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Otago Witness, Issue 148, 18 March 1854, Page 1

.$O .A3SV-ERTXSS&S. ■ ... npHE " Witness" ; having a titiinerous ciycuA lationin 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 :— r :■_ , 10 Lines andUunder. (first insertion).... 2s. 6d. Every additional Linei do. ....' 3d; 'Half r iPnc'e each subsequent insertion. " " ; PAYABLE i.IN ADVAXOE. Advertisements will require to be sent to the Office ;not later than Mid-day of Friday prericivis^to publication; Communications for the Editor fo be sent in to the Office by' "Wednesday, otherwise we cannot guarantee their, appearance in that week's paper. ••••-. H. H. WILLIS & Co.'s " . LINE OF PACKETS •-BBTWBKNLONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. . THE following splendid SHIPS are intended to he continued as Regular Traders: — Maori, C, G. Petherbridge 900 Joseph Fletcher (new ship), 900 Cashmere, G. Pearson, 800 Sic Edward Paget, A. Barclay, 800 Vre&smM, T. William* 800 ■ ■Sunlnh, O. Robertson, 800 ■Stalely, T. Ginder, '. 800 Victor!/, w - 1- 1 - Mullens, '. . . . 800 The Undersigned Ajrents for the abQve_Liiie nf Packet. Ships are authorised to arrange with Settlers 1 here who may he desirous, of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this Colony, and are prepared either to pay tlie passage money at once to them (which will be returned if the "passage be hot taken), or to give satisfactory security for its payment, with 20 per cent, advance on arrival of the vessel. ■Further particulars on application to J. MACANDREW & Co. ISIMIG2t&TXQN. HAVING found that many parties have been deterred from bringing out their friends to the Settlement, in consequence. of the passage-monej having been payable immediately on arrival, the Undersigned beg to intimate, that in cases where the parties are unable to provide the whole passage-money immediately on arrival, they are prepared to advance to respectable persons such portions of the amount and for such periods as may be arranged. JAMES- MACANDREW & Co. FOR SALE, mWENTY ACRES of SUBURBAN LAN]) JL situate in the Upper Wakari District The whole is enclosed by _ a substantial 3-rai fence and ditch ; 17 acres are under crop, ant! the crops produced are of first- rate quality Wood and 'Water are, in abundance-, am Limestone has been discovered on the land There is also within the Section a. splendic water power. The Building's comprise a newly erected fern-tree Barn, with framing of .«awr stuff and shingled r00f,,'24 ft. by 15 ft. ; Stable sjnall Dwelling-House,, ami a Stockyard 40 ft square. A quantity of Timber, sawn for t hi framing.of a dwelling-house, and 2400 Bricks may be jaken with the property. ' The Premises are delightfully situated, hay ing a North-East aspect, lying well to the sun and are within three miles of Dunedin. The Crops maybe taken at a». valuation, a the option of the purchaser. . --„.% The above Property is admirably suited t< any one about to settle in .Otago; and will In sold a rdeeided bargain. ■ F.or ; particulars appl; :at the "*W.itness".office. ; ;.: ;, , DAILY EXPECTED, per " CONSTANTINE," "-'■-' . .'. from. London, A Large Assortment of Earthenware. J)o. .- do.' ' Glassware. ! ! : Do. do. Boots and Shoes. 1 . . Do.' -do.! ; 3ru'shware. .:',..:' I ;„ Loaf Sugar. ;. . . ■ .... . ; . . ,, T S,h,eep-wash. . . ,'.'/,. .-■,".- -....'. ■'. An Assortment of General Goods. \■■%. 'C I-/.' . .:. "V J. -mAcandiiew '& Co.;rrv : -."-:-:^BBicE;^''Fok;sAL ! E.. ;;' '' i; ' : OROM 40,060. to 50,000 : Bricks: : for Sale ,/il?-;,vnoiy:15ing.in,the.JK.aiWiHi:yalley. , , . .-.'■ .. Apply DAtTON,, Princes Stree^F