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Otago Witness, Issue 394, 18 June 1859, Page 2

FORTNIGHTLY CONCERTS. npHE Second of Mr. Lowe's Fortnightly -B- Concerts will take place on MONDAY Evening, June 27. Doors open at 8, to commence at Half-past. Tickets, 2s. 6d. each. WINTER EVENING LECTURES. O^ST TUESDAY, 21st current, at 7 .p.m., in the School-room, Tokomairiro, Mr, Grant will deliver a Lecture on THE SOUL—ITS IMMENSE BEAUTY AND INFINITE ASPIRATIONS. Doors open at half- past Six. Admission Is. NOTICE. MR. ALLAN, Teacher, North-east Valley, begs leave very respectfully to intimate Ins intention of accommodating a few BOARDERS and DAILY PUPILS, whose instruction, intellectual and moral, will be carefully superintended. For Terms and Conditions, apply at thfe School-house. FOUND, IN Princes Street, a PURSE, containing a small Sum of Money. The Owner may have it on proving it his property and paying expenses. Apply to D. Henderson, Ironmonger, Princes Street. FOR SALE, A WORKING BULLOCK, thoroughly broken in to Harness for near side. Price £17. Apply to JAMES BARR. WANTED, BY an able Man, a SITUATION in the Country, either as Carpenter or Under Shepherd. Apply at the Queen's Arms Tavern. FOR SALE, "~ 1O SUPERIOR RAMS. Apply to JL w Messrs. Joniss, Cahgill, & Co. WANTED, A PAIR OF SAWYERS, to cut up a quantity of Baltic Deals. A good price will be given. Apply to W. 11. & F. K. Monson, Acorn Wharf, Cumberland-street, Dunedin. WANTED, A FEMALE SERVANT. Apply at the Queen's Arms Tavern. COTTAGE TO LET. rpO LET, that newly-erected COTTAGE, -B- (furnished or unfurnished), Blythswood Place, Church Hill. For particulars apply on the premises, to A. 11. BELL. FOR SALE, npHE -GOODWILL and LEASE of a i- STORE in the most central part oi Princes-street. Stock can be had at valuation. Apply at the Office of this paper. £5 REWARD. STRAYED from Woodhead, a RED WORKING BULLOCK, branded S, formerly the property of Mr. Warnock, Green Island. The above reward will be paid to any one who will deliver it at Woodhead. W. 11. REYNOLDS. FOR THE TAIERI. -tjK np HE Ketch i'IIUO. N»"J .' Majl- -"- colm, master, will Sail, weajSfwsSSther permitting, on TUESDAY J^yilssanext, the 21st instant. This vessel, from her light draught and large carrying capacity, offers great facilities to shippers. For freight or passage apply to JONES, CARGILL, CO. FOR THE CLUTHA. rf^SfcnnsA rnHE Steamer " GEELONG'' /v^ytMW W*^ a^ or Clutha di■^^l^^^^l rect, weather permitting, twe iliSraiiiiiiPdays after her return from Invercargill —probably on Tuesday next, the 21st instant. JONES, CARGILL, & CO. REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION EVERY FORTNIGHT BETWEEN OTAGO, CANTERBURY, AND WELLINGTON. .JPl^^iiv HP IIE Screw Steamer. limllli^ 1 "QUEEN" Will LEAVE Dunedin or the 7th and 21st of every Month; Leaving Wellington, on her Return trip on the 14th and 28th of every Month, Calling at Lyttelton both ways. She will go alongside Peacock's Wharf ai Lyttelton (weather permitting), and Swinbourne's Wharf at Wellington, thereby obviating the landing in boats. JAMES MACANDREW & CO. NEW ZEALAND Royal Mail jJ&f^NoK 3dia© of Company's ..-^^^^^^ Steam-ships npilE " PRINCE ALFRED," 1200 tons -*- 400 horse-power. The Lord Ashley 550 tons ...180 h.p. „ Lord Worsley ... 550 „ ...180 „ „ Airdale '. 350 „ ...100 „ Until further notice, one of the Company's splendid Steamers will leave Otago on oi about the 25th of every month, taking Passengers and Goods for Port Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson, and Sydney. For Freight or Passage, apply to JONES, CARGILL, & Co. A REGULAR TRACER. FOR THE TAIERI AND WAJHOLA. "L-JK HP IIE Well - known Schoonei jysjx|fxs\ John Simpson, Master, will Sail regularty in this trade until furthei notice. For freight or passage apply to the Master, on board ; or to A. W. MORRIS.