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Otago Daily Times, Issue 319, 27 December 1862, Page 7

<' .fi a +. ''■'"L"'*''' j, '.--„•'... — ~- —i — -- — x "' " — ■""■ Ififil ' i;K;,:.^iK|iii^3Koticeß. *"pVU;B LI C NOT "I CE, . In consequence of the inclemency of the weathei on Friday, the 19th December, the sale by auction oi 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, b\ private contract, by applying to .. ■, . J. H. HARRIS, Esq., GEO. "COO^rEsq., ■' Solicitor. - Orto J. DANIELS and CO., Auctioneers. "VTOTICE.—AII persons that have any just claim ±y against the late David Scott, are requested tc present the same ; and all persons indebted to hira will be pleased to pay the same over to PETER-WILLIAMS. mO THE SETTLERS IN THE EAST TAIERI 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 ff°m his brother, Mr James Todd, those premises on the East Taieri Road, lately conducted by him as a general Store and Bakery., 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, _ And Implements, &C;, &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 1 at the smallest shade of profit. A Bakery-js attached to the Premises. ■ "' i Note.—Orders will be taken weeklv-from the Settlers, and goods supplied to their wants as may be required. J CHARLES TODD. REENWOOD and MARSHALL, Nightmen, Dunedin. Address boxes, .Princes street* Stafford street, Maclaggan street, and Walker street. ISSLI T T L E. Dressmaker, (Prom Miss Metcalt's, 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 there at present, the place is for the time only adapted for pic-nic parties. /Ihe 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. NOTICE. ALL Accounts due to Mr Benjamin Smith, if not pmd in cash tin or before the KOth December, at the Octagon Timber Yard, legal proceedings will be taken. ■«-,. \ n B« SMITH. December 22, 1862. LBANY-STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL will open for Second Quarter ou sth January, 1863. Master, J. H. Shaw, formerly of the "Scotch College," Melbourne. rp H E D UN■S TAN AKD . LAKE GOLDFIELDS. NEW ARRIVALS AND OTHERS Are informed that the FINEST DEPOT In the Interior is the HARTLJEY (U TP E R TOWNSHIP), DUNSTAN. IT IS THE NATURAL |CENTRE OF A VAST DISTRICT, And the Latest and Most Reliable Information is always obtainable onthe spot. It thus offers to MINERS AND OTHERS THE SUREST GUIDE Upon which to base future operations and movements. THE HOTEL, STORES, &c, ARE SECOND ONLY TO THOSE OF DUNEDIN. THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO FOX'S THE CARDRONA " THE LAKE GOLD FIELDS, ETC., IS THAT VIA WEST TAIERI, AND THIS TOWNSHIP. TO FOX'S RUSH THE DISTANCE IS FORTY MILES. BOTH ARE FIRST-CLASS ROADS. It is Shorter than the Invercargill Line and is without its delays and transhipments. These Advantages are Deservinu op Consideration. • '■■■■■■•-■■■■a-atuanM^i^^aagi^Hßa AMERJCAN COOKING STOVES.. Direct Importations of:— " Peerless" " Empress" " Enchantress" " Golden State" " Uncle Tom" " Magnolia" " Peasant" - "Surprise "Half Moon" Etc., etc., etc. LARGE VARIEWES OF EACH. APPURTENANCES COHPLETE. ' PRICES EXCEEDINGLY LOW. ! J AMES and JOHN H. BARR, . Stafford-street, Dunedin,