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Otago Daily Times, Issue 384, 14 March 1863, Page 3

Meeting. "DUNE'dIN"JEWISH CONGREGATION. | NOTICE. . THE members cf the above Congregation are requested to attend a, Special General Meeting, to be held at the Synagogue, on Sunday next, the 15th inst., at 11 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of electing two committee men, and such otberbusiness as may cccur. • ■ - J3y order of the' President, i H. JOSEPH; Hon Secy. SEPARATION LEAGUE. I _ f~N accordance with a requisition, dated this day, I JL hereby convene n Meeting of the General Committee, at the Atheniß'iir, on Monday', the 10th inst, at 4 o'clock, to consider and deckle what further measures shall be taken in this movement. (Signed) JAMES RATTHAY, Chairman. "VT O. 1 Company, Dunedin Volunteer Rifle Corps J3I will assemble for J.'rill, at half-past i 6 o'clock p.m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, until further notice. ! JOSEPH O'MEAGHER, Hon. Sec. 11th March, 1863. i NOTICE. i A PUBLIC MEETING of the Ratepayer of Tbkoinairiro will be held at the Schoolhouse, on Friday, 20th of March next, at 3 o'clock p.m., in order to hear objections agaiust the proposed rate of assessment of sixpence per acre. By order of Road Board, ROBERT M'KENZIE, Secretary. Tokomairiro, 19th Pebrna-y,1863. HIS -HOKOR MAJOH RICHARDSON will Address the Electors of East Taieri, at the School-house there, on Monday First, nt 7 o'clock. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. /"CENTRAL Committee, formed to secure the \j Election of the Hon. John Hyde Harris :— MessTS Messrs ; Walter Bell John M'Lean Geo. Brodie M'Leod and Gib&on A.T.Campbell J. MNeill J. C. Campbell F. Mieville E. B. Cargill H. E. Nathan Jno. Cargill F. A. Orbell Alex; Oarrick Pole, Dods and Cameron Cole, Hoyt and Co. Wm- Pollock Oliver Cooper James Kattray S. Cullen Thos. Redmayne Alex. Cumraings Henry Reynolds J. Daniels R. M. Robertson J. S. Douglas David Ross John Duncan Royse, Mndie and Co. Edwd. De Carle Louis Sampson Jas. Finch Win. Shancl Thos; S. Forsaith James Shankg Wm. Hepburn Wm. Shaw John Jones Martin Sfholl Hugh Kiikpatrick J. M. South G. Lloyd Thos. Ta>ler H. D. Maddock A. L. Thomson J. Marshall C. Webb F. Mason Jos. Werner A. M'Combe Jos. Williamson Alex. M'Landress E. F. Ward The Committee sH daily at 3 o'clock, at their Rooms, in Rattray-street. MARTIN SHOLL, Honorary Secretary. For Sale. TO ARRIVE PER FANNY, FROM STEWART'S ISLAND. A SPLENDID lot of Preserved and Cured Fish, in 50 lb cases, suited for the Diggings, and ■warranted to keep good. A LLSOPP3 NO. 3 ALE—New Brew-to land x\_ ex Ganonoque, and to arrive. MORRISON, LAW, nnd CO, Walker-street. TJILDING MATERIALS, of every description, on sale, by Reid, Souter, and Co., Kauri Timber Yard, Cumberland-street. Bricks, L 3 10s per 1,000. FOR SALE. From Adelaide Direct, BEST Superfine Silk-dressed FLOUR, now landing, Ex Scotia. J. L. and C. BURKE, Princes-street south. CALICO, Doucle Width, on Sale, Cheap. Fish's Oil and Color Warehouse, Princes-street. URLED HORSE-HAIR for Sale, at G. and T. Maekay's, Rattray-street. .-.¥j^OK_SAX.iS, five-inili Theodolite, Streets; also, P Drawing Instruments. O. Gillies and Co, Manse-street. YjiOß SALK, Cheap, Two Li.e:ht Spring Carts, at JD Sherwin and Son's, Frederick-street, opposite Mollison's Stables. I7IOR SALE, cheap—Best Horse lock Hobbles. JD Apply at Roberts and Ferguson, Princes-street, south, next to the Noah's Ark Stables. FOR SALE, on Mount Pleasant, Russell-street, a Freehold Allotment of Land, with a new house situated thereon. For particulars apply to Mr Peddie, Cumberland-street, or to Mr Robert Boag at the place. E OR SALE, a Town Section, having 165 feet fronting Brown-street, G6 feet fronting Duncanstreet, with cottage containing 6 rooms. Price £380, half cash ; remainder by bills at 3 months. ■ J. H. JENKINSON., FARMERS. FARMERS. FARMERS. • Daily expected, a one Three Horse Power Threshing Machine, by Smith of Paisley with Horse Works complete, will be sold a Bargain. Carron Warehouse, opposite Cargill's. CAIRNS, WILSON and AMOS. ~: : MALT. MALT. MALT. 171 OR SALE, by the undersigned, hourly expected IT to arrive— ■ ■ . ICOO Bushels English Mai*, prime samples. 300 eases Otard, Dupuy, and Co. Brandy. . 50 tons; Flour, Searl and Walker and Sons' brand. O. H. GILLES and CO., 12 Victoria Chambers, , Manse street. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Clearing Sale of SUMM E R GOO DS, To make room for Large Shipment of Winter Goods, to arrive per ship Arima. JAMES M'COLL, proprietor of the Glasgow Polytechnic, must sell the whole of the Summer Goods at a price to secure a clearance before the arrival of the above ship. Sale to Commence on • FRIDAY, the 13th Inst. SHEET GLASS, 16 and 21 oz, from CO x 38 down. wards, on sale cheap. Fish's, Princes-street. QTORE FOR SALE.—That well-built and comJO^ modious Store, at present occupied.by us in Stafford-street. There are three offices; storage for 450 tons of goods. Terms liberal. J. A. and R. BAIRP._ S- H A' L L O T S . SHALLOTS. ON SALE, BY LAW, SOM NE R and CO, \ Wholesale and Retail Seedsman, OCTAGON. S~TORE AT WAIKOUAITI FOR SALE. -That large IRON STORE situated on the Sandspit, Waikouaiti, lately occupied by Mr D. C. Campbell. For particulars apply to JAS. C. CAMPBELL and CO., Stafford-street. STORE IN STAFFORD [STREET FOR SALe! fITO BE SOLD (the undersigned being about to JL relinquish their present business in Dunedin) that large and commodious Iron Two-storied Store, situated in Stafford-street, opposite Messrs Royse, Mudie and Cos. For particulars apply on the premises to _____ JAS. C. CAMPBKLL and CO. ROADSIDE HOUSE FOR SALE RUGGEDY RIDGE HOTEL. npIHIS House, which is iust completed, is situated JL at the foot of the Kuggediiy Range on the mam road to, and about 18 miles from the Dunstan. It is one of the favorite camping places on the road, and all drays_ and passengers, whether by the West Taieri or Waikouaiti Roads must p3ss the door, thus commanding both the winter and summer trade. The house is built of wood with iron roof, and is in full working order. Immediate possession, will be given. For further particulars, apply to . BAIIiD BROTHERS, Dunstan j Or, J. A. and H, BAIRD, Stafford-street.