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

PRIVATE HOTEL, STAFFORD STREET. J FLANAGAN respectfully informs the • Public that he is prepared to accommodate Parties wisning to become Boarders, at a moderate charge. Terms — per Week, 28s. Livery Stables, best provender can be procured. COMMERCIAL INN, High Street, Dunedin, Otago. GEORGE DUNCAN heps to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin, and Country Settlers, that he has taken the above Premises, and has thoroughly repaired and added to the Building, so as to render the House a comfortable place of resort to those who may favour him with their patronage. G. Duncan has now fitted up 14 Bedrooms, with new Bed and Bedding; and has also Private Rooms for Parties who may not wish to join the Public Table. The Stables connected with this Establishment will be under George Duncan's own care, and Horses will have the greatest attention paid to them. NEW RIVER. BOAEDCTO ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIAM LIND respectfully informs the Public that he has Opened a HOUSE OF ACCOMMODATION at Invercargill, where overland Parties and others can be accommodated at a Moderate Charge, and where Comfort and Cleanliness will be strictly attended to.JACOB'S RIVER. nnHE Undersigned beg to inform the Inha- *- bitants of this district that they have Opened a. GENERAL STORE near the Town Reserve at Jacob's River, and immediately expect the arrival of a Large Assortment of Goods, Stores, &c, from the Australian Market. MILLS, SURMAN, & Co. June 15, 1857. CATTLE ON TERMS. A SETTLER fesiding in the West Taieri Hundred, is willing to Depasture about One Hundred Head of Cattle on terms. The Pasture is excellent and abundant. Every care will be taken of the Cattle, and the young Stock will be broken in to bale. For particulars apply at the office of this paper. FOR SALE, ABOUT 130 Acres of Land, belonging to James Hunter, situate about the middle of the North-east Valley — that is to say, 30 acres of Suburban Land, bounded by the public road, more than the half of which has been fenced and under crop ; and about 100 acres of Bush Land, purchased from Mr. Mantell ; there is a Dwelling-house and Barn on the premises. The bush contains a large quantity of good timber for sawing, and on the stream running through the land a Sawmill and Thrashing-mill may be erected. This property has many advantages — the land is good — plenty of timber for all purposes — good water-fall and plenty of water for driving machinery — is near Dunedin — is under no restrictions, &c. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Harris & Gillies, Dunedin, or to Mr. Hunter on the premises. Dunedin, 28th Feb., 1856. . IMMIGRATION. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS having A Jbeerj voted by the Provincial Legislature of this Province for promoting Immigration from Great Britain to Otago, parties wishing to get out their Friends are requested to make immediate application. ' Printed copies of the Form of Application may be- had at this office. By his Honor's command, * [ , . ,- JOHN LOGAN, „ , Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, ' ' ' * Dunedin, 19th Dec., 1856. '-'„■ APPRENTICE WANTED. WANTED^ aa, Apprentice to the Printing , Business. (Good encouragement will be given. 'Apply- at the Office of this papefJ "