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Otago Witness, Issue 119, 27 August 1853, Page 2

FOR SALE, >-.: At THOIffiAS BAIN'S, Princes Street, FOUR CASES, containing an extensive and varied Assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, as follows :— Ladies' Stout Calf Lacing Boots. Do. Cloth do. Do. Cashmere do. Do.- Patent Calf Slippers. " Do. do. Cashmere do. Do. Morning Brussels Carpet do. Gentlemen's do. do. Children's Calf, Cloth, and Cashmere Boots — all sizes. FOE. SALE, T?IVE^ACRES of Suburban Land in AnderX son's Bay, about two acres of which are in cultivation." The lands are situated close to the water's edge", and there is a plentiful supply of Wood and good Water on the premises, as also a substantial and comfortable" DwellingHouse. Apply to A. GUNN, Rattray Street. FOR SALE, THWELVE Sydney-made Cedar Chairs and X a Cedar Bedstead. Apply to W. H. Cutten. TAIEHI SCHOOL. A TEACHER WANTED for the above School. Apply to the Rev. Thos. Burns, Dunedin, or Mr. Andrew Todd, East Taieri. A fixed salary will be given, also a comfortable dwelling-house, and 10 to 15 acres of land. Intending Candidates are requested to be present in the Library on Wednesday the 7th September, at 11 o'clock. Not to be repeated. TO THE ELECTORS OF OTAGO. Dunedin, 26th August 1553. "CIELLOW-COLONISTS,— Having been urX gently solicited by many of you to come forward as a Candidate to represent you both in the House of Representatives and Provincial Council — although against my previously expressed wishes or desire — I have now no hesitation in doing so, being convinced it is a public duty devolving upon me under present circumstances. My views on the Land Question, and questions arising out of it, having been so lately publicly expressed, it is unnecessary at present to recapitulate them. There are other points, however, affecting our interests as a settlement, which I will take an early opportunity of bringing before you. Should I have the honour of being elected, the expressed desires of the Electors shall have my attention, and I will endeavour faithfully to discharge my duty irrespective of party. Having a considerable stake in the colony, your interests are my own, and every measure — from whatever quarter it may emanate — tending, in j my opinion, to the general benefit, will have j my support. I I have the honour to be, | Gl'-XTLEMES, Youv obedient servant, E. McGLASHAN. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. ' , 4 A N Eligible opportunity now offers to any -T-L one desirous of commencing Business in Dunedin. The place of Business is well situated, with Dwelling-House attached, and can be either purchased with the Stock in Trade or taken on Lease. For particulars apply to Messrs. Harris and Gillies, Stafford Street, Dunedin.