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Otago Daily Times, Issue 826, 13 August 1864, Page 6

Larence, W C Patterson, William Leahy, Timothy Palmer, William Maddison, George Robstane, Joha Maxivell, James Selman, C Meelian, Mr Sutherland, Donald,2. Mitton, Mrs Sinnott, Walter M'Lean, A Sinnott, David ! M'Lean, M Taylor, Frederick j M'Shane, Arthur Turnbull, Thomas j M'Kay, James Valentine, Alexander M'Kay, Alexr Williams, Dr, 2 M"Coy, Jessie Williams, Henry M, M'Namara, John D, 2 Nicol, Robert Williams, H Dr, 2 O'Connor, Edwd Whyte, James Poison, Hector Whay, Ana WAIHOLA. Bourk, Michael Lindfield, W Buker,'William Low, John Brennau, Martin Le Brock, William WETHERSTONE'S. Buckingham, Thomas Hatty, James James Johnston, JSdwardY 2 Berryman, T H Johnston, J KnowlesBehan, Patrick Kinnane, Michael Bush, Henry May, Peter Bowman, John Morison, Rodricfc Boyle, James S Malign, Patt Coulsell, Bradford O'Mara, Francis Donnelly, Patrick o'Sb.ein, Patt Dempsey, Patrick Olson, Ole, 2 Donaldson, Andrew Rea, Jespph Geever, John Turner, J Thornton Gracomo, Antognini Wamsley, Tham Hunter, Eliza Mrs Williams, George Horst, Charles Ward, John Hammell, J Waplaff, Alfred WAITAHUNA. Bishop, J Larson, P GBowman, Benjamin Lant, Charles, 2Catt, Joseph Liuzo, T - Carlyon, Thomas Macdonald, Robert Curtis, Edmond M'AUister, John CLG MBrien, AndrewGriffith, John M'Cluskey, Mr Keen, D S . M,Kay, Christian; Kennedy, John Waller, Peter Kane, Peter WEST TAIERL Brett, William Henery, William Brown, William H Hunt, James Boyd, John ' Ibeson, William Cameron, Lewis Landey, Edward Colley, John M'Cormack, Andrew Cook, Alexander" Peters, Mrs E Connor, James Poison, John Cuthbertson, John Ready, John Free, William Rennie, Mr Garrick, David Smith, James Harvey, Mr, Toll, Edward Harvey, Edwin Walker, William KB.—Applicants for any of the above letters are requested to inquire for them at the Post Office in whose list their names may appear; and persons writing for them are requested to state where they expect the. letters from, and to give any information.:v which may tend to prevent an unnecessary transmission of letters. ARCH. BARR, Chief Postmaster. "mHE OTA GO WITNESS^ Of SATURDAY, 13th. AUGUST, In addition to a VIEW OF WOKAU BITER, TARANAKI. contains' Twenty-four Pages of Beading Matter, Comprising ARTICLES ON THE FOLLOWINO SUBJECTS, VIZ. :— The Mokau River Police .Report Extraordinary Lord Oakburn's Daughters: a tale byt&e author ef " East Lynne," &c. Chap. I. The Cape of Good Hope Auckland Wellington ■Taranaki Canterbury Lost Sir Massingberd: Chap. XXOT.* XXIV. and XXV. A Mormon Executioner An Eastern Military Review Nelson Melbourne Marlboro ugh Gold Fields Another Kaffir War Our Port Defences. By"Pakena." How Charles Blake went in for t&»Heiress: a tale. Buostan Manuherikia Hamilton's Waikouaiti Ofcago Road Board A Scotch Romance English Influence Soyal Geographical Society The King of Dahomey Town Board Proceedings Flood ia the Molyneux Improvement in Shipbuilding Shipping Trade Report Produce Report Stock and Share Report Cartage Report Retail Prices Mining on the Molyneur The Learned Blacksmith Supreme Court Practical Joking America Great Floods A Gold Digger's Notes All the News ot the Week, &c, &c. Bg§T •' The Witness" for the Country i Published every FRIDAY, And for the Town every SATURDAY. Subscription, 203. per Annum. Single Copies, 6d. A NEW AND INTERESTING TALE; Entitled— "LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTERS," By the Author of "East Lynne," "Vernei's Pride," &c, Was commenced ia the above number of the "Witness." j. w. no id, PROPRIETOR OF PETTY'S HOTEL, CHURCH HILL,.SYDNEY, BEGS to acquaint bis Friends that the extensive alterations and improvements are now completed, and will be foupd upon inspection, entitled to rank as the Principal Hotel in New South Wales. '■: Gentlemen; will at all times find ample accomc**. dation. ~ "* ' ' A first-class private Billiard Boom