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Otago Witness, Issue 111, 2 July 1853, Page 1

TO ABVSRTXSE2IS. THE " Witness" having a numerous circulation in the New Zealand and Australian Colonies, also in Great Britain, renders its columns of value to Advertisers, who may rely on the greatest publicity being given to their Advertisements. terms :—: — 10 Lines and under (first insertion) .... 2s. 6d. Every additional Line, do. .... 3d. Half Price each subsequent insertion. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Advertisements will require to be sent to the Office not later than Mid-day of Friday previous Jo publication. Communications for the Editor to be sent in to the Office by "Wednesday, otherwise we cannot guarantee their appearance in that week's paper. EX LATE ARBIVALS. THE Undersigned has on Sale the following Articles: — Black and Coloured Silks Babies' worked long and short Frocks Do. do. Caps and Frock Bodies Ladies' worked Muslin Sleeves and Collars Boots and Shoes, and Children's Socks Men and Women's Worsted and Cotton Hose Men and Boys' brown Cotton Socks Fine white Linen, and Brown Hollands Prints. Ginghams, and Checked Muslins Silk Cloaks and Parasols Berlin Wool and Knitting Pins Linen and Cotton Tapes and Piping Cord Cotton Reels, Needles, Pins, and Stuffing Cotton Coloured Silk Gimps and Worsted Braids . Willow, Bonnet Wire, and Frames Green. Blue, and Brown Gauze Veils Superior Stays, on hand or made to order Hair and Tooth Brushes and Hair Pins Shell Side Combs, Small Tooth Combs, &c. Hooks and Eyes, Stay Laces, and Purse Silk Black and Coloured Sewing Silks Cambric Handkerchiefs, &c, &c. MISS BELL, Milliner and Dressmaker. Princes Street. TO AGRICULTURISTS. THE Undersigned are Purchasers of Grain for Exportation, and as from the state of the roads it is impossible to get produce forward during the stay of a vessel in port, they have made arrangements to store Grain in Dunedin free of charge. They would therefore recommend that Growers should lose no time in getting their produce forward at their leisure and before the winter sets in. J. MACANDREW & Co. FOB. SALE, rpWENTY ACRES of SUBURBAN LAND. JL situate in the Upper Wakari District, The whole is enclosed by a substantial 3-rail fence and ditch ; 17 acres are under crop, and the crops produced are of first-rate quality ; Wood and Water are in abundance ; and Limestone has been discovered on the land. There is also within the Section a splendid water power. The Buildings comprise a newlyerected fei-n-tree Barn, with framing of sawn stuff and shingled roof, 24 ft. by 15 ft. ; Stable, 6mall Dwelling-House, and a Stockyard 40 ft. square. A quantity of Timber, sawn for the framing of a dwelling-house, and 2400 Bricks, may be taken with the property. The Premises are delightfully situated, having a North-East aspect, lying well to the sun, and are within three miles of Dunedin. The Crops may be taken at a valuation, at the option of the purchaser. The above Property is admirably suited to any one about to settle in Otago, and will be sold a decided bargain. For particulars apply at the " Witness" office. TO BE LET, on advantageous Leases, the following desirable Sections, viz. : — Duxedin. No. 46, Block 14. ~ 19, — 15. — 23, — 15. — 36, — 15. — 14, — 16. — 73, — 24. Port Chalmers. Nos. 14, 59, 81, 399. Upper Harbour (East Side). Nos. 27, 28. The Balloon, Island Clutha (Molinetjx). Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 4. For further particulars apply to Frederick Brock-Hollinshead, Esq., Dunedin.