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Otago Daily Times, Issue 264, 24 October 1862, Page 6

Board and Eesidence, MILNE HOUSE, off George street,—two or three gentlemen can be accommodated with board and residence in a private family. Mr Slither land, grocer, next door York Hotel, will point out the house. RIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE at Miss Cowen's, a little above Martin's Hotel, Staffordstreet. ~~ ABBEYLbIIX HOUSE. T)RIVATE Family Hotel and Boarding EstablishJL raent. The best accommodation, and the best table iq Dunedin. Terms moderate. rpWO Gentlemen may meet with comfortable X Home, in private family. Apply Mr. Learmont, Storekeeper, George-street. TWO Gentlemen can be received into a private family. Terms for board and residence, mc] uding washing, £2 5a per week. Address, B. B. office of this paper. ' Tenders. TOWN BOARD OF PORT CHALMERS. rpENDERS are invited until Tuesday the 4th of J- November for forming and Metalling streets in Port Chalmers. Plaas and Specifications may be seen at the Harbor Office, Port Chalmers, or on-applica-tion to ri POEPPEL TOXWARD, City Surveyor's Office. •fIIEN DERS are required for the Carpenters' work X (Labor only) of a large private House, to be erected on the coast, at the mouth, of the Tokomairiro River. Plans and Specifications to be s«en at our office, where tenders are to be left on or before Thursday the 30th ult. MONSON andVAHLAND, Architecst. m TENDERS. rpENDERS for a first-class Building, in brick and JL compo, to be erected in Princes-street, will be received until noon of Tuesday, November 4. MASON & ROSS, Architects, -. .. . . Victoria Chambers. Dunedin, October 23,18G2. Miscellaneous. •TjTCEDERICK LINDSAY FLINT. -If this should J_ meet the eye of the above, or any one acquainted with him or his whereabouts, they are particularly requested to communicate the same to Box No. 67 Post Office, Dunedin. ' HENRY FILBY, from Uxbridge, Middlesex,— please to send your address to Henry Honner, London street, Dunedin, who has a letter from your/ friends in England. TAMES HAMILTON PARKER (on the DuntP stan), a letter from Scotland. G.W. Payne, Post--1 office, Dunedin.