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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 222, 2 May 1872, Page 3

■vitchol son's hotel, •^ V ETTBIOK, BENGER BURJT. The above Ifyteh has been uewly erected, at great expense, and is now one of the most commodious and comfortably furnished way side hostelries in the province. The Bedrooms are fitted up- luxuriously, and are large and airy. The Private Sitting-room is furnished in a Btyle hitherto unknown on the goldfields. There is an ample supply of the latest periodicals, and in the Library (to which constant additions are being made) will be found a large number of standard popular works. The Bill of Fare contains sufficient variety to suit all tastes. The proprietor is determined that nothing shall be wanting on his part to secure the patronage of the travelling public. Commodious Stabling, attended to by an experienced and attentive groom . ' CHARLES NICHOLSON, Proprietor. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO THE LANJtED. PROPRIETORS - t)THERS^OFTH'E PROVINCE. n ENTLEMEN,— TIie ' ' Land Transfer \J Act, 1870 " (based upon the original Torrens's Land a.ct), is just closing its first year of existence, and so far, as the country is concerned, I believe, as some of you may know, the result is more than . satisfactory. As for myself, a Licensed Broker under the Act, the result is flattering — in other words, I have received during the year an ample share of the business going, in Dunedin,- from the Suburbs, and throughout the Province. I beg, therefore, to tender my best thanks, and solicit, while continuing to merit, a continued and enlarged amount of that business, consisting principally of Transferring Titles of Landed Property from under the old to the new Act, preparing Conveyances or Transfers of Land from Seller to Buyer, Preparing Leases, Mortgages, &c, &c. I take this opportunity, to solicit attention to the other brandies of my business, viz. : I act as Agent for Absentee, and other Proprietors of House, Land, and Investment Property ; Collect Rents, Interests, &c. I let and sell, on commission, Town, Suburban, and Rural House and Landed Property ; also effect Fire insurance on Dwellings, Furniture, Farm Buildings, &c, in one of the .best and strongest Offices. I devote special attention- to business entrusted to me in connection with the Government Departments — the Land Office, Road Board, Waste Land Board, Crown Grant Office, Treasury, &c. To those wishing to raise money on freehold security, I have always money on hand waiting 'for investment, in sums from £20 to £1000, afcthe lowest •current interest. I am, &c, WM. DALRYMPLE, Jb., Licensed Land Broker, Estate, House, and Money Agent. Stafford-street, ' . Dunedin, April 15, -1872. GRAND ART UNION. /IHROMQ - LITHOGRAPHS, engrav\J ings, toilet glasses, ladies' worktables, work-boxes, chess-tables, &c, &c, the property of Mr. Chiaroni, of Dunedin. Amounting to ,£l5O. Tn 300 tickets, at 10s each. The Drawing will take place at the Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, on Saturday, June Ist, 1872. LIST OF PEIZES. No.' Value. 1. 4 large fox hunting engravings, .* coloured by hand •. - - - £12 12 0 2. 2 large coloured engravings of the Derby races- - - - • 10 10 0 3. Large family bible iff 3 vols., morocco bound, and with beautitul engravings - - -. 7 0 0 4. A large mirror - >- - 610 0 5. 2 chromo-lithographs of pet dogs 610 0 6. 2 „ „ "Bound to win, and won by a head " - - 6 0 0 7. 2 „ „ of cataracts 0 0-0 8. Large folding looking-glass - - 410 ,0 9. Large marble stand looking-glass '4 10 0 10. Large oval looking-.glass -- 4 0 0 11. Ladies' work-table - - 3- 10 0 12. Chroms-lithograph. of lady with pet dog - - - - 310 0 13. Chess table - " - - 310 0 14. Chroino-lithogi'aph of sunset - 310 0 15. „ „ „ - 310 0 16. „ „ of Connemara Lake - - - - 310 0 17. „ „ of Connemara Lake - - - - 310 0 18. Large engraving of homestead^ in maple frame - - • - 3 0 0 19. Weighing the deer, large engraving in maple frame - -300 20. „ „ „ 3 0 0; £17 Ohromo-lithograpu of ship in storm. - • - 3 0 0 22. Ferrying on the Thames (chromolithograph) - - 2 15 0 23. Chroino-lithograph of Ist of September - - - - 215 0 24. „ „ Berkshire - 215 0 25. „ „ Richmond on Thames - » - 215 0 26. „ „ „ 2 10 0 27. „ „ Sheep on pasture ' - -- - 210 0 .28. „♦ „ Washington • Irv ing's house -„ - 2 10-0 29.- „ „ The pet calf 210 0 30. Crimean War, engraving in large maple frame - - - 210 0 j 3L Eastward ho ! engraving in maple frame - - -- 210 0 32. Engraving— The deer stalkerV return . . .. 210 0 33. Large engraving, The Shepnerd's Dog * - . .250 34. Large engraving of coach horses 2 5 0 35. Gent's writing desk' . -17 0 36. Large engraving of the Rev. John Wesley . .15 0 37. Devotional engraving, * 'Hallo w- ' ed be Thy Name " . .'ls .0 38. Large" work-box ''- . • , 15 0 -S9. *„ „ ■ • .10 0 40. Princess Louise , . f 015 0 4L Chromo-lithograph pastoral scene- , 0 15 0 42. „ - „ . „ . 0 15. 0 43. Mantlepiece ornaments . . 015 0 44. Lady's workbox . • 1 012 6 45. „ „ 012 0 46. < „ ..." • (, 012 0 47. Looking-glas, . , . 010 0 48. „■ ■ 010 0 49. „ " 010 0 50. I," J> 10 0 £150 0 0 The goods are on view, at Mr. Hay's Bale Boom, Ross Place, Lawrence,