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WANTED, A FEMALE SERVANT. One who tho- ^- roughly understands Dairy Work will be preferred. Wages liberal. Apply at the office of tliis paper. WANTED, AN APPRENTICE TO THE PRINTING BUSINESS. Apply at the "Witness" Office. WANTED, A VIOLIN PLAYER. A Violin can be supplied. Apply at the Dunedin Assembly Rooms. .WANTED, BY a Settler within 30 miles of Town, the care of about 30 Head of QUIET CATTLE. For particulars .as to terms, &c, enquire at the Office of this Paper. WANTED, A PARTNER, sleeping or active, to take a half or Quarter share in an Agricultural and Dairy Run, near a Port and Town. Coming in from £300 to £600. For particulars apply to MR. GILLIES, Solicitor. .—-—-PARTNER. — - — - PARTNER WANTED, IN a SHEEP RUN of 50,000 Acres, who would be prepared to put 2500 young Ewes on the Run, or bring in Capital ta the amount of their value; taking an active share, or otherwise, as suited his convenience, in the management of said Run. ! The Run is well grassed, watered, and sub- ! divided by several streams running through it, and the entire quantity is available for Sheep Grazing throughout the year. Apply to the undersigned, Wilson's Buildings, Corner of High and Princes-street, Dunedin. DAVID SCOTT. WANTED—to be delivered in January next — a few Hundred good, strong, large framed EWES ; or six months old unshorn EWE LAMBS, the latter preferred. Address, stating price, &c, .to Geo. Peel, care of Messrs. Young & M'Glashan. WANTED—For a RUN of easy access, Southward, a PARTNER, sleeping or active, who can bring One Thousand Pounds in Cash or in Stock. Apply to Mr. John Edhouse, Riverton. WANTED,. —On a well-grassed Run, Jacob's River, Horses, Cattle, and Sheep to DEPASTURE, for long or short periods, at the usual terms, or on such other special terms as may be agreed upon. Apply to JOHN EDHOUSE, Riverton. WANTED, a PARTNER, sleeping or active, to take a share in a good Dairy Run, near a thriving town ; must bring from 20 to 50 Heifers or Cows. Also, Wanted for Depasturing, on the usual terms, Cattle, Mares, and Foals. Apply to C. Humphries, Riverton, Jacob's River. THE "NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC" AND Directory for the Provinces for 1861. FBIGE ss. /CONTAINING— NauticaI Matter, Tide Table v^ for Auckland and the principal ports, Coasting Directory from the New Pilot, Farming -«id-eM4«mna^M^Hal^iy^teXaniLEeffulations for the Provinces, History of the Taranaki Rebellion, Directory for the eight Provinces, Statistics for 1858 and 9, Map of New Zealand, Views of Auckland and Taranaki, &c. $$" As no Agents are appointed, all orders will be forwarded free of postage, by the publisher. GEORGE T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller, Stationer and Lithographer Auckland. DUNEDIN MASONIC HALL COMPANY. Capital — £2000, is 200 Shares of £10 Each. PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. Mr. Geo. Smith Mr. D. Scott „ B. B.Martin „ W. Mills „ A. Carrick „ G. M. Aldrich „ H.Nathan „ C.Webb „ S. James Honorary Secretary. Mr. David Scott. PROSPECTUS. ! MASONIC HALL COMPANY. Proposed Capital, £2000, ire £10 Shares. IT is proposed to form this Company for the purpose of Erecting in Dunedin a Building j suitable for Masonic purposes, to be open to all regularly constituted Masonic Lodges, at a rent to be fixed by the Board of Directors. The promoters of the Company would also point out, that a building of suitable, dimensions, capable of being used as a Public Hall, would be the 60urce of a good revenue, independent of the rent paid by any Masonic Lodge. The nominal capital of the Qompany it is proposed should be £2000, in 200 shares of £10 each ; but it is expected that, when plans und tenders have been received, it will be found that a suitable building can be erected for much less than the sum proposed. The Committee also would recommend, that the following clauses be embodied in the Deed of Settlement, believing that they contain the essence of the' contract on which the Company should be incorporated, viz. :~ Jat — That the maximum dividend to be divided annually should 'be ten per cent, on the amount paid up, the balance of profit, if any, to be devoted to the purchase of the shares of the Company, which shall be handed over to Trustees previously appointed for the purpose, in order that the Hall may eventually be entirely vested in them for the use and profit of the craft in general. In order to carry out this object, it shall be compulsory on every shareholder to sell his shares to the Directors for the above purpose whenever they are in a position to purchase ; — the shares purchased to be chosen by lot, unless any be voluntarily offered. 2nd— That after the said Trustees are in possession of all the shares of the Company, they shall let the building to all regularly constituted Lodges of Freemasons, at a nominal rent, sufficient only to keep the building in repair. With these suggestions the Provisional Committee leave the matter in the hands of the Masons of Otago, and earnestly request that all who intend giving the scheme their support ■will send in their applications for shares at once, so that the Committee may feel warranted in taking further action in the matter, as they intend on receipt of applications for 100 shares to proceed to allot the same, and to call for plans and specifications which may be laid before a general meeting of the allottees to be called for the purpose. Dunedin, Ist November 1860. ! FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. To DA.VID Scott, Esq., Honorary Secretary of the Provision.it Committee of the Dunedia Masonic Hall Company Sib, — I have the honour to request Ih *" you will allot me shores in «he Dunedin Masonic Hall Company; and I heieby agree to accept the same, and to pay the required deposit, and sign a Deed of Settlement in accordance with the prospectus of the Company. I have the honour to be, Sir, Yours respectfully, N.B. — It is intended to fix the amount of Deposit to be required on applications for shares at the next meeting of the Committee.