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Otago Daily Times, Issue 853, 15 September 1864, Page 4

TO OUE COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS. f\UR Country Subscribers are now receiving their subscription accounts to the Daily Times. Considerable inconvenience attends the collection of country accounts, and our subscribers will therefore oblige by settling arrears with as little delay as possible; otherwise, their papers are liable to be stopped without further notice. IN THE «f\ TA G O W I TN E S S." OP SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, 1864. Is Published THE SECOND OP AN ILLUSTRATED SERIES OF ARTICLES ON "GOLD MINES AND MINING OPERATIONS," By a Gentleman of Expssishos. mHE ILLUSTRATIONS have been selected with the view of showing ths most approved methods of extracting gold in California acd other gold producing countries, and have been executed in Dunedin by aa experienced engraver ; aad the articles will be found of special interest to the gold mining and commercial public of Otago. —— 'So. I. The Age of Gold—Early Adventurers—James W. Marshall — Sutter's Mill — Hargreaves — Gabriel Read—lncreased Production of the Present Century-Total Value of Precious Metals-California—Victoria--New South Wales—Ten Year's Produce—Otago—Three Year's Produce—Average Produce of all the World—Future of Otago. No. 11. Distribution of Gold. — Europe:— Russia, Hungary and Transylvania,' Saxony, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Sardinia, Wales, England, Scotland, Ireland.—Asia;—Si beria, China, Hiadostan, Tonquin, JapaD, Borneo, Indian Archipelago.—Africa:—The Gold Coast, ishantee, Bambouk, Sofuls.— South America:—Chili, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, New Granada, Brazil, Central America.—North .America':-California.— Remarkable Geographical Feature.—British l i Columbia.—Mexico.—The Unifcad States.— Canada.—Australia".—New Zealand.- Otago. —Mining Implements. DUNSTAN DISTRICT. T\/|"R HENRY COPR'fe authorised to collect; moaiesj on account of the Daily Times and Witness in the Dunstan District. WANTED, the temporary assistance of a 'qualified Reporter. Address, stating antecedents and giving references, to tbs Editor Daily Times. FANCY BAZAAR. J mHE Ladies ofthe Bazaar Commiifcee will feel -*- much obliged if those who have promised, or who intend to present CONTRIBUTIONS, will kindly j FORWARD THHM WITHOUT BELAY, , TO i ST. GSORGtS'S HALL, ' | Stewart Street. j Addressed to the Lady or Ladies for whose Sfca) they are intended, and wifch the NAME of the CONTRIBUTOR.

THIS DAY, I AT 12 O'CLOCK, |- SALE BY AUCTION OF 431 BAGS | MAUEITIUS SUGARS, \ WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, JAND OILMEN'S STOHBS.