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Otago Witness, Issue 296, 1 August 1857, Page 8

THE UNION ]jj|f HOTEL IS NOW OPEN, where Parties can.; be , supplied with everything in the shape of VIANDS AND REFRESHMENTS On the Shortest Notice. JOHN MOLLrsON, PRINCES STREET, HAS ON SALE LADIES' CLOTH MANTLES, very superior Ladies' Plaids and Shawls, in great variety Ladies' Dresses, suitable for the Season Lambs- wool Shirts — Flannel — Shirting Worsted Socks— Calico — Dungaree, &c. &c. PROPERTY FOR SALE AT the West End of the Wakepa Bush, Molyneux, consisting of 80 Acres of .Land, with House and Garden, Stockyard and Shed, Frame of Barn, &c. Four Acres fenced and cultivated, and three broken up and fallowed. Farming Implements, &c. Apply to Messrs. Harris & Gillies, Dunedin ; or Mr. C. H. Street, Warepa. Warepa, 15th June 1857. NOTICE. WHEREAS information has been received at this Office that certain parties are occupying Lands south of the River Waitangi, or boundary undernoted, without the permission of the Waste Land Board of this Province : Intimation is hereby given to all parties so occupying, or intending to occupy, Lands southward of the River Waitangi and boundary undernoted, that the occupation of such country is illegal unless sanctioned by the Waste Land Board of this Province, and that parties persisting in any such illegal occupation after this Notice will be proceeded against in manner provided by Law. 'P. PROUDFOOT, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office,! Otago, June 17th, 1857./ The boundary referred to in the foregoing Notice, being the northern boundary of the Province of Otago, is described in his Excellency Sir George Grey's Proclamation of date 28th February, 1853, fixing the boundaries and limits of the respective Provinces as follows : — By the River Waitangi to its source, thence by a right line running to the source of the River Awarua, thence by the River Awarua to its mouth. NOTICE. THE Undersigned requests all parties having any demands on him. to furnish par^ ticulars of their respective claims on or before the Ist day of August for examination and adjustment ; and all parties standing indebted to him, or to the late Firm of Hamilton and Long, are hereby specially requested to pay the amount of the same to Mr. David Scott, on or before the Ist of August next, or they will be after that date handed to a Solicitor for recovery, without further notice. J. F. HAMILTON. FOR SALE, That Valuable Estate known by the name of " WAIHOLA PARK." HpHIS Desirable Property, which is situated A on the margin of the Waihola Lake, comprises One Hundred Acres of RICH ARABLE LAND, 40 of which are Fenced, 35 laid down in Grass and Clover, and the remainder under tfuM-va*-tion. Also, A LARGE GARDEN, Well stocked with Fruit Trees, in full bearing. THE DWELLING HOUSE Is Large and Commodious, and fitted up in a superior manner, suitable for the reception of a Family of respectability. It contains—' Entrance Hall Parlour 5 Bed Rooms Large Kitchen Dairy Store Room Pantry Closet Scullery Verandah. There is a Large Barn, Futter, Stable, Piggeries, Poultry House, and Servants' Cottage ; large and substantially built STOCKYARD, capable of containing from 500 to 1000 head of Cattle; Calf Pens, &c, &c. The Estate has a WATER FRONTAGE, and is well supplied with WOOD AND WATER. There is a fine and extensive RUN FOR CATTLE. It is situated 24 miles from Dunedin, on the MAIN SOUTHERN ROAD. Goods can be conveyed to or from Dunedia by Water Carriage at a moderate charge. This Property is admirably adapted for either a DAHtY OR AGRICULTURAL FARM. The Farming Implements and part of the Liye Stock may be had at a valuation. Application as to Terms, &c, &c, to be made to William Heney Ctjttemt, Esq., or to the Proprietor, Mr. Gillon, on the premises. ' Ist July, 1857.