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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3685, 26 November 1873, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS:' DROCESS THEATRE. Lessees—Messrs C. O'Brikx, and J. P. Htdes, BERNARD BROTHERS. . MISS TILLY ANDREWS.'' The Nautical Drama, BEN BOLT! - Concluding with the Burlesque of FKA DIAVOLO. Fra Diavolo Hiss Tilly Andrew* Next Friday, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT > TO JIIS'B CASSY MATTHEWS. . ~..) , Look out for : •'; -' ;1; -I THE GREAT-WORLD OF LONDON! OTAGO RIFLE ASSOCIATION. A CONCERT AND BALL, IK AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE ASSOCIATION, Will be held in the • ' HEADQUARTERS DRILL SHED en MONDAY, December Ist. Programmes will appear in a day or two. SYDNEY JAMES. Secretary. | ' jmAKEN AT THE FLOOD. j By Miss Braddox. J • - See OTAGO WITNESS. : ■••■ Meetings - «•■••.. THE MOUNT PISGAH WATER RACE COMPANY, ' ~ . LIMITED. .. AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING . of the Shareholders in this Company will he held at 7 o'clock on the 20th day of December^ 1873, at the office Of the Company, at Maerewhenua. Business: To authorise the Directors,of the Com. pany to borrow a sum of money, under "The Immigration and Public Works Act Amendment Act, 1571," and to execute a mortgage to secure" payment of ths same. WILLIAM J. BOTTING, 26a ' Legal Manager. A MEETING of Gentlemen favourable -c*~ t0 the ', , FORMATION OF A CURLING. CLUB IJS DUN ED i N, •WILL BE HELD T.n IS' EVEN I.N.G AT THE CLTTB HOTEL " \ - • ' ' At 8 o'clock... TOHN MARCHMONT'S LEGACY. O —•-••-. In the OTAGO WITNESS there is-now< appearing an ORIGINAL TALE, by the author of the-above well-known Novel. . • ■ • ' . ■ BOYAL MAIL. ■■ O B B A N D C o>.'S Telegraph Lines of , f EOTAL MAIL COACHES, ; w . . J«. CHAPI|IM_AIfI< t £!O,..EBPPBIiei;OB^, ni Leava the Booking Ofice. Manse street, neitf-Wain'B j Hotel, for all parts of the Province.; ** CARRIAGES. ' ■ ',; J. C. and Co. have always on hand the newest de» signs in . Broughams, Barouches, Phaetons," Waggo* nettes, and American Buggies of every'descriptlbn. • CARRIAGES BUILT TO ORDER.. "' AU timber used in their Manufactory has been carefully selected and imported direct from America, and - seasoned for years be fore' working. , V.. 'Repairs done in a superior manner, with all possible despatch, and at the lowest rates. ■ -.■>; 1 MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY; Stafford stbset. ' ' ~ '" Superior Carriage and Buggy Pairs, Saddle Horses, and Hacks always on hand for salo or exchange* Horses broken to saddle and harness.. COBB AND CO., , , Manse street, Dunodin, next to Wain's Hotel. NOTICE. ALTERATION OF TIME. ON and after this date, the Mid-day Coach for Tokomairiro . ... "WILL LEAVE COBB and CO.'S OFFICB At 2 p.m. .. ' FOB TOKOMAIRIRO AND BALCLTT.THA, ■ ' LEAVE THE NEW MARKET HOTEL, BAIiCLtTTHA, at 6 a m., FOR TOKOMAIRIRO AND DT7NEDIIT. JOHN CHAPLIN and Co., 6n . Manse street. ORIGINAL TAL E, Bt MISS BRADDON. The Proprietors of the OTAGO WITNESS bar purchased, the Copyright for New Zealand of the above. CHAP. I. appeared in the WITNESS .of NOVEMBER 15th. REMOVALS. NOTICE QF REMOVAL. :".' I\/TESSRS J. ami A. MACLEAN JLtJL have removed To their New Premises in Mansa street, lately occn« pied by Messrs Wright, Stephenson, and Co. ' 210 XfiLEANOR'S VICTORY. In the OTAGO WITNESS there is now appearing an ORIGINAL TALE, by the author of the "abova well-known Novel. MONEY , ': MONEY, at-6& Per Cent. Several Thousands to lend at that rate. W. Dalrymple,Jun. ' - 25a TO LEND, Sums up to £1000, or more, on landed security, W. Dalrymple, un.. Exchange Chambers, Princes street. . 23jy TVTONET TO LEND, on Freehold Security, In Sums of £100 and upwards. - lo GILLIES AND STREET. MONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Security, on favourable terms, in sums to suit borrowers. Lowest current rates of interest charged Apply lo CONNKLL and MOODIE. MONEY to LEND, on Freehold Security. Wm. Brown and Co., High street 19ap TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA (LIMITED). Money advanced in sums up to £25,000 Gnap« proved ■ FREEHOLD and STATION PROPERTIES. AT LOWEST OU-RRKNT HATES. • Apply to ' * GEORGE GRAY KUSSELL and Co., Agents, 2io Dunedin. WD2J&TAE3SRS] £% T AY L O R , Hope street, opposite Imperial Hotel, 13 Orders by Letter or Telegram promptly attended to