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Otago Witness, Issue 475, 5 January 1861, Page 3

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. r |PHE Undersigned beg to apprise Merchants JL and the Settlers in the .Northern District, that they have entered into CO-PART-NERSHIP, under the style or firm of JAMES HASSELL & CO:, for the purpose of carrying on business at OAMARU, as Wool Brokers, and Agents for the Sale of Stock, Stations, and Real Property. JAMBS HASSELL, CHARLES TRAILL. EUSTACE W. ROXBY. Oamaru, August 22, 1860. JAMES HASSELL & CO. beg to intimate to the Merchants, Wool Growers, and others interested in the Northern District of the Province, that they are now erecting a LARGE STORE, fully capable of containing 1500 bales, for the reception of WOOL for sale, classing and packing, or shipment. When the season commences, they intend holding fortnightly sales by auction of Wools consigned to them by settlers wishing to sub" mit their staple to public competition. From the increased number of buyers in the market, the Brokers respectfully urge this medium of disposing of their Wools upon the settlers of the District, feeling confident that it will be found to be that by which they will realize their highest market value. Every facility will be given to Purchasers by the thorough Opening out of the Lots offered, and each Bale will be so placed that they can be readily examined. Settlers in all the Australian Colonies after long experience have universally adopted this means of Disposing of their Clips. *** Goods Stored at Current Rates. WE are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES on the cdming CLIP sent to us for classing, sale, or shipment. JAMES HASSELL & CO., Wool Brokers and Commission Agents Oamaru, August 22, 1860. FOR SALE, A TEAM OF SIX BULLOCKS AND DRAY, with Bows, Chains, & Yokes. Also, EIGHT STEERS. Apply to ROBERT STEVENSON, East Taieri. Conveyance between Dunedin and Tokomairiro. JOHN BARNES BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin and Tokomairiro that he intends running his SPRING VAN regularly between the above places. The Van will start from Dunedin every Monday morning at 8 o'clock, reaching the Taieri Ferry at 1, and the Tokomairiro at 4 p.m. ; leaving Tokomairiro on Tuesday at 8, and the Taieri Ferry at 10 a.m., and arriving at Dunedin at 4 p.m. ; starting again from Dunedin on Thursdays at the same hour for the Taieri Ferry and Tokomairiro, and returning on Ehiday to Dunedin. Passengers will require to pay their fares on the night previous, and forward their luggage to the Van. J. B.s Drays, with Luggage for Tokoraairiro, &c, will be punctually despatched from Dunedin every Monday and Wednesday. Storekeepers may enter into contract for six months to have their goods forwarded by this conveyance ; also Flockowners who may have Wool to forward to their agents in town. NOTICE. ROBERT~MACKIE, C_AE B I E R, _^ Between Dunedin and"Tokomalrlro,~~~~ BEGS to intimate, that his CARTS will w leave every TUESDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. Orders and Parcels Booked at Mr. At.t-x. Molmson's, Princes- street, and at Mr. Chrystals, Tokomairiro. P.S.— For the convenience of the public situated in the new Town, Parcels and Goods may be booked and warehoused at Knox's Store, Great King-street. Dunedin, Nov. 8. OTAGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Committee of the above Society will in future bold MONTHLY MEETINGS on the first Wednesday in every month, at 6 o'clock p.m., at the School-house, Dunedin, for the purpose of examining any horticultural or floricultural productions that may be submitted to them, by members or non-members, and giving any information in their power with respect to them. JOHN ANDERSON, Secretary. £5 REWARD. STRAYED, from the Station of the Undersigned, in December last, a Dark Bay Draught FILLY, rising 3 years, white star on forehead and black points. Also, a Bright Bay FILLY, rising 2 years, white star on forehead, and white nng round off hind fetlock. The above reward will be paid to any one giving such information as shall lead to their recovery. JOHN ANDERSON. Wyndham, Popotunoa, 23rd October 1860. £25 REWARD. WHEREAS, on the night of THURSDAY, the 6th, or morning of FRIDAY, 7th September last, the House of Mr. Chakles Fauxkneb, Waihola, was broken into, and a Box, containing money and other valuables, stolen therefrom: This ia to give Notice, that a Reward of TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS sterling will be given to any per- ■ son or persons who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offenders. JOHN SHEPHERD, „,. nm Chief Constable. Police Office, Dunedin, 18th October 1860. TO STAND THIS SEASON, ! AT DUNEDIN. The Imported Thorough-bred Horse ; "WILL-O'-THE-WISP" * WILL STAND THIS SEASON, at the FORBURY, Dunedin. " Wh-l-o'-the-Wisp," bred by James Lord, Esq., of Quorn Hall, is 6 years old, a bright < bay with black points, stands 15 hands 3 inches j high, and is an exceedingly fine tempered horse. His sire "Vanish," bred by Sir Richard ' Dry; dam "Venus," by "Wilhnore Reub ens ] (imported). "Vanish" was got by "Peter Finn ,-" " Peter Finn "by " Wnalebone," bred f byLordEgremont,&c.&c. (See Stud Book). * He is acknowledged by all good jttdfy* t0 !| be the finest horse, and the purest 8» a a blood, ever imported into this^Pror** 06 * r Good Paddocks for Marea iwvwteu 1 at ss. per week. Every care taken sibility. £ Terms, £6 65. ; G^ ol^ ss. sto be paid 3 efo re removal of r-* res *