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Otago Daily Times, Issue 370, 26 February 1863, Page 8

Richardson's publicly avowed determination to retire from office ; yet after maturely considering the conI duct of his Honor Major Richardson, iv first assuring the public, in uiunistnkeable terms, that he would not again seek the suffrages of the electors, while almost simultaneously with that assurance, he issued a letter to the electors, asking for au expression of their views, or to use his own language "toltai I shall equally understand your expressive silence," as to whether he should again accept office; we say that after reflecting on the conduct of his Honor in this matter, and on the expressive silence of the electors with reference to his appeal, and considering the flatteringresolution3 in your favor passed at a public meeting at Lake Wakatipu, we would show ourselves wanting iv ze;d for the prosperity of the Province were we not respectfully to press upon you the necessity of allowing yourself to remain a candidate for the office of Superintendent. - i We have the honor to remain Sir, Yours faithfully, John Jones Wilkinson aud Dixon Harnett and Co. E. B. Cargill Andrew Moir John Howorth J. T. Shanks Jun. A. and J. Scoular James Smith E. De Carle James Marshall, junr Pickford and Co. James Marshall Edward ffrancis \\ ard Driver, Maclean and Co. Jos Kohn and Co. Jas. O. Campbell and 'Jo. T. Hyman and Co. Oliver, Cooper and Co, Spier and Levien Royse, Mudie and Co. Edwin Jones ■ Henry Hougbton and Co. Thomas Jones Henry Burge aud Co. Paterson and M'Leod J. Coleman R. E. Inman and Co. W. Kirkwood Herbert Haynes and Hay Henry Miller J. S. Cragg A. M'Landress and Co. Wallach Brothers Alexander Cumming and William Sinclair Co. William Gregg and Co. Osmond H. Gilles William Meluish W. Wilfred Wilson Fergusson and Mitchell Lloyd, Taggart and Co. Fred L. Mievilje Thomas Brown and Co. Jones and Williamson A. L. Thomson and Co. Feldheim Bros Robert Dyason D. Murison and Co. J. A. J. MacGregor Pole, Dods and Cameron S. Jones Charles Moore William Mitchell Sydney James J. Cargill William Macintosh Thomas J. Leary Bing, Harris and Co David Baxter G. and J. Mackay William Watson James Finch Fisher Bros. Riordan Brothers James Gunn MacKay Carl Steinhoff Lewis Coleman Wm Carr Young Whittingham Bros. J. Rattray Walter Bell George Young J. Daniels Edward Moeller Wm. Perkins, jun S. W. Alcom E. N. Holland Alcom Bros William Mason M. Moss M. Nashelski Henry Prince Jno C. Millard George Dowse Edwin Plummer A. G. M'Combe James Reid Al. Myers Fredk Tofield John Switzer Sanford and Co: Henry P. Morse Dunedin, 12th February, 1863. Business Notices. SIBBALi/'S NO. 1 OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, Removed to No. 1, Princes-street ■ (Next Mr. J. Hyman.. Jeweller). JSIBBALD begs to return his earnest thanks to . those who so liberally supported him at his late Emporium, of Fashion, opposite the Barracks, and beg respectfully to inform them that for the convenience of his numerous patrons, and for the better carrying on a fast increasing business he has removed to larger and more centrally situated business premises, at No. 1 Princes-street. J. S. takes the present opportunity ot stating that the old stock having been ENTIRELY CLEARED OUT has been replaced by a NEW and SUPERIOR CLASS OF GOODS, imported direc from the first Manufacturing Houses in Britain. IN THE CLOTHING AND BESPOKE DEPARTMENT Gentlemen may rely upon the best j materials being made up in the best Style. First- ! class hands only are kept in the establishment, while the Personal Superintendence being under J. S. will offer a sure guarantee tb. 3fc the utmost satisfaction will be given. Especial ottentiou is paid to the FIT of all clothes ordered at the j NO. 1 ESTABLISHMENT. The READY-MADE DEPARTMENT will comprise the largest and most varied stock in Dunedin, all articles of wear having been specially selected with reference to this market, and the particular requirements of all grades and classes of the community, in oi-ler to sell at the lowest fraction of profit—to offer only goods of the most unexceptionable quality -to retain in stock an immense variety for purchaser to select from, J. S. is compelled to sell only lor CASH. Do Not Forget Number COACH AND BUGGY SHOP. ALL kinds of Repairing and Job Work neatly done with both English and American Material. Also, Veterinary and Shoeing Forgs on Cobb's premises, Staiford-street. W. BLACK. HARPER TWELVETREES' Patent Washing Machine will wash as many clothes in a few hours, especially if used with-Harper Twelvetrees' Soap Powder, as a woman can wash in two days by il (Old method of haud-iubbing, besides doing the work better, with half the soap and fuel. It will wash blankets, sheets, counterpanes, or any large things, aseasy as it will doa handkerchief or a collar; and is the cheapest article ever invented. The works, Bromley-by-Bow, London. Sole Wholesale Agent 3 for Otago, W. and G. Turnbull and Co. THOAIAS JONES, (Late of Sandridge), Watchmaker, Jeweller, Goldsmith, &c, Princes-street, Through the Cutting. TJ. has a large and well selected assortment of • Colonial and English Jewellery, Gold and 1 Silver Watches, &c, which he offers to the public i at prices to induce them to give him a portion of their ' patronage. Having had long experience in the Watchmaking business, any Watches, Clocks, &c, left with him to be repaired, their performance will be guaranteed, and no extra charge made for any alterations they may require. Chronometers, Sextants, and Compasses carefully repaired ; Tubes for Barometers. Object Glasses for Telest opes, Spectacles to suit all ages. Watch glasses, Is, keys sixpence. TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. f~] ENTLEMEN,- With a view of informing you \Jf who have not as yet favored us with your support, we respectfully sta.e, for your guidance, that to ensure prompt attention to orders forwarded to us under £50, cash, remittances must accompany the same j above taat amount, satisfactory Melbourne references will be required. Your obedient servants, LEVY BROS. Melbourne, 24 Great Bourke-sfreet. [ESTABLISHED 1858.J rrOGG & BEAVER, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, Rattray Street, (Opposite Shamrock Hotel.) In returning thanks to their numerous friends and the public in general for the very liberal support they have hitherto received, beg to intimate that, to enable them to do justice to their customers, their business, and their own name, they have determined to close their branch establishment in Princes-street, and devote their sole attention to tbeir greatly increased business in RATSRAY STREET; and as they have Watchmakers and Jewellers on the premises, and under their own eye, their patrons may rely upon first class workmanship, punctuality, and fast, though not least—Moderate Charges. IN THE TRUST ESTATE OF M'LEOD AND GIBSON. rnHE undersigned give notice that all .debts due to X Messrs. M'Leod and Gibson are required to be paid on or before 10th March. Legal proceedings will be taken to recover all debts not settled by that date. J, RATTRAY ) LEWIS SAMPSON V Trustees. E. QUICK, ) Trustees address is care of Messrs Dalgety, Rattray and Co., Dunedin. Dunedin, 20th February, 1868.