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Otago Daily Times, Issue 310, 17 December 1862, Page 7

________ Stock. FOR SALE 1 500 T, W(\ FoY> and Six Tooth Ewes, r,ow ShLn Jr B**""* at the White Swamp. These Ruiell TJ™^ the c, e:ebratd flocks of Phillip meaai at the Great Inhibition : apply to - .- RATTRAY & Co. byawell^n^Cl!!; lK f eCted °" «* Continent DALGEI'y, RATTRA* & CO. OamSJ headof7 ell*bred y°UQ« running near Apply to DALGETTY, RATTRAY^rf CO. f| W STAND THIS SEASON at ia m i.-v 1 SMITH'S Livery and Baft Stable* * george street, dunedin The Thoroughbred Horse FRANTIC. ««? R T f llC>, breCi by J edNV°H E<q., of Nelson, is by by Hercules, dam Florauce, graudain Flora M'lvor Floranoe by Gil Bias, imported. ' AT,5 r*Kff\ S * bl°^ bay vith black points, fifteen metr g J Rreat power and *?m ~ Terms-Four Guineas, and 5s the Groom. An Uovance made for two mares of the same owner. O/°^ S *r SALE«-Superior Cows for Sale, at v^_teV)° U S V' A rare oPPori«% for intotA U^T£A^lAN BREEDING EWES. I L"^ erf?- ne(i c Prepared to contract now JiL*™ t delivery in November, December, and i£S££ T of First Class Australia* Mekiko Maiden Ewes, two or four-toothed, to be brou-ht Apply to Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray, k Co., Dunedin. Melbourne. 11th ApraS^Bo* * CBIS^_ JCIOR Sale-A Pair young Mares. Harness,, ami _L Express Waggon. Also a few Pack Horses. 00338 & CO. QQDATtIng A(^ENCir.^Ye are prepared to k3 undertake the General Agency of Stockholders, aud to make liberal advances on produce consigned to London, and on approved Stock and Station securiwes. MOIUSON, LAW, & CO., Walker-street. mHE Undersigned are prepared to execute Orders -*■ . ™c Purchase of SHEEP and CATTLE in Victoria, for delivery in Otapo and Southland MORISON. LAW, & CO JP O R -~1 I _ _• 150 head Mixed Cattle, delivered at Oamaru Timaru. Apply to H. J. LECRErT, Timaru. Jg 0RSES. HORSES. HORSES. To Fanners, Draymen, Storekeepers, and Other* Daily expected to arrive per TORRENS and SAMUEL APPLETON, 50 FIRST-CLASS THOROUGHBRED CLYDESDALE MARES AND HORSES, All young, sound, and staunch. 47|VERY SUPERIOR COBS & HACKNEYS, Fit for harness, saddle, or pack. The above have been selected in Victoria, expressly for this market, by Mr [MOSES SARGES, whose thorough knowledge ol its requirements, and well-known judgment, are a sufficient guarantee for the character of the horses. Mr Moses Sarges will offer the above for sale immediately on their arrival, when notice will be given where they can be seen. In the meantime, Mr Sarges at the Provincial Hotel, will supply any further information. ?_^i??sg_Notices. MILTON BREWERY, TOKOMIAIRIRO. A D. DUNCAN begs to inform Hotelkeepers, -£X. tanners, and others, ofTokomairiro, Woolshed and surrounding diggings, that he has opened the above Brewery, where they can rely upon getting th« best Ale at reasonable prices. Yeast always on hand. "VTOTICE.—AII persons that have any just claim J-l against the late David Scott, are requested to present the same; and all persons indebted to him will be pleased to pay the same over to PETER WILLIAMS. ~ "~ TO PHOTOGRAPHERS. TCTEW CATALOGUE, reduced prices, just pub- ±.\ hshed ; sent free to address. Batchelder and O'Neill, Importers of Photographio Goods, §7 Col-lins-street east, Melbourne. mO THE SETTLERS IN THE EAST TAIBRI X DISTRICT, And the Public generally. GENERAL GROCERY AND DRAPERY STORE. Nine miles from Dunedin on the Main Road to the Interior and all the principal DIGGINGS The undersigned respectfully informs his Friends, Settlers, and the Public generally, that he has leased from his brother, Mr James Todd, those premises on the East Taieri Road, lately conducted by him as a general Store and tiakery. He lakes this opportunity of announcing- that ho has laid in a New and Large stock of goods in GROCERIES, DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES, DIGGERS TOOLS, And Implements &c, &«. From his old friends he solicits a share of support and assures them that every effort will be used on his part, to supply his Customers with the best of Articles, anc' at the smallest shade of profit. A Bakery is attached to the Premises. Note.—Orders will be taken weekly from the Settlers, and goods supplied to their wauts as may ba required. CHARLES TODD. Miscellaneous. FTTH!! SHAKSPEARE CONCERT HALL. T. B. SMITH, Proprietor? THE FIRST VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL TALENT IN DUNEDIN. D. D. BURKE, The world-renowned, mirth-provoking, laughtercreating, side-splitting comic and buriesqueeinger. D. W. ROBERTS, First tenor; received with rapturous applause every evening. Admitted to be the best sentimental singer in the Australias. T. CRUIKSHANK, The inimitable jig and hornpipe dancer. Not to be equalled on the " light fantastic " iu_a cut i and shuffle up to a pas sad. LEMAN, Baeeo ; unexcelled for his magnificent voice. Pianist: llcrr Finster. Violinist: M. Thalberg. Change of singing, dancing, and music each night. NOIICE— ByDeed, dated 10th December, 1162, William Bishop Evans, of Dunedin, in the Province of Otago, grocer, has assigned and transferred all his personal estate and effects whatsoever, and wheresoever, unto Edmund Quick, of Dunedin, merchant, and William Wilson Tickle, of Dunedin, merchant, as Trustees, in trust, to sell, and after paying expenses, to pay and satisfy, so far as the residue of the monies produced by the sale, will extend the creditors of the said William Bishop Evans, who shall by themselves or their agents, or in the name of their partnership firms, execute the said Deed, the amount of the debts due or owing to them respectively from the said William Jiishop Evans, rateably and proportionably, and without any preference or priority. All monies owing to the estate should be paid to the Trustees, and creditors intending to come in uxider the Deed should sign it at once. The Deed lies at my offices for the signature of creditors. Dated this 15th December, 1862. UEORGB COOK, Solicitor for the Trustees. Princes-street, Dunediu. SUPREME COURT. -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Sitting ._N of the Supreme Court, for the despatch ot Criminal business, will be held at the Court House, Dunedin, on Thursday, the 15th day of January next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and that a Sitting, for the the despatch, of Civil business, will be held at the said CourtHouse, on Monday, the 26th day of January next, at ten o'clock \n the forenoon, at wluch times and place all persons under Recognizance to appear as prosecutors, defendants or witnesses, are required to give their attendance. ROBERT CHAPMAN, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, DuuecUn, tftb £e«smber, 180$,