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Otago Daily Times, Issue 531, 2 September 1863, Page 6

Unclaimed Letters. Time, Hugh Paterson. Vibilia, E. Campbell. Wakool, Peter Anderson. Zidah, Siehd. Hugh Roberts. LETTERS DETAINED FOR POSTAGE. Allen, Mrs J., 3 ■ ulton's cottage?, Filleul, George treet, Dunedin—2d. Armstrong, Mr A., Locomotive Engine Shed, Spencer street, Melbourne 41. Barrows, Mr S. 8., Coal Spring, Putman Co.. '•Jew York 3s 4d. Evan?, Sir C. P., Post office, Dunedin Diggings— id. Farkeil, Mrs Mary Ann. Dunedin—ld. Gibson, Mr Peter, St. Niuiau'.i, near Stiriioc;, Scotand 6d. Johnson, Miss Fanny, Barkly street, St. Kilda iear Melbourne. Malary, Mr Johp, care Frcdk, Wool:, Gabriel's 3ully-ld. Marsh, G., Esq., Marsh Troup", Dunedia-21. M'Donald, Mr John. P. 0., Duuedin-2d. M'Donal.l, Mrs J., Melton, Melbourne —id. Palmer, William 'i'racv. P. 0., invercargill—ld. Payne, Mr _G. W , care D. Mime- painter, Georgestreet, Dunedin—2d. Ress, David, P. - \, Taradale, Victoria—6d. Rutherford, Mr James, Dunedin —2d Russell, Mr John, Melbourne Exchsnge—4-d Shannon, Mr Wiuefo-d, P. 0., Duuedin 21. Spencer, MrsJymes, Bluff Harbour, Cambei Town -2d. LETTEBS FOR PERSONS DECEASED. Joseph Nicol. Mr Black, Chemist, Princes-street, Dunedin. N.B.—Applicants for any of the above letters are requested to ask i'or them at the Chief Post Office, Dunedin, a<i Unclaimed Lett Kits; and persons writing for them are requested to state where tluy expect letters from, aud to give any information which may tend to prevent an unnecessary transmission of letters. ARCH. BIRR, Chief Postmaster. Chief Pest-office, Dunediu, Ist Sept., 1863. Music. GEORGE R. WEST, Pianoforte ahb Music-sellee, Princes-street, North. PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS tuned an repaired. All the popular Music by D'Albert, Farmer, Brinley Richards, Osborne, and other eminent composers, always kept in stock. A superior assortment of Pianofortes aud Harmoniums on sale. iJew Music received by every *ail. An assort ment of choice Pianoforte and Vocal Music just received direct from England Country orders punctually attended ta. »i»rv.i ■ir^g-r~-rTs-.wM^i-^|^-^-'-"i '.'"j. "n.i.-, -i-m——r— Lost, Eound, &c. FOUND a Black and Tan Collie Dog. The owner can have hira by applying to John Elliott, Sydenham Slaughter lard. I*9 A REWARD.—StoIen, on 26th August, one dJhJ\J Black Cob Horse, R near side under saddle, short tail, with black points, with saddle and bridle. Also, one Dark Bay or Brown Horse, very stra'ght in the hind legs, branded qL (conjoined; over 20 near shoulder, very high in the wether, with saddle and bridle ; the saddle is marked WS under the flap.". The above horses were taken by a young- man, on representation that he was going to Siiverstream and engaged them for one day ; a description of the'mac in the " Government Gazette." £5 each on recovery ofthe horse?, or £20 on conviction of the thief. Information to Williams aud Smith, Abbeyieix Stables, Maclaggan street; or Detective Office. Miscellaneous, HANSEN V. FRAZER. VTOTICE is hereby given, that a declaration was .Ll on the 25„h day of August, 1863, filed in the Supreme Court of New Zealand, wherein Hans Juevgen Hansen, late of Melbourne, in Colmy of Victoria, i-3 plaintiff, and John Rogers Frazer, of Stafford-street, Dun3dii;, is defendant, praying th.-.t the pattne'ship at will heretofore subsisting between the said plaintiff and defendant, under the style or firm of H.J. Hansen and Co, may bo declared to be dissolved. And notice is also hereby given, -that• by aa order ofthe Supreme Court of New Zealand, dated the 27th day of August, 1863, made in this cause it was ordered aid directed that a writ of injunction should issue to restrain the defendant, his agents, servants, workmen, and others from sellin» or disposing of any goods or merchandise now stored at the store m Stafford-street, in the pleadings of this cause mentioned, and from drawing cheques upon or otherwise appropriating any monie3 or funds, or otherwise increasing the liability or overdraft ofthe said firm of H. J. Hansen and Co, at the Bank of New Zealand Dunedyi, and from interfering at said Ba:k with the funds of the said copartnership firm, ahd from farther carrying-on business in the name or on account of th° said firm of H. J. Hansen and Co, and from selling or attempting to sell or dispose ofthe said store, or any part thereof, and from collecting or attempting to collect the debts due to the sail firm, and from negotiating or attempting *o negotiate the bills of exchange or ether securities now in the hands of the defendant, his agents, or servants, on account of the said farm, until after plea pleaded, and until the further order of this Court. And notice is hereby also given that an application will he made to the Supreme Court to commit for contempt any person or persons whatsoever acting ia defiance thereof after this notice. H. J. HANSEN ON SALB-Bottled Porter, 1-rencli and German Liqueur?, Green Ginger and Hritish Wines, Cordials and Syrups (Premiere Qualite). BAKER aud CO., Moray-place; near Criterion Hotel. FIRST CLASS BUTCHERS' BUSINESS. TO BEHOLD, IV CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIEE AND SON have been favored with instructions to sell by private treaty, a FIRST-CLASS BUTCHERS' BUSINESS, Long established in the most central part of CHRISTCHCJECH, and doing a capital trade, the quantity of stock slaughtered weekly may be set down at 100 Sheep 8 Bullocks 15 Pigs, addition to which there is a very considerable Bacon and Small GooJs Trale. The premises in which the business U carried on ire very extensive; the shop and Dwelling House sapacious, and in admirable rcoair; Outbuildings of ivery kind and large Stables—these are held on a rery moderate Ground Rent only. The Auctioneers will also seli with the above iropertv, THE FREEHOLD ESTATE, lituate about i miles from the shop, and which :onsists of FIFTY ACRES, All Fenced and in Grass, wili CAPITAL DWELLING HOUSE, - STABLES, -SLAUGHTER YARDS, LARGE SHEDS, PIGGERIES, Ind every improvement necessary as an adjunsHHto the business. Also, immediately adjoining the above property TWENTY ACRES OF FREEHOLD, Unenclosed. The plant ofthe business (if required) could also >c sold, consisting of <-eveval fine horses Light cart Meat do Harness. Live Stool:, Consisting of several head of Fat bullocks and steers Sheep Pigs Fowls Turkeys Geese and ducks. Immediate possession can be given. For terms and farther particulars Apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER and SOS, Christchurch, Canterbury,