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Government Notice. CLARENDON, BLOCK VI. OAMARU, BLOCK VII. ■\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Block VI, JLM Clarendon District, wiil be Open for Application on FRIDAY, the 4th day of April next. Also, that Block VII, Oamaru District, will be Open for Application on MONDAY, the 7tlt day of April next. Persons having unsettled claims for Land in these Blocks must apply to have them settled before the dates above mentioned, otherwise they will be liable to have their claims treated as forfeited, and the land will be re-sold in terms of the Land Regulations. ■W. H. CtfTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, Gth February, 15152. POUT CHALMERS MAILS. Chief Post Office, Dunedin, sth February, 1862. QEALED TENDERS will be received at this kj Office, on or before the 15th instant, from parties willing to carry the LOCAL MAILS between the Post Offices in Dunedin and in Port Chalmers, TWICE DAILY, from Ist March to 31st December, 1862. Tenders for the above to be at per annum. Times of arrival and departure to be fixed from time to time by the Postmaster. Also, for the Conveyance of Foreign or Sea-going Mails during the same period, from the Post Office in Dunedin, to and on board of Vessels at anchor at Port Chalmers, on such days and at such hours as may be required by the Postmaster, and of which due notice will lie given as may be agreed upon. Tenders for the above to be at per ton measurement. No Tender will be accepted which does not provide for at least two steamers being engaged in the service. Security will bo required for the due fulfilment ofthe Contracts. The Government will not be bound to accept the lowest nor any of the Tenders. AIICII. BARR, Chief Postmaster. Merchandise. NOW LANDING, ex "Danuiik," and for Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned— TEAS. 10 chests best Congou, Canton 40 half-chests „ Palma] 70 boxes „ Pahna 20 chests „ Antagonist SUGARS. 50 bags best bright Counter, Mauritius 50 „ „ „ „ 50 „ „ „ v 200 „ M.O. Sugars (small bags) 300 „ fine Chinese BUTTER AXD CHEESE.' 80 firkins best Cork, 50 firkins best Danish 10 cases Cheddar Cheese, 10 cases Truckles 12 „ Swiss Cheeses TOBACCO. 10 cases Boswell, small boxes, 10 cases Canadian Bell, 6 cases 10's, Manderson's 1 „ Nailrod, 1 case Tessy's own aromatic 5 half-tierces Twist 25 hhds. Younger's Edinburgh Ale. WINKS. 100 cases sparkling Hermitage, CO cases Maitranlc 60 „ Steel's Burgundy, 60 cases Curacoa 30 „ Maraschino, 15 cases Goldwater 15 „ Silverwater 100 „ Hunt's double diamond Port 100 „ finest Amontillado Sherry GROCERIES. 70-cases quarts Salad Oil 50 „ half-pints do. 10 „ Capers, 56 cases Jams, 1 lb. tjM 20 „ assorted Confectionery 20 „ £-tins Sardines 20 „ i-tins „ 10 „ Scotch Salmon 10 „ Oysters 50 „ Lobsters groceries : 10 cases Baker's paste blacking 2 do Day and Martin's paste blacking 5 do each quart, pint, and half-pint castor oii 7 do ground coffee, in tins 3 do assorted spices, in tins and packets 2 do black and white pepper, ground 5 tons Steel's best No. 1, Crown soap 10 casks currants, 5 cases orange peel 10 cases orange marmalade 22 cases Coleman's ha!f-lb. nmstard 10 do do 1-lb do I 10 do do tins do j 2 cases baking powder, 5 kegs carbonate of soda 1 case ground ginger 10 cases Chinese preserved ginger 2 do curry paste, 10 cases Whybrow'3 pickles 5 cases hot-water biscuits 5 do Sinclair's bacon, 100 boxes sperm candles 10 drums Colza oil. TINWARE AND IRONMONGERY: 24 iron cookii.g stoves, 1 case iron table ipoons 10 casks assorted tinware 100 dozen galvanised iron buckets 1 cask counter weighing machines Axe handles, driving picks L. H. & D. H. shovels, spades 2 casks cruet stands, copper and tinned tacks Butchers' knives, dippers and steelyard Tom plates and cradle plates, \ and i axes Camp ovens. also, — Manilla and Bengal Rope, Brushware, and a great variety of other merchandise. TURNBULL, BING, & CO., High-street. ON SALE, AT THE STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED.— WINES, AND SPIRITS, AND LIQUEURS. Dawson's ale, in bulk Bass's ale, in bottle Bynss's ale, in bottle Bynss's stout, In bottle Geneva, red and green cases Brandy, dark and pale, in bulk Brandy, in cases, various brands Sherry, in ca3es and qr.-casks Port/in qr.-casks Rum, 10 and 30, O P, West IndianWhisky, Kirkliston, Greenock Distillery Co., in case and bulk Sparkling hock—sparkling Moselle Old Tom, in qr.-casks. PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES. Robinson's hams —bacon, Warings' Smoked herrings—fresh herrings; Lemon and orange peel, in tins Whybrows' pickles—Colman's starch—blue and mustard Sardines, halves and quarters Candles, Brandon's, Hales', and Neras, full IB weights Salad oil, J-pints, pints, and quarts Feasts' sauces —Cameron's vinegar Vestas, in tins and plaid boxes Arrowroot —Patna rice—castor oil—currants American brooms —alum —honey, in tins— nutmegs—snso Cape raisins—Thins'jams, in tins Dunlop and Swiss cheese—lobsters Bottled fruits —salt, in jars Tea, in chests, half-chests, and quarters Irish and Californian oats—salmon Alixed spice—cocoa—salt Holloway's Pills, and general assortment of drugs Honnn's butter, in cloth- —confectionery Tartaric acid—carbonate of soda—split peas Bleached ginger 40 Bales grey sheetings, .72 in. Swiss, Manilla, and "Havannah cigars, tobacco, &c. Gingerbeer and lemonade bottles. IRONMONGERY, Sec. Douglas pumps—buckets—Colza oil Bar iron, all sizes—tin plates—zincs Quicksilver- picks—hatchets—galvanised iron 6, 7, and 8 feet Ewbank's nails, all sizes—American nails Lono- and short handled shovels Rediead, white lead—boiled oil, raw oil Colza oil—paint brushes—sashhooks—guttering Pipin"-—zinc nails —galvanized iron—hinges Cart boxes —axle-trees —horseshoe nails —bass Iron columns, solid and hollow—bridle posts &c, &cTIMBER. Flooring boards, \ in., f, 1 in., 1J Dressed and undressed weatherboards Quartering, 4x3, 4x2, 3x2 T and G lumber—shelving. American kip grain boots—Macguire's nuergets. CLEVE & CO., "Manse-street. ~~SPICER, MURRAY, & CO., ' Builders & Contractors, George-street Dunedin, HAVE ON SALE a large stock of Doors and Sashes, American Lumber and Shelving, Weatherboarding, Skirting, &c. S., M., and Co. having a large Timber Yard, are prepared to receive and sell on commission, consignments of Timber and all sorts of Building Materials^ ' H BEANY BROTHERS, Rattray Street, TTAVE on hand a Splendid Assortment SADDLERY AND HARNESS. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect th» tock.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 72, 7 February 1862, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 72, 7 February 1862, Page 4

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