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Otago Witness, Issue 207, 10 November 1855, Page 4

Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, 27th October 1855. TENDERS in Duplicate will be received at this Office on or before the 30th day of | November 1555, from persons willing to supply the Provincial Government with j Firewood for the year ending 30th Sept 1856. Tenders to_ state the price per cord of Manuka and good mixed wood, respectively, piled up at the places where the same is at present piled at this Office, and at the Gaol, Dunedin. By His Honor's command, John Logan. Clerk to Superintendent. JUST RECEIVED, A Very Superior Lot of CARPENTERS' TOOLS, consisting of Bench Planes, Plough and Grooving Planes, Sash, Moulding, Bead, Rabbet, and Fillister Planes. Also, Sheep Shears, Sorbi/s make. JOHN SIDEY. BOOTS & SHOES, EX CAROLINE AGNES, AT THE STORE of the UNDERSIGNED,— Children's Cloth and Leather Boots, all sizes Do. Patent Leather Strap Shoes Ladies' Double-soled Patent Galoshed Boots Do. Cloth Top Buttoned Boots Do. Calf Leather Boots Gentlemen's Stout Wellington Boots Do. Front Lacing Claience Boots Boys' Oxonian Boots Also, Bluchers Nailed and Bradded &c., &c, & c . j ROSS & KILGOUR. Dunedin, 2nd Nov. 1855. " CONFESSION OF FAITH." SUBSCRIBERS for the above Work are informed that they can now obtain their copies at J. Paterson & Co.'s, Princes Street, Dunedin. JAMES ADAM. BOOKS. TUST RECEIVED, ex " CAROLINE AGfj NES," — 3 Cases Books, comprising History — Travels — Poetry — and Fiction. ALSO, Bibles, Testaments, and Psalm Books, for Pulpits, Family, and Pockets, with Notes and References, elegantly bound. Confessions of Faith and Shorter Catechism. JAMES PATERSON & Co. Princes Street. FOR SALE, A MOST Desirable Residence near the Taieri -CjL Village, consisting of Ten Acres of Land, with a lately erected Commodious and Substantial House. A considerable part of the Land is fenced and in cultivation. The property is beautifully situated in the bush near the Taieri Village, is bounded by the road to the Tokomairiro and the Clutha. The situation commands a most picturesqe ■ view, and the advantage of a good run for cattle. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Harris and Gillies, Dunedin. Dunedin, 2nd Nov. 1855.