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Otago Daily Times, Issue 154, 14 May 1862, Page 2

To Let-' TipO LET. Cheap a—^tn StalJ Stable ' Apil> X nt Martin's I'm ate lT<:tj3<St.inoid-MieC.t . rv\(> LKT.—■Bvrnfinl'.'int Hoi, r, Wol/laiiv. Po=JL m»mmi can be pwp.2iiil> Miich -AppK to _ -W-.-PoiLOCK.^BiUclier, Prnnces-j>frret, I^'J^l!"l^ ■ , fTTO LW. Ir'ln~~Pt<''i>"~'or DivclHnL' , aKo, ! L .Cottage. Apply P. Lawrence, Kei t llouw, Be.Jim. _ i^___ ■ -■ rrif* T VT cr~irr-.ttwi Ptore, w;t'i Inrpfi cellar ami JL ilwcHi.g honso iiriu.-hed, in WnlliW-pti-ei-t, wl- ■ | joining- Cul"i"<biriaii Hotel. Apply to A. A. Barnett, . | r.t !■•>■."■ on ilir fin-niisrv:. ' ■ '/riCKSTTf) LET, in W'kiuut, Uubkrxsosi -v Co.'s, new building Mouse-street. Apply t.V T\j-;r.;:y. T»CTir^T."OS & <'o. —■ : = Tjij, LK ,j,_ rp\VO OFFICES, Commercial Chambers, above X Daniels & Co.'s Sale Rooms, also, Four Roomed Toiise, Jive minutes walk from Post Office. J. & 11. Baird, Princes-street. TO LET, .■■s.A HOUSE, in Moray-place, containing six apartments. Apply to David Millar, sen., Herriol Hill Cottage, Moray-place. j TO,LET, DESIRABLEFami:;,- Residence, three miles fron town. Morse fc *Ovhcll,.Rattrny-streot. mO LET, a Well-finished Four-roomea COTTAGI s X in Great King-street, near Water of Leith " good -water close by. Relit, £88 per annum. Foi particulars apply to Mr. Jolm Graham, Postman : oi 11 t'i Miss Graham, North East Valley. Entry, 21&1 May. BEST BUSINESS SITES IN THE CITY. TO LET, on Building Lease, of 14 years, that unrivalled property belonging to James Brown, Esq., having a frontage of 100 feet to Princes-street, and the same to Stafford-street, opposite the Posi Office, the Munse Preserve, the Provincial Hotel, and the Jetty Road. . , ■' This property is v,-ell known to be the best positior in the centre of the business portion of Dunedin, ant will be divided in quantities to suit good tenants, t< whom valuation will be given at the end of the lease or a renewal granted. * For full particulars apply to - MESSES; GILLIES fc .STREET Land Agents and Surveyors, (1 Princes-street. i- ; ; : rl BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. * TTjALGETY, RATTRAY fc CO. having mad. 0 aJ arrangements with Mr. AY. C. Young to occupi his premises after Ist May, are now prepared to sel d the Lease of their present Store and Offices in Walkei street, by private contract. c Duuedin, 23rd April, 1862. TO LET ON BUILDING LEASE, PART of Two Sections, having a frontage t< Maclaggan-street of s(i feet by 120. .14 Years s Lease. There is a house on the land 24 x 12. ' GILLIES & STREET, . Land Agents and Surveyors. n. LAND TO LET. ' .• £> CAMPBELL & CO. are instructed to let fo; JO), a term of years. Land with frontage to Great King-street, of 13! feet with a depth of 165 feet, at a moderate annua rental. • '■ ' EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS. , ' To Persons in search of * '; BUSINESS PREMISES. cl "ODWARD CASPER & CO. have severe SHOPS and WAREHOUSES TO LET ON LEASE. fc FOR SALE OR LEASE, y Milton Accommodation House, Tokomairiro. [- nnHE proprietor, -wishing to dispose of the abovi 8 premises, either by snle or lease, does herewitl give notice to any party wishing to invest in a profit; able business, that the above house and stables, witl one acre. of. land attached, is to be disposed of oi reasonable terms. For particulars apply to the unj dersitrned. ■ DUNCAN CHISHOLM. - Tokomairiro, Ist March, 1862. t ' , ~ STEAM PACKET RESTAURANT, Opposite the Shakespeare, Maclnggin-street, FOR comfort, cleanliness, good meals, attention, anc mo lerate charges, the Steam Packet Restaurani is second to none in Duuedin. CARR & MARTIN, - ' . Proprietors. g - ; »' '- SUCCESS BOARDING HOUSS. rj^HE best meals, the best attention, the lowesi JL charges, pud excellent accommodation, and th< wants of friemis and customers always looked after a 1 " tho Success Boarding House, S Rattray-street, c Opposite the Shamrock GOLD OFFICE : The Highest Price given for Gold. GEORGE CASPER, • Australian Hou«?, Cornor of Princes and High street a _ Government Notices. s THDUOATIONAL DISTRICT MEETING.S'J The Statutary Meeting of the owners and occupiers of land and householders in each Educational District, will be held upon Monday, the 2nd day oi June, ISG2, at the places and at the hours respect- |" iveiy undermentioned, viz. : — 1 " North Dunedin Distbiot. Within Mr. Stewart's Sohool-room, King-street, at 7 o'clock p.m. South Dunemk District. Within the Rev. Dr. 15urns' Church, at 7 o'clock . p.m. •?■ Port Chalmers. Within the School-room, at half-past 6 o'clock p.m. North-east Hahboh District. Within the School-room, at half-past 0 o'clock p.m. • North-east Valley District. Within the School-room, at half-past 6 o'clock ■p.m. Wakam District. Within the School-room, at haif-past C o'clock p.m. ■Abdeksos's Bay District. Within the Schoolroom, at haif-pafct 0 o'clock "> p.m. c . Cavkrshaji District. , f Within the house of Mr. John Anderson, at half--1 past 6" o'clock p.ra, Greek Islamd District. Witliin the School-room, at half-past 6 o'clock p.m. r Sam>ms Hill District. 1 Within the house of Mr. Thomas Finnic, at 4 s o'clock p.m. 3 East Tateri District. Within the School-room, at half-past C o'clock p.m. North Taieri District. Within the School-room, at 4 o'clock p.m. r West Taieri District. t Within the School-room, at 1 o'clock p.m. 5 ► Waihola District. i Within the Schciol-ropm, at 1 o'clock p.m. Tokomairiro District. Within the School-room, at half-past 6" o'clock p.m. Clutha District. Within the School-room, Inch Clutha, at 12 o'clock ' noon. Watkouaiti District. Within the School-room, at half-past 6 o'clock p.m. ; . Goodwood District. Within the School-room, at 3 o'clock p.m. OAMARU- District. Within the Store of James Hassell, Esq., at halfpast 1 o'clock p.m. By the Education Ordinance, 18G2, it is enacted that, "On the first Monday in the month of June next, a Public Meeting of the owners and occupiers of land and householders, above the age of 21 years, shall be held in every Educational District; and, at such meeting a Chairman shall be chosen, and the School Committee for the preceding year shall give a full report of their proceedings ; and thereupon the electors present shall proceTlU to elect, either by a show of hands or "by ballot, as shall be determined on by the said meeting, a new School Committee for tb,e ensuing year,- of not less than five or more than nine owners or occupiers of land or householders, above the age of 21 years, within the district, of whom a majority shall be parents of families.—JOHN HISLOP, Secratary Education Department.