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Otago Daily Times, Issue 181, 14 June 1862, Page 4

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. We have again to remind our advertisers that our terms are cash on receipt of advertisements, or where accounts are opened, cash at the close of the month—no longer credit will in any case be given—and we must respectfully inform subscribers that they put U3 to great inconvenience by making our collecter call day after day, on the excuse that they have not examined into their accounts. . For their convenience we waive the cash on delivery of advertisements, and for our convenience they should examine the accounts as soon as presented. POST OFFICE NOTICE. mails close" For Great Britain, tlis Continent of Europe, India, China, Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, Australian Colonies, &c, &c, per s.s. City of Hobari, on Tuesday, 17th lust., at 11 a.m. lie°istored letters and newspapers one hour previous. 1 ' ■ ARCHIBALD BARIt, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Dunedin, 14th June, 1862. NOTICE. rTUIE Post Office Receiving Box formerly at Mr. JL Clulee's, Princes-street, has been removed to theshop of Mr. PiiUMMEK, Druggist, Octagon, Princesstreet. ARCH. BARIt, Chief Postmaster. SEPARATION LEAGUE. PRIZE OF FIFTY SOVEREIGNS OR SILVER CUP of the same value, at the option of the winner, for the bast Pamphlet on the advantages o Separation, and TWENTY SOVEREIGNS FOR THE SECOND BEST. The proprietors of the Otago Daily Times wil present to the writer of the best Pamphlet on the advantages of Separation, a Prize of Fifty Sovereigns or a Silver Cup of the same value, at the option of the winner, and the Separation League will present a purse of Twenty Sovereigns for the second best Pamphlet. The following will be the conditions : — The decision to rest with a committee appointed by the Separation League, but of which the Editor of the Daily Times is to be a a member. The Editor of the Daily Times to publish, at hi option, portions or the whole of any of the pamphlets sent in for competition in the columns of that newspaper, but the right to publish in the form of a pamphlet to remain with the authors. The competition to be open to the whole colony, excepting only the Editor and Proprietors of the Daily Times. The Pamphlet to be sent in on or before August 10th, endorsed Prize Pamphlets, and addressed to the Editor of the Daily Times, care of Secretary of the Separation League. Each pamphlet to be signed by a motto, and in a sealed envelope, accompanying it the name of the author to be stated. The scaled envelope to be addressed to the Secretary of the Separation League. This stipulation must be imperatively observed, as pamphlets with the author's name attached will be disqualified. The pamphlets are to be written in a legible hand, on one side of the paper only. SEPARATION MOVEMENT. rrtHE Separation Committee having decided to apX point s, paid Secretary to aid the purpose of the movement, written applications addressed to the Chairman, Separation Committee, will be received up to the 21st June inclusive, from gentlemen willing to undertake the office. The rate of salary will be £400 per annum; applications to be endorsed "Application for Secretaryship." Applicants should state the qualifications they posess for the office, which embraces somewhat more than the ordinary duties of a Secretary, as any one who lias been concerned in a, political agitation of the .<uiid will be aware. References should also be given. By order of tha Separation Committee, JULIUS VOGEL. Dunedin, May 21st, 1852. _ . ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. J. Daniels & Co., at the Commercial Sale Rooms— General merchandise; fresh butter; fruit trees, tea.; hams ; ironmongery and glassware; concertinas ; pipes; matches ; brooms ; buckets, fruit. E. De Carle & Co., at the Mart—lronmongery ; groceries, drapery, and sundries; watches and jewellery. Driver, Maclean, & Co., at the Provincial Sale Yards—Fat wethers ; Hampshire Down rams. J. S. Raphael, at his Rooms —Household furniture and utensils.