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WM. JOHNSTON, % iCoitveyancer, Court Advocate, and ' • 1 Estate Agent. Titles arranged for Crown Grants. Office — High Street, (Next Door to Stone, the Butcher's.) BELOW is a letter from Mr. William ■ MacDougaix, one of the most eminent Solicitors in Dublin, being a copy of one of many letters (heretofore published) addressed byjthe most eminent Barristers at the Irish 3far, to Mr. "Wm. Johnston, on the occasion of Iris leaving Ireland for New Zealand. From Wm. MacDovgall, Esq., Solicitor. Harcourt street, Dublin, Slst October 1851. 'My Dear Johnston, — You have asked me to write what I think of you bs a member of our profession : and while I greatly regret the occasion which induces you to ask the expression of my ■ opinion, I am happy to testify to your merits. I have now knottii yon for many years, and have had various dealings with you in the purchase of, and loan upon the security of real property, and otherwise professionally. 1 have had more experience ttoan you, probahly as much as most persona of my .1 age; and I' can truly say that in my practice I have ' seldom met one so skilful and accurate in^ deducing j title and other branches of conveyancing — none more honourable or straightforward. -- - You have now acted for some years aa my agent over a property in this city, the nature of which has required accounts of considerable intricacy to be kept, and I have always found you most accurate ' and yojir accounts most'Ssifisf.ictory. Yon are now about to proceed to a new country.. and I have no .Hesitation in saying that t consider you perfectly competent to the.discharge of the duties of every branch of our profession, and uttrrly incapable of j anything dishonourable or unprofessional. I feel .you will be a loss to the profession here, and an ornament to it wherever you may decide upon practising. I would not write so strongly did I not happen to hav^ had extensive dealings with you respecting your family property, which gave me frequent and futl opportunities of forming a just opinion of your capabilities and character. "Wishing .you every success and happiness, - Believe me, very sincerely yours, Wm. MacDougall. To Wm. Johnston, Esq., Pembroke-street. . P.S. — Need I say that you were my agent over £700 per annum, without any security but what your'charactcr afforded. 1 . Wm. MacDougall. 1 TO LET, -"-IN-HIGH STREET, DTJNEDIN, From Ath March next, THE PREMISES presently occupied by r Mr. Wm. Johnston, Solicitor, with others imrne'diately adjoining, suitable either for Stores or Offices. Apply to yV M . JOHNSTON, Solicitor, or JOHN GALLIE, on the Premises. DTJSrEDIISr MASONIC HALL COMPANY. ril'HE SHAKES in this Company are now _l ALLOTTED./ Those members of the Craft in Otago who may not have been hitherto communicated with by the Provisional Committee are particularly requested to apply to the undersigned, who will furnish them with the Prospectus of the Company, and information as to the progress of the undertaking. D. SCOTT, Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. fnHE TRACK through my- Land at the Round A. Hill will be CLOSED, on and after the 30th of this month. • ' JAMES CRANE. Round Hill, Jan. 9, 1861. , r \ : FOR SALE, T7"ARIbTJS Town, Suburban, and other . V * PROPERTIES. Apply to J. S. Douglas, at J. Macandrew and Ca's Office. FOR SALE, AN Eligible SUBURBAN SECTION, on West Side of the Upper Harbour. Six Acres cleared and fenced. Fine Stream of Water running through. Title — Crown Grant. • , , Also — THREE TOWN SECTIONS, annexed to the Town Belt, well . fenced ; planted with a quick hedge ; and stocked with Fruit Trees. Apply to Geo. Smith, Park House, London-street. _• CULLING & THOMSON AHE now prepared to Deliver Goods -£*• purchased at the New Flour and General Store, by means of their Spking Cart, any where in Dunedin or its suburbs, free of expense. Parties forwarding a note of what they" require may rely on having as good and as cheap an article as though they were making their own selections. A discount of five per cent, will be allowed for all Cash' transactions amounting to 20s. FOR SALE, A WORKING BULLOCK, thoroughly broken in to Harness;*" Also, A BULLOCK DRAY. Apply to DAVID BERWICK, Saddle Hill. ' , . NOTICE . To Holders of Licenses for Cutting, Sawing 1 , and Removing Timber from Crown Lands. /iOMPLAINTS having been made to me " v^ tliat various License Holders having beep' /wasteful ly using the timber on Crown Lands, attention is drawn to the following Regulations adopted by the Waste Land Board, at a Meeting held at Dunedin th£ 14th day of June, 1859: — That Licenses .for which One Pound (£1) is " charged shall entitle the license-holder to cut and remove firewood for his own use only. That Two Pounds and Ten Shillings (£2 10s.) be charged for a license to split for fencing. That Five Pounds (£5) be charged for a license to saw, and that only one pair of sawyers be em- - ployed ; that the names of the sawyers employed be stated by the applicant, and that any change of ; the persons employed be made only, with the sane tion of the Waste Land Board. . That Five Pounds (4£5) be charged for any Ji- ' cense when the parties are cutting timber for sale. That all persons applying for license define distinctly the bushes wilhin which they desire to ' cut. That license-holders shaK not be entitled to use timber fit for sawing for the purposes of splitting for fencing or for firewood, except in such cases as the Board shall give a special permission to be - stated on the license. 1 'That license' holders, unless fora denned por'■tionof a bush, shall not be allowed to fell timber apd /claim a right to the same unless such limber removed within three month from the time of felling. /. ;Th a ,t duly two sawyers-be allowed to" be em- ■ '-. Pjsy#4i&?s sr " a ° y ! icer >se unless a special excep- ., twg^rhade in the said license." f ;H|CJb^tjijfe^ljce.nsea for, which the larger fee has * *^!&*P a Asl?%Jr"' clu £ e tne "ghts" given under -:^fe,BiHalJercira^ge. V "-;;'.,''-', 1 ;s^nat'on'any4icenße4iolcler; s^nat'on'any4icenBe4iolcler being proved to Vavp -' '"'*KQBjP4^ e « 6 RujfsiT 1 .' 16 license will bq der .//^^^p^n'ipe'led^in'term'fi'oythiß Regulations ana

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Otago Witness, Issue 479, 2 February 1861, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 479, 2 February 1861, Page 8