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Tenders- ' MAIIS BETWEEN TU.^PIiKA ANDDUc\STAIv Chief P«*t Office. Dunedin. 14th Nnv., 1862. QEALED TENDERS wii! be received at thisoffi c. KJ or at the P<ist Office. Tuapeka Junction, on or before the 30th instant, from persons willing tocsinry Mails from an early tfay in Decemopr till the 30tb Juue, 1863. as niidermeiitioned :—Between Tuapeka Junction Post Office and the Post Office, Punstan, by way of the Tevior, tw:'ee weekly; one day carrying lexers only, and the other day carrying letters and newspap rs. Days and hours of arrivals and departures to he I fixed from lime to fiia» by the Postmaster. Tenders j to be at per annum, and security will be required for i the due fulfilment of the contract. The Government will not be bound to accept the lowest, nor any of the tenders. Tendcsto be endor?ed '• Tenders for Mails between Tuapeka Junction and Dunstan." ARCH. BARR, Chief Post-master. NOTICE. " rpENDERS. — Campbelitb\vn-road. — In conseX qupnee of an alteiation in the projected works on the Carntibelltown-road, occasioned by a vote of ihe Provincial Council, the sections and specifications are withdrawn for the present 11. P. MOUSE. rglO CONTRACTORS, &c —Tenders a c invited X fnr the Erection of Two Cottages. For parti--1 culars, &c. apply Mnnson and Vahland, Architects, i Sinclair's Clrnnbers, Manse-street. TU CARPl^TEys~a^l?~uTLDE^RS^T^n^rs ! are required for the erection of an Hotel in the Country, thirty rni'es from t<;wn, for Carpenter's nnd Joiner's work (labor only), and for the supply of all materials, and labor for the remainder of the work. Plans and specifications to be seen at our olfice on and after the sth instant. Tenders to be seiit in on the 19th instant. MONSON & VAHLAND, Architects, Sinclair's Chain hers, Princes street, Dunedin. mo BUILDEKS, CONTRACTORS, &c—Tenders X are required for the erection of a large Howl in the Country, for labor and all materials. Pull particulars can be obtained, and plans and specifications setn, at our office, on and after the 6th instant; and tenders to be sent in on the 19tl- instant. MOA'SON & VAHLAND, Architects, Sinclair's Chambers. STEAMSHIPS ALDINtfA. OMEO, AND GOTHEiYIjfJKG. mENDERS wanted for lumping and other labor _I on board the above steamers. ROYSK, MUDJR and CO. Lost, Foundj &c £1 REWARD. LOST, on Saturday last, a small hajfbred Terrier, color, brown,, answering to the name " Gyp.'' Any or.c bringing- the same'to the office of Messrs Bullock and VVa ker, Stewart-street, shall receive the above reward. ~~ £i RKWAHD. LOST, between Wnihola Hotel and Saddle Hill, a Gold Geneva Waich, in a red nmroceo case. Number and maker's name known. Wlioever will restore the same to Mr Clements. Taieri Bush Hotel • or to Mr Cnghiil, Lake Hotel, will receive the above reward. £9 REWARD. lOST, Stolen, or strayed, from Mr Goodall's Pad--1 dock, Tokomniriro, one Hay Mare, wearing a belt round neck with No. 26 iheVeon, branded KM near shouldtr. Whoever will deliver Ihe same, or srive sjitisfa.'tory information concerning them to the undersigned, or t'> Mr. Gootiall, Tokomairiro, will receive the above reward. WILLIAM FERMAN. Tokomamro, September 3rd, "i 862. FIVS FoIINTJs~Rb;WARD. T OST or STHAYBD, a dark buy Mare, brande jl.l RF near shoulder, long tail/white legs, and Was last seen about threo montiis aa;o with a rope round her neck, between Wetherstonc's and Gabriel's Gully. W hoevpr will bring the same to the Caledonian Hotel, Walker-srreer, Dunedin, will receive the above rowan]. li'M)UND.—Strayed on Mount Stewart, a Dark X I Grey Colt, (with halter on) branded EA on the near shoulder. The owner can have him bypaying expenses incurred. If not claimed within Fourteen days will be sold to defray expenses. For further particulars apply to JAMES PARSER, Waitahuna. or at the Old Post Office Store. April '22rd, 186?. Boardjand Eesidence. A Respectable Young1 Man can be accommodateo Jrk. wiih Hoard ::nti Re.sidenfe in a private family, I within live minutes' walk of Post Omce. Am)lv to C. G T.. oftics of tuis i:ap»r. LAUi.fc.tS lioarumjj and uay Sulicol, coiiiJucied by Mrs Gillon, corner of Aliiert-street and London!^t■ec^. nearly oppo-it-w J'ark House. OTA GO DININW-rtOtuMS AND BOARDING HOUSK, Prinees-str-et South, below the Police Barracks, and next to Walter Bell and Co's Timber Yard. Meals not to be surpassed in Dunedin. for instance. Dinner, consisting of Soups, Roast or Boiled Joints,' Made DWips, Pastry, ami Cheese, for 2s. Board and Residence by the day or week. By the Week, 30*; by the Day, Os. Good Beds. T. NOIiTH Proprietor, late of Melhourne. UPKKIOK JJoard iimi Residence for Two Gentlemen, in a privafft family in tewn. Terms veryjnoferafp. Apply Boarder. Post Office. riiWO or Three Gentlemen can beaecoinmodated X with Board and Residence in a pleasant part of the town, fifteen minutes' walk from the Post t ffice. For address app!y to F. Mason, Esq., cf Messrs Ma on and Co, Rattray-sfreet. Business Notices. PRO UDI'OUT'S DAIRY, Maclaggan street, established 1807. uolu i-ibLDS'.Hospital. A GEN I-ItAL MEETING of Subscribers, or intending Subscrib is. to the above Institution, will take place at the Hospital, on Thursday, the 20th inst.. at 4 o'clock t).m., when business connected with the fuiure support and management of the In stitution will be transacted, it is particularly requested that representatives from outlying districts wilt attend the aoove Meeting. By order of the Provisional CoramittPe, C. a ALLEY, fciecretarv. Tuapeka, lOfh November, 1862. rpu PLUMI3fc.KS.-R. and T. HA'WORTH beingX_ about to erect powerful machinery for manufacturing all kinds of Spouting and Corrugating, will c!> ar their present Stock at Reduced Prices. Princcsstreet south. — NOTICE. rriHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between X the undersigned, as boarding House Keepers on the Woolshedj^has this day been dissolved by mutual conseut. JOHN FRANCE. JOSEPH HO UGH TON. • Witness: J. P. Blair. All Monies owing to the late firm will be collected by John France, and all debts will be settled by him. Missing Friends. MR JESSE BARKER, late pi TimbrelPs Gully Please to communicate with Charles Henry Herring, Post Office, Glenore. News of importatice. __^ W^LHELM ESHEB,.of Glorfeld beg Hiker, last heard of in May, J853, in Ballarat, —Acy information respecting the above will be thankfully rec» ived at the office of this paper, where tht-re is a letter tor him- with important news from his family. "ALL WORK AND NO PLAY. MAKES JACK A DULL BuY," THEY SAY. A GOOD SONG, Comic or Sentimental; a good Dance, with good Music; and a night of fun and real joviality, may be had any night at ■ T. B. SMITH'S, Shakspeare Hotel, Rattray-street, Not forgetting, at the same time, a first-rate nobbier or a glass of genuine English ale, mild or bitter, old or new, served in one of the largest music and amuse, ment halls in Dune'iin. Good board and lodging, good meals, good beds and every tiling else good, and at moderate prices, at the SHAKSPEARE. ' T. B SAHTH. proprietor.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 285, 18 November 1862, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Daily Times, Issue 285, 18 November 1862, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Daily Times, Issue 285, 18 November 1862, Page 7

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