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Otago Witness, Issue 254, 11 October 1856, Page 2

CLUTHA DISTRICT.

FIRST MEETING OF THE DISTRICT - BOARD OF ROAD TRUSTEES. THE Clutha District Board of Road Trustees is requested to meet for the purposes of the " Roads' Ordinance, 185Q," upon Wednesday, the 22nd day of October, at 12 o'clock noon, withrn the premises of John' Shaw, JSsq., in Raid District. By order of the Superintendent in Council, JOHN LOGAN, Clerk to Superintendent. JUST ARRIVED PER STRATHMORE, FROM LONDON. IBALE BLUE FLANNELS & WINSEYS 1 Do. Scotch Blankets 1 Do. Bed Covers, all kinds and qualities I Do. Unbleached Calicoes 1 Do. Bleached Calicoes 1 Do. Linen Bed Ticks 1 Do. Moleskins and Cord 1 Do. Skirt Linings, all colours 1 Do. consisting of Carpeting, Hearth Rugs, and Foot-stools 1 Case consisting of Alpacas, Muslin Dresses, and Muslins 1 Do. consisting of Table Covers, Table Cloths, and Toilet Covers 1 Do. consisting of Elegant Parasols and .Cap Flowers 1 Do. consisting of Fashionable Silk Dresses and Shawls 1 Do. consisting of Ribbons, Blonds, Thread, Laces, Veils, and Lawn Handkerchiefs 1 Do. consisting of Infants' Hoods, WorkedCaps, Worked Collars, and Habit Shirts 1 Do. consisting of White and Coloured Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, and Ladies' FancySilk Neckerchiefs I Do. consisting of Gentlemen's Fancy Silk Ties, Neckerchiefs, and Silk Purses 1 Do. consisting of Elastic Braces, Belts,. Candle Wick, and Ginghams 1 Do. consisting of Needles, Tapes, Pins, Boot and Stay Laces, Cotton Cord, Buttons, Reels, and Hooks and Eyes 1 Do. consisting of Cotton Hosiery 2 Do. consisting of Childrens' and Boys' Straw Hats 1 Do. consisting of Black and Brown Felt Hats JAMES BROWN. Dunedin, 3rd October, 1856. JUST RECEIVED FROM LONDON, EX MELPOMENE. ONE Case Black and Coloured SILKjS1 do. French Brocades and De Lames 1 do. Printed Muslins and Muslin De Lames 1 do. Prints and Circassians 1 do. Checked and Striped Silk robes 1 do. White, Black, & Coloured Silk Bonnets 1 do.- Ladies' and Childrens' Straw Bonnets 1 do. Boys' and Girls* Leghorn & Straw Hats. 1 do. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons 1 A do. Feathers and Flowers 1 do. Childrens' Worked Robes and Caps 1 do. Muslins, Laces, and Rolled Jacconet I do. Silk Umbrellas and Parasols Gold Wedding Rings &c. &c. &c. MRS. PATERSON'S, Princes Street. PER LATE ARRIVALS. TWO CORN CRUSHERS, with fly wheel, complete One Coffee and One Pepper Mill, with fly wheeU complete One Patent Coffee Roaster, with fittings One pair Strong Cart Wheels, with axle One Set Harrow Mounting, with cross trees. Six Plough Spades Bullock Collars and Harness Back Bands and chains for do. B ack's Spades Garden Rakes and Reels 250 Corn Bags &c, &c, &c. JAMES PATERSON & Co. TO ARRIVE PER "MARINER" rnWO HOGSHEADS LINSEED OIL X 2 do. Glass Ware 2 Casks White Wine Vinegar 2 „ Double Distilled do. I „ Blue Stone 4 „ Soda Crystals 1 Barrel Salt Petre 1 Ton Common Salt 1 Case Jar do. I „ Arrowroot, finest 1 „ Pearl Sago 2 „ Salid Oil 4 „ Raspberry Vinegar 6 „ Pickles in pints 6 „ Mustard in'jfc lb. Bottles s JAMES PATERSON & Co. FOR SALE, A SHOP in the centre of the Town, with Dwelling-House attached. Apply to Mr. Baker, Princes Street. The remainder of the Stock now Selling at Reduced Prices. NOTICE. INVERCARGILL OR BLUFF HARBOUR. ALL Persons are hereby warned against tres* passing on the land at Tewyivy's Point, being Two hundred and thirteen (213) acres, granted to James Joss. C. W. SCHULTZE. Wellington, New Zealand, 10th March, 1856. NOTICE. MOERAKI. ALL Persons are cautioned against purchasing or occupying the land at Moeraki Bay and Onekakara Bay to Pukematu, pending negooU ations with the New Zealand Government. C. W. SCHULTZE. Wellington, New Zealand, , 10th March, 1856.