.d on Cammifusinnand Forwardcdt r any part of the. Country. S-A-nc.s. &c. Stored nt a modorato r»te. 3fi 30r NOTICE.— The P.-irtnersliip between WILLIAM OR ATI lAM mid ALEXANDER SIMPSON, of East Taieri, is this day dissolved by nivtual consent. tan (WM. GREETFIAM, (h:gned) } ALEX ; SIMPSON, Witness —Thomas Paterson. 3vistTaieti, Jan.?., 18G2. T^-7" ITH lcfcvcncc t(> tlle fthovc, Mr. ALEX- ' * ANDER. SIMPSON bogs to inform his fi'i< r,ds and the public generally, that he has taken in Mr. William Urqnhart as I'artr.cr, and trusts by strict, att 'iition to his hupiness, to solieii a share of their pa! ronage. ~,. ~ (ALEXANDER SIMPSON, (.Signeo) ( wjl ltaM TJRQUHART. Wines ANn'SrnuTri of the Best Quality. IMPORTANT NOTICE. '|iHFi ITruk-rsin-ned in retiring from the i. Business, which they have carried on for some considerable tiniein Princes-street Dunedin, as General Storokeepei'S, Booksellers, and stationers, beg to offer tin ir sincere thanks for the Hb-'-'ral support accorded tliiin, and have much pleasure in recommending tin ir successor —Mr. M. Jon'r.—who has purchased tin Business, and to whom they hope a like amount, ofrtiipnort will be awarded. SIMPSON & HENDERSON: T>: REFERENCE to the above, the Un--5 di'i'sismeil has much pleasure in announcing that h? v.'iH continue to eiirry on Messrs. Simpson' and HiisDKRSOS's Business in the new and enlarged Premises, with an entirely New Stock of Goods selected from the Melbourne and Dunedin Markets, at prices which will enable him to supply the best artic''": at the lowest figure. * Wholesale and Country orders supplied at. great reduction. MAURICE JOEL. N. 8.—500 Volumes will be immediately added to the Library. LE T OTA G O FLOURISH! THE " GLASGOW POLYTECHNIC." "STESSRS. M'COLL & CAMPBELL have i»I. much pleasure in informing the settlers of Kaikorai, Green Island, and the surrounding districts, that their store is now well stocked with a'splendid assortment of Groceries, Drapery Goods, &c, &c. NOT I C E J f THOMPSON & CO. begs to inform Mcra. 1 a chants, M^usters. and Ship owners, that they have commenced business at Port Chalmers, at commission agents, shipping masters, and stevedores and. trust by attention and dispatch to merit the c nstiiHt support, of those entrusting them with ordei-s. . Ships discharged, lightered, ballasted, and supplied with water at current rates. Reference in Dunedin : Webb, Pantlin, & Co. Tetnjiorary otii(;e, Port Chalmers' Hotel. v " MEDICAL. •i fli. FREDERICK BASIRE begs to inform iVI. the inhabilants of Port Chalmers, ami others, that DR. 11 ALLEY has entered into Partnership with him, aud will practice as Surgeon and Accoiicheur, in that district. Port Chalmers, November 22, 1801. "medical" ~ DR. MARTYR has Removed to View Hill, Moray Place, where he may be Consulted daily. ICTORIAN BUTCHERS' COMPANY.— Highest price given for Fat Pigs, Calves, and Lambs. RINGS, Gold and Hair, for home presents, made by R. JONES, Maclaggau Street, next Australasian Hotel. TO SHOEMAKERS AND OTHERS. SOLFi and KIP LEATHER, also General Assortment of Grindery. WM. HILDRETHS, Princes-street, back Dalgety, Rat tray & Co.'s. JUST ARRIVED, Ex " Ellen Simpson," RAAA VOLS. BOOKS, by best authors, O\J\J\J fiction, historical, &c. GEORGE CASPAR. Australian House, opposite to Bank N.S. Wales, Princes St.