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Otago Witness, Issue 480, 9 February 1861, Page 10

MR. P. M'FARIrANE, TEAOHEE OF DANCING, BEGS to state, that he intends nrolonstfng his stay in Dunedin till MAY NEXT,, after which he will finally discontinue his profession. POWDER. POWDER FOR SALE. WEBB & CO. Reynolds' Bond. DUNEDIX CIRCULATING LIBRARY. HP HE Undersigned have much pleasure in 1 informing their friends and the -reading pnblic of Dunetlin, that they have now received Invoices of the above, to arrive per " Lndy Egidia," now dailj' expected, full particulars of which will lie given to intending readers, on application at their Store iii Princes-street. SIMPSON & HENDERSON. S. & H. would also call attention to their large and superior assortment of BOOKS now on hand for sale. Also, very fine Binocular Glasses, Telescopes, and Thermometers ARRIVED PER "CHILE." X CASES STATIONERY, &c, consisting of f) Brown Wrapping Paper, Cream Laid and Blue Post and Note Paper, Foolscap Ruled and .Plain, Blotting and Music Paper assorted, Wallets 1 , Metallic, Copy, and Drawing Books, Kowney's Pencils, Camel-hair Pencils and Colour Boxes, PfiM'ter and Excise Inks, Air Bulls, GilJot's and Mitchell's Celebrated Pens, Ebony ' Killers, Wax Wafers, School Bibles and Testaments, Bateman's Hymn Books, with and without music — Letter Clips, Comic Valentines, &c. SIMPSON & HENDERSON. On Sale, ex "Pirate, 5 ' T EADPIPU — 1 Inch and 1^ Inch — -^ suitable for Pumps, &c W. COUSTON", Rattray-street. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. ~~ ROBERT MACK AY, Tailor and Clothier, PBINCKS STUEET, I>EFERRING to former advertisement, fc> respectfully intimates receipt of STOCK per ship " Chile," from London, comprising. — Superfine Broad and Narrow Cloths — Doeskins — Scotcli and English Tweeds — Bedford Cord — Moleskin and Corduroy — Cloth, Tweed, Russell Cord, and Alpaca Coats, ready made ; "s" s also, Cloth, Tweed, Moleskin, and Drill '" ,m, m Trowsers, Shirts, Collars, Caps, &c, which ' he will sell on the mo&t reasonable terms. To Arrive per "Lady Egidia," - A large stock of Hats and Caps, which will be sold wholesale and retail. BOARD AND LODGINGS, At a Private Residence, About Four 'Miles from Dunedin, on the Portobello Road. A LADY and GENTLEMAN, or 2 Single Men, or 2 or 3 Young Ladies preferred. The}' would meet with every attention from the proprietress, a Settler's wife, lately from England. Enquire at the office of ibis paper. Tot 1 cc. ALL Outstanding DEBTS due to the Firm of Munro & Murray, Bootmakers, late of,Rattrny-street, and now in that shop adoining iir. Pollock, Butcher, Princes-street, must I c paid immediately to the Undersigned, MUNRO & MUlillAY. Dunedin-, 12lh January 1861. TVTOTICE is hereby £iven that a Meeting of JL^I the Creditors of Mil. JAMES PUIIVES will he heU on iMOXDAY, the 1 1th instant, at 7 o'clock, p.m., in the Commebcial Hotel, Dunedin, for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND. AH DKUTS due to the estate of the said James Purvjss, must be paid on or before the above date JOHN" HORTON, ALEXANDER MOLLISON. Dunedin, Ist Feb, 18C1. NOTICE. MR. A. R. LIVINGSTONE, Bookseller, Dunedin, and Messrs. J. J. White& Co., Merchants, Invercargill, have been appointed Agents for the Sale of GOVERNMENT LITHOGRAPHIC MAPS, where Maps of recent Surveys will be obtainable. J. T. THOMSON, Chief Survej'or. r , Survey Office, Dunedin, Ist February, 1861. FOR SALIC, A SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE of 7 Rooms, standing on 3| Sections Situated in George-street, and commanding a fine prospect, including out-offices and Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Five-eighths of purchase -money may remain on mortgage. Apply to J. T. THOMSON, Survey Office. TO LET, A DWELLING HOUSE, situated in Fil-lenl-strcet. The House being suitable for accommodating two families, the tenant can either have the whole or half, according to agreement. Apply to Mr. A. Wilson, Butcher, Princesstreet ; or John W. Latng, Half-way Bush. FOR SALE, A QUARTER-ACRE SECTION", situate in Rattray-street, fenced in and under cultivation. For particulars apply to Thos. Ronaldson, Rattray-street. INTIMATION To the Inhabitants of Dunedin and Neighbourhood. HPHE OTAGO CHURCH LIBRARY, 1 established upwards of ten years, and comprising one of the largest and finest collections of Books in the Colony, has just received a valuable addition, including the latest works of some of our best authors; and is now open to the public at the moderate charge of Is. 6d. per quarter. Application to be made at the Library Room, at the hack of Dr. Burns' Church, and open every Saturday Evening, from 6 to 7 o'clock. By Order of Committee, JOHN BROWN, Librarian. /VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY For Sale by Private Bargain. fT^HE undersigned is instructed to Sell by JL Private Bargain,' < An elegant and- substantially built VILLA ~ containing seven Rooms, with out-houses and all necessary offices. THE GARDEN Is well laid out in a high state of cultivation, and , well stocked with fruit trees . and .flowering shrubs, and .consists of fiv^ sections divided into kitchen and fruit garden. ' The situation command? an extensive and beautiful view, and is Within tea minutes, walk of the Post O.ft}(je. „..„,« hrt • „ ; '(Cither lor investment or purchase the above property affords a most valuable opportunity. .FIIEDEKICK WALKER. -