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Otago Daily Times, Issue 316, 24 December 1862, Page 7

Stock. A CCLIMATISED EWES FORSAL.E. 4,0 0 0 OTAGO EWES P! • 3,000 of them 8-tooth.' 1,000 „ 6-tooth. None broken-mouthed. DALGETY, RATTRBY, fc CO. OTA T lON FOR SALE. Run, 23,000 Acres, with 3,000 Ewes, 1,500 Wethers, 1,500 old Lambs, and all neces sarj improvements. Apply to _ DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. FAT O A l 1" T LE. FOR SALE. 100 OHEA. I) Fnt °attle ' ruMilI ff riear Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Dunedin. ' FOR SALE ' 1 KA A TWO > Four > and six Tooth Ewes, now ± 9 0\J\J depastured at the White Swamp. These Sheep, come from the celebrat d flocks of Phillip Russell, Esq., the wool of which was awarded a medal at the Great Exhibition ;■ apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & Co. PURE BRED SAXONY RA MS~ ~ FOR SALE, 10 purebred fcaxony Rams, imported in Oliver Cromwell, selected on the Continent by a well-known Otago judge. DALGETY. RATTRAY & CO. QAT TL E FOR SALE i 250 head of well-bred young cattle running near I Oamaru Apply to ". . . DALGETTY, RATTRAY and CO. 1,000 FAT WEDDERS FOR SALE. DELIVERED on a Station sixty miles from Town. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. To Stand this season at james SMITH'S Livery and Bait Stables, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. The Thoroughbred Horse FRANTIC. Frantic, bred by Redwood, E<?q., of Nelson, is by Sir Hercules, dam Florance, grandam Flora M'lvor, Florance by Gil Bias, imported. Frantic is a blood bay with black points, fifteen and a half hands high, with great power and symmetry. j Terms—Four Guineas, and 5s the Groom. An j Howance made for two mares of the same owner. TjlOE SALE.-WA TER CAS-KS, 1 250 gallons and 350 gallons; 20 of each. Apply— I J. L, & C. BURKE, \ Princes-street south. D AM LAMBS FOR SALE. To arrive ex Eliza Goddard. ! 20 Superior Ram Lambs, 12 months old, Leicester : Breed. Apply— J. L. & C. BURKE, _______ Princes-street, south. ■ft_-___ar_7M__mß_tMU^Wi'.i^-~^ ___ Business Notices. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership JJS hitherto existing between John Bullock and Frederick Walker, timber merchants and sawmill proprietors, Cumberland-street, Dunedin, and PaterKon's Inlet, Stewart's Island, is this day dissolved by mutual consent; and that the business hitherto carried on. under the firm or style of Bullock and Walker, will in future be conducted by Mr John Bullock, by whom all the accounts of the late firm will be collected, and all its obligations discharged. JOHN BULLOCK. FREDERICK WALKER. Signed in the presence of S. M. SOUTH, Solicitor, Dunedin. Dunedin, 21st December, 1862. "PUBLIC NOTICE In consequence of the inclemency of the weather on Friday, the 19th December, the sale by auction of land the property of John Hyde Harris, Esq., is postponed until January, due notice of which will appear. Parties desirous of purchasing sooner, can do so, by private contract, by applying to J. H. HARRIS, Esq., GEO. COOK, Esq., Solicitor. Or to J. DANIELS and CO., Auctioneers. "VTOTICE.—AII persons that have any just claim ! Joi against the late David Scott, are requested to present the same j and all persons indebted to him will be pleased to pay the same over to PETER WILLIAMS. npO THE SETTLERS IN THE EAST TAIERI JL 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 isakery. He takes this opportunity of announcing that he has laid in a New and Large stock of goods in GROCERIES, DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES . DIGGERS TOOLS, j And Implement?, &c, &c. From his old friends he solicits a share of support and assures them that every effort will be used on his part, t9 supply his Customers with the best of Articles', anc 1 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 wants as may be required. CHARLES TODD. GREENWOOD and MARSHALL, Nightmen, Dunedin. Address boxes, Princes street, Stafford street, Maclaggan street, and Walker street. I S S 1, I T 0? L E~ Dressmaker, (From Miss Metcalfs, Edinburgh, and Mrs Russell's, Court Dressmaker, Dublin,) at Miss Sinclair's, Beaumont Bank, Moray Place. BRIGHTON. THE Public a-e informed that BATHING MACHINES have been erected at the above watering place, with every convenience for ladies and gentlemen, and are now ready for use. As there is no hotel ther6 at present, the place is for the time only adapted for pic-riic parties. The way to Brighton lies along the South road, till the two bridges are passed, shortly after which a sign post will direct to the left. WOOL.— The Undersigned is a cash purchaser of greasy and clean wool. John Mason, broker. High street. WHEREAS for some time past I have been, ostensibly, a member of the firm of Lambert and Co of this City, proprietors of the Colonist newspaper, &c, I hereby give notice that I have this day ceased to be a member—ostensibly-or otherwise—of the said firm, and all future transactions with the firm will be on the sole responsibility of the existing proprietors. THOMAS S. ■FORSAITH. Dnnedin, 20th December, 1862. j NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MR W. WILSON, Barrister and Solicitor, has removed from Jetty-street to his new offices. Thompson's Building 3, Stafford-street, opposite the Provincial Hotel. 20th December, 1862. NOTICE. ALL Accounts due to Mr Benjamin Smith, if not paid in cash on or before the 20th December, at the Octagon Timber Yard, legal proceedings will be taken. B. SMITH. December 22,1862. MR EDWARD CASPER requests that all Claims against him will be forwarded (under cover) to the office of Messrs. Cleve & Co. on or before Thursday next, the 25th instant. THE Public are hereby cautioned against giving credit to my wife, Agnes Maclarn, on my account, as I will not be responsible for any debts she may contract after this date, she having left her home under circumstances which absolve me from all legal liability for any of her debts. WILLIAM MACLARN. 20th December, 1562. UNEDIN DIRECTORY7IB63.—The last day for receiving advertisements, Full page, Two Guineas. Harnett and Co. I.BANY-STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL will open for Second Quarter on sth January, 3863, Master, J. H. Shaw, formerly of the "Scotch.College," Melbourne. -- . , ,