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Otago Witness, Issue 475, 5 January 1861, Page 8

TO LET, T3UILDING SITES in Port Chalmers, on -D such Leases as may be agreed upon, viz., on Sections 16 and 17, facing the Harbour, and on Sections 162, 163, and 164, in Gray and Currie-streets. For particulars, apply to Peter Williams or David Scott, Dunedin. OTAGO FOUNDRY. MESSRS. WILSON & MASON beg to announce to their Fellow-settlers of Otago, that having nearly completed their FOUNDRY, ENGINE WORKS, AND SAW MILL, they are prepared to execute any orders for Sawn Timber, Forging and Fitting, Iron and Wood Turning, Ship and General t Smith's Work, with accuracy and dispatch, combined with Moderate Charges. Orders for Castings will, in the meantime, be received for transmission to Melbourne, until their own Moulding Shop is ready. Cumberland Street. Dunedin. NOTICE. TIMBER AT A. DOUGLAS', Upper Harbour. 2000 feet Scantling, 4x3, 10, 12, and 14 feet lengths 2000 feet Boards, 8 x f, 12 and 14 feet 1000 feet Joists, 6 x 2, 14 feet lengths. A. D. having had a new road made to his own Timber ground, he is now prepared to cut to order Red Pine and Totara, all sound Timber. jj — — •— ~~— — — -~. — PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. TO be LET, a THIRTY-ACRE PADDOCK, near the south' end of Princes street. Apply to Mr. D. J. NAPIER, Dunedin. TO BE LET, A HOUSE in Stafford Street. Apply to A D. J. NAPIER, Dunedin. TOWN ALLOTMENTS. TO be Let on Lease several valuable Allotments of Land, situate in the most desirable parts of Dunedin. Terms Liberal. Applyto Mr. D. J. Napier, Dunedin. TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR. INVERCARGILL & NEIGHBOURHOOD. T>ARTIES WANTING SERVANTS are "JL quested to leave a Notice with MR. MATTHEW PRICE, Clerk to the Bench, Invercargill, stating the terms, period of proposed engagement, and the nature of the employment for which the same are required, or communicate with me direct, giving the above information. JAMES ADAM, Immigration Agent. Immigration Department Superintendent's Office, Dunedin 25th July, 1860. TO EMPLOYERS. PERSONS desirous of SERVANTS from the first Emigrant Vessel, are requested to communicate with the unOersigned, stating the terms, period of engagement, and the nature of the employment for which a servant is required. JAMES ADAM, Immigration Agent. Immigration Department, • Superintendent's Office, ] 6th July 1860. IMMIGRANTS' BILLS. IN consequence of the large sum of money at present lying out in the form of Immigrants' Bills, the Government have resolved to take immediate steps for the recovery of this sum. All Immigrants whose Bills are overdue are hereby required forthwith to pay up the balance of their Passage- money, and to communicate with the undersigned either personally or by letter. JAMES ADAM, Immigration Agent. Immigration Department, Superintendent's Office, 16th July 1860. TOWN LAND, OAMARU. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that as the Survey of the Township ofOamaru is completed, applications for purchase of Sections may now be made. • W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, 31st August 1860. CROWN GRANTS^ A RRANGEMENTS having been made for ilw the preparation olCrownGh ants, persons having claims for Crown Grants are requested . to make application at the Office of the Waste Land Board, and deposit the Titles necessary to prove" their claims. W. H. CUTTEN, Commissioner of Crown Lands,