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Otago Daily Times, Issue 211, 23 August 1862, Page 3

— MR. RASKEL. Your wife has arrived from Ballarat, and is anxious to see you. Address— T l jSinitb,_S^.kspere Hotel, J*laekggan-street. HENRY POl.SON~: write"lkr WiilianTCobden; Police Department, Otago, for news of the greatest importance from .Glasgow, Scotland. BHILDING ALLOTMENTS,—Two splendid Allotments in High-sheet, immediately above the entrance to the Royal Pauses Theatre, and opposite the Union Bank property. Apply to John Drew Atkin, Tamora Hotel, High-street. FOR THE HARTLFA' DIGGINGS. . :■:. Notice to Diggers. T\RAYS will leave the New Iron Stores of Bated JL/ Bbothjsbs, Waikouaiti, on Saturday, first and proceed to the above Gold Fields. -■<-;'■ J. A. &R.BAIRD, ""-■ Princes-street. WEBB, PANTLIN & CO. have Removed their Stock of Groceries, &c, from Stafford-street t« their former premises at the Bonded Stores. "VTOTICE.—To Whom it may Concern.—That a JJ% Red Heifer is running on Walter Miller's Sun. It not claimed within a month from this date, will be sold to defray expenses. Tokomainro, 20th August, 1862. Vf OTICE is hereby giveu that John Arthur, o JLtI Dunedin, in the Province of Otago, New Zealand, Joiner, has by deed of Assignment, bearing date the twenty-first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and made between the said John Arthur, of the first part, George O'Driscoll, timber merchant, William Simpson, storekeeper, and John Thomson, of the firm of Black and Thomson, timber merchants, all o£ Dunedin aforesaid, of the second part, and the several other persons whose names and seals are subscribed to the said deed of assignment of the third part, assigned all his personal estate and effects to the said George O'Uriscoll, William Simpson, and John Thomson, (except as in the said deed- is mentioned), in trust for the equal benefit of such creditors of the said John Arthur, as shallexecute the said deed of assignment on or before the thirty-first days of this present mouth, of August. And notice is hereby further given that the said deed now lies for signature by and on behaJfcf the creditors of the said John Arthur, at the offices of Messrs. Richmond and Gillies, in Princes-street, Danedin aforesaid, solicitors, and that ail creditors failing to sign the snme on or before the thirty-first day of this present month of August, will be cxi eluded/rom the benefit of the same deed. Dated this twenty-second day of August One thousand eight hundred and sixty-two. RICHMOND & GILLIES, Solicitors for the Trastees. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Simmons and Walton's Assi^nme^t. mAKE NOTICE that by Deeds dated respectively * JL the 4th and 2Gth days of August, ISG2, Vlfred Joseph Simmons and Samuel Walton, earning on the business of Restaurant Keepers in Rartrav-street Dunedin under the firm of " Simmons and Walton" assigned all their Estate and Effects (except their leasehold premises) unto Donald Henderson ironmonger, and Robert Ethelbert Inman, House Decorator, both of Dunedin, as Trustees for such of the creditors of the said Alfred Joseph Simmons and bamuel Walton as should execute the said second ; mentioned deed, in trust to sell the propert ■ so assigned, together with the add k-aiehold premises I and subject to the claim of the landlord and to the payment of the expenses reiatiug io the trust, to divide the proceeds of the sale rateablv and prop.--.r-tionably and without any preference" or priority I amongst the creditors of the saH Alfred Joseph buumous and Samuel Walton so as aforesaid exeeut- - mg the said second mentioned Deed: And Further take Notice that the said Deed is iyiug at my oniees as undermentioned for the inspection and qgnatu^ of the Creditors of the said Alfred Joseuh Sinunous and oamuel Walton. Dated this Twenty-first cay of August One thoß--sand eight hundred and sixty-two GEORGK COOK, Solicitor for the Trustees, v o „ j-x , - Princes-street, D»ceiin. ■w.l>—Creditors desirous of coming in under tlie -Deed should sign immediately. J SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD COAL AS. bMITH begs respectfully to intonate to the inhabitants of Dunedin and surrounding neighbourhood, that he has now opened up those splendid Coal Mines on Fairfield estate, Green Island, and * owing to so limited a number as have got the opportunity ot giving them a trial, only those who have got large noal cellars or spare ground, whereon thef can stow a full load. But he jutenb to one- them in and sell them ia small quantities, and «ive ev^ry one an opportunity of giving them a trial; and he has the greatest confidence in saying that they will find them a great deal cheaper, and also give a great deal more comfort than any other fuel that has been oflered to this town before. ISs. per ton at the miners or delivered in town at 2s. 6d. per cwt., or £f> 5s per ton. Fairfield Coal Mines, Jas. Smith, Lessee. T HARTLEY DIGGINGS. HE Undersigned beg to intimate that their Stores on the Lmdis, will be removed to within five miles of the Hartley Diggings. The exact spot is not yet determined, but it will probably be close to thejnncbon of the Kawarau with the Clutha, on the left bank of the river (Clutha). There- is a lar^e stock on hand, and *ther supplies will be forwarded on Monday, via Oamaru. ~ ..* M'LEOD & GIBSON. . Dunedui, 21st Aug., 1562. WEST TAIERI ROUTE TO THE HARTLEY M DIGGINGS. C LEOD & GIBSON beg to intimate that they have a large assortment x>f goods at their stores m West Taieri. Dauedin prices with cartage added only charged. A USTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COAIr\ PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy delivered at shortest notice, in dtv or suburbs by the undersigned. " J JAMES L. & C. BURKE, ; Princes-street, opposite Barracks. ALL accounts unpaid and due to Mr. Andrew sT $■ Wilson (late Chemist and Druggist) Princes* street, will be summoned to the Court in Dunedin * without further notice. * By order, HENRY BAYLISS, May 12th, 1562 Accountant. NEW RUSH. Only Passable Route, via Waikouaiti. • DIGGERS en route, are informed that every 5 description of * MINING REQUISITES, AND PROVISIONS, Can be obtained at our Stores. We are also starting drays for the new rush, so that no fear need be entertained as to want of supplies © BAUD BROTHERS, o New Iron Stores, » BkjlCH Strbbt, asd Next to Affleck's Hotel^ ■ Waikonaiti. ~~~ NOTICE. " ALL ACCOUNTS due to the Beef Market, Great * King-street, up till 31st July, 1862, must be paid there immediately, i ANDREW SIMPSON, Dunedin, 18th August, 1852. Butcher. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE ~ tiOR SALE a Four Horse Portable Steam Bnsrine < X? highly nmshed, and in good working order second hand- must be sold cheap. For particulars' SSJek Spint SeSSt 1 SEPARATE ACCOMMODATION is offered to - KJ Two or Three Respeetßble Boarders, at a very quiet Private Boarding Establishment, beautiiuliV situated. Apply Geelong Piivate Hotel, Maclae^lf •treet. NOTICE to Contractors.—At a Meeting of Carpenters held at the Otago Hotel, August 22nd 1862 r it was resolved that the rate of wages after the 23rd August shalLbe_£l per day. Weekly payments, and Eight hours only. ESSRS pOBBIE & CO. have been appointed agents for the Colonial Insurance and Fidelity Guarantee Company, Melbourne, and are prepared to treat with proposals, at their ofiice, Walker-street HOSEASON R. MOSSBANK. Important busin^.V. Communicate with B. Sieywrieht corner of High and Princes-streets, Dunedin ud' stairs. ; _■ „ * RUSH OH!_ Rush oh!-8pl en did German" Sausages, Victonan Butcher's Comp., Stafford,