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Otago Witness, Issue 399, 23 July 1859, Page 5

TAIERI FERRY. npilE present Lessee, intending to retire -H- from the conduct of the above Ferry, isj desirous of meeting with a suitable party, to whom (under sanction of the Provincial' Government of Otago) he would be willing to transfer the remainder of his LEASE, together with all buildings and other improvements belonging to him. The above announcement is well worth the attention of an active couple, possesaed of sufficient means to carry on the business of the Ferry, Public Inn, and Stables attached thereto ; for, if well conducted, the daily increasing traffic presents an opening unrivalled in the Province for realising a handsome competency in a few years. The sole reason for parting with the Ferry and Inn is that the other avocations of the present occupant preclude him from devoting that personal attention to it so essential to such an undertaking. For full particulars and terms, which will be found exceedingly liberal, apply to J. MACANDREW & CO., Dunedin. Maciaggan-street, 20th July, 1859. npHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore sub- &- sisting between Henry Cl uuc and William Langl \.xm, under the style of '• CLARK and LANGLANDS," Builders, Dunedin. has been this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All debts due to the lute Company to be paid to AVilliam Langlands, by w horn also any accounts that may be owing by it will be settled. HENRY CLARK. AVILLIAM LANGLANDS. James Scott, Dunedin) ,„. James Peddle, do. } ' fll » W!M - M'LEOD & GIBSON BEG to announce that having now happily completed RAISLVG THEIR STORE to the required level of the street, they have now greater facilities, owing to tbe increased accommodation, for carrying on their business than hitherto. They have just received a spier did sample of MARTELL'S BRANDY, which they can confidently recommend as the very best that can be procured. Families wishing a really good article would do well to procure a supply at once. Dunedin, 11th July 1859. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ANOTHER 100 GROSS OF BOTTLES. Apply to M'LEOD & GIBSON. 2000 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES rpO ARRIVE per "AVONVALE" and X "HENBUHY," on account of JOHN SAVITZER, from the best English and Scotch Manufacturers, assorted to his special order. Also — 1 Bale English Leather 1 Case of Giindcry 1 „ Leather Leggings. L. K. GRANT, CUSTOMER BOOTMAKER, IN Commencing Business, begs to notify to the Inhabitants of the South in general, that from his previous experience, and present arrangements in securing excellent material, he is prepared to supply the public with an article, for fit, material, and workmanship, ■worthy of their patronage. Also on hand, a large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which will uu sold wholesale and retail at the lowest remunerative profits. CHURCH LANDS TO BE LET, nPIIE Factor for the Church has still to let X some SUBURBAN SECTIONS, on both sides of the Harbour ; also, several TOWN SECTIONS, in good Business situations. The Town Sections presently leased to Sir. Gallii: in High Street, and to Mr. CrrmN near the Gaol, will be let, to be entered on 11th November next, on 14 years' Leases. ROBT. CHAPMAN, Factor to the Church Trustees. LOCAL POST. General Post Oflice, Dunedin. 12th July 1859. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office, on or before THURSDAY, the Ist day of September next, from panics willing to CARRY MAILS OVERLAND, between the Clutha Ferry House and Invercargill, Fortnightly, for Six Months, from the Ist clay of October, 18,59, and for such further period as the Postmaster may see fit to continue the Contract ; either party having power to determine the at, or at any peiiod after tbe expiry of the fust &ix months ; three Calendar month's notice of the same in writinghaving been previously given. Sufficient security will be required for the due fulfilment of tbe Contract, The Tenders to be made at per annum. The Government will not be bound to accept the lowest Tender. CHARLES LOGTE, Postmn' ter. IMMIGRANTS' BILLS. ' TMMIGRANTS are hereby respectfully inX formed that no intimation of the dates on which their respective Bills foil due can be sent to them individually, but that legal measures will be adopted for the recovery, with costs, of such Bills when past due. In all such cases in which females have been married since the granting of tbe Bills, proceedings will be taken against their husbands. JOHN LOGAN, Collector of Immigrants' Bills. SALE OF TOWN LANDS. nPHE next Sale of Town Lands will take X place in the Wa&te Land Board Office, Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of August, at 12 o'clock at noon. W. 11. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, 23rd June, 1559. SALE OF TOWN LNDS. ]>TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the -Ll following Allotments of Town Land, in the Towns of Dunedin and Port Chalmers, will be sold by Public Auction, in teims of the Land Regulations, and within the Land Office, Dunediii, on TUESDAY, the 20th day of September, at 12 o'clock noon :— LOT SECTION BLOCK TOWN. \ 210 Poit Chalmers. 3 212 " 4 IGO " 5 161 " 6 197 I f2 XIX. Dunedin. 8 54 XXXVII. 9 2 XXXV. 10 3 XXXIV. U 34 X 13 33 13 32 " " 14 2 XXXIV. 15 8 XI 16 11 17 12 " " 18 13 " " 19 H " ;; w. 11. cutten" Chief Commissioner Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin 21st July, 1859.