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Otago Daily Times, Issue 616, 8 December 1863, Page 5

Miscellaneous. '?": [ 1 \ TO THE ELECTORS OF^BELLWARD. in ENTLpiBN.~--TJ.heg you willacceptfmjr sincere XT thanks for ha vine returned: me this-": day as a representative of your. "Ward in* the Town Board j I .am ful-y sensible.-of the: great -honor W have conferred on me^ and in return I.assure y6.u thit I shall at. all. times, assiduciugly, watch over "your In te-'----j rests: without at the 'same time ianorins- or ne°*lectingthe interests of .any other.-portion'of the city" ; Sincerely tendering you my, most devotediervioei --~- I Terrain. Gentlemen, ;:.■-.- ---"' Your obedient servant, - ■ .*■-■■■ ..-.,:'. < '» o^MBSjBLACK.j Tj THE ELECT *R3 O-E TaE DISTRICT OF 1 TQKOMAIRiaO; -! GENTLEMEN.-Having beeu 'appointed to an office under the ..General Government, I am obliged t-o resign into your hands-the honor of reprei sentiqg you in ther Provincial Council. I had intended meetine you with my colleagues, aiid stxting what part I had taken in forwardiug your interests and how I had fulfilled the trust you reposed in me' Under present circumstances I think such' a course would be unsuitable. I trust, however, that in the position I now. hold amongst yon, I shall still connnue to possess iho same confidence youthen so warmly accorded rae. . I have the honor t"i, be, . '- ■- Gentlemen. ; Your most obedient: Sei vant, > "-"'■• JOHN DEWE. " NOTICE. ~ '~~- \TR JOHN JAMES •MORGAN," late Engineer J-V_L R. N.—C.G. since 1838, who served in her Majesty's steam troo.i ship,, Columbia, in the West Indies, Ak-xan ler Thomson, .'-sq, master in command, and in the Alban steamship, on the West1 ■ndir- Station, then in command' of Lieut. E. B' Tmlins—having hacl bad the honor, of pasdn" his examination under! Messrs John Kingston" nnd Hewitt, the eminent Examini»g E-ipineers at- her Majesty's Dock Yards, "Woolwich, in' the year 1838,----and" again before Chas. Atherr.*"n, Eg, at' th^ sime place, in IS .8, b fore proceeding]to South Australia, commissioned to placs engines on board the stfam vessel Adelaide in ' service of ths ' Colonial.. Government, begs to inTbfm Marine" Briginee-s about to enter for Examination"uuder the' Marine B-*ard"of Otago. that he is opein'ns- Offices in Temple Chambars. Princes street. Dune lin. Where he is prepared to give instructions to Engineers who have their indentures. No firemen need apply. Observe Address—TEMPLE. QHVMBER'., Opposite Qoiverrment Buildings, PRINC -~S~-BT&BET, '.;" Dunedin. Dee "7i.h. 1863: ' SUUTHLdND7NIW _ZEALAN.D, To Hotelkeeperg and others in search of 'a First-class Investment. FOR SALE, that wplfk.iowD HOTEL (which has been e.-tablisbed for three >~ears\, THE PRINCE OFj-WAl.es, pvituated in Dee-street, ' ? ' ?NVEHCA R G I L L, In the mosr. central part of this rapidly-rising .town, and on the direct road for the Luke Wakatipu, Nokomai, and all the other • - SOUTHh^ND 13 )RDER GOLDFIELDS.. * This hotel has also a very extensive connexion among the principal squatters, country settlers, and mer^ ants ofthe Province, aad is admitted to be the leading hotel in InvercargJll. The premiss* stand upon a most eligible half-acre freehold section, within a short distance ofthe General and Provincial Government offices, and have a frontage of 60ft. to Dee-street, and of the'same width to tha public esplanade anl proposed terminus of tlie -•-..• ' BLU^F AND INVERCARGILL RAILWAY, now in process of c instruction. There is also a 1 ight--of-way, 18fc wide, connecting Dee-street and the - Esplanade. The hotel is'two stories high, with verandah-and balcony, the whole leneth of the building in front and on two sides, witb entrance to the balcony from the upper floor. ; , - ■ On the ground floor are—spacious dining hall, -.Oft. x 20ft., 12ft high, elegantly decorated, and fitted with chandelier.?, &c. ; a smoking, chess, ani conversation room, 20 x 20, furnished with couches and every other requisite; two private moms, one bar parlor, and a large and handsomely fitted bar. On the upper floor there are four private sittingrooms, with t-r-dvooms attached, to suit families. In all there are 50 bedronmt and a bath-room. THrt BILLIARD-"ROOM -s 28ff x24fr:,' 20ft.' high',- with a large" ventilating skjlight,, and is fitted up in a style equal to any1 billiard-room in the coloni:s. The table is one of Thurston's best make.■••■■ • -,':- - The kitchen and servants-apartments occupy a space of 50ft. x-20ft., -'There are also -pantries,, a storeroom, spirit and beer cellars, and every other requisite for a first-class hotel. • * THE STABLES are extensive and lofty, and have been built upon the most appi'oved principle. ;j.. A.horse and cattle sale yard has been put up in the rear ofthe stables ; also a poultry-yard ; and there is a very large stock of eaten hay, which can be taken at valuition-ornotTrtTthe optionoT fhe "purchaser;"'"""'"' Next door to the hotel are the auction mart and sale-yards of Messrs Cirey and.GHies, the leading stock and station salesmen in Southland. -'• , This valuable property is offered for sale owing, to the ill-health of the proprietor's1- wife, ancl family affairs c riling bisnt> England." "'•"'■'■'- •- • ~/The mode, of payment t-an be liberal terms, and every, information will be siveu as to the extent and bona fide nature ot the -businessof'the hotel. , For further particulars-apply -by letter or personally, to the proprietor, Mr William Livesey, Prince of W-ries Hotel. 'Dee street, Inverckr- ill. j jstch.jpo r A's-_..wax".'-.vZeFtal; R. Letchford jand. Co hold;themselvesV-respdnsible,-for the quality of their Wax 'Veistas,' ~ ati'd" having recently built an extensive Factory especially adapted, to thisj peculiar;manufacture, tbey can bestow proper care on all'the details'which reader their Vestas the best in tbe market. Customers, therefore, when ordering Wax Matches should beparticular in requesting " Letchford's make," as others are often substituted. Three Colt's Lane, Bethnal Green, London.