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Otago Witness, Issue 481, 16 February 1861, Page 7

A HOUSE TO LET, either by the Week or Month, situated in Great King-street, containing Two large Rooms. Apply to Mr. Knox, Storekeeper. HOUSE AGENCY OFFICE. JAMES KKOX Respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of Duuedin, and the public generally, that he has opened at his STORE, GREAT KING-STREET, (near Knox Church) a Register of all House Property that may be to SELL or LEASE within the Province of Otago. He also keeps a Register for Domestic Servants, and will be happy to give any information to parties applying. Parties having Property for SALE or LEASE, will find this a good medium for laying it before the Public. N.B.— Several houses to LET, by the month or year. " TO BE SOLD, AN Excellent RUN, containing about 80,000 Acres, situate in the Molyneux district, in this Province. Apply to Mr. Kenyon, Solicitor,-Dunedin, Otago. TO LET, rpHAT Large and Commodious HOUSE, situJL ate in Walker Street, known as the " Dunedin Boarding-House." For particulars, apply to Jas. S. Shanks, Rosemount, or Alexander Mollison, Dunedin. ALE. ALE. ALE. GOOD ALE, at 3s. per Gallon, from Two Gallons upwards, at G. Anderson's, George-street, near Maori Hill. FOR SALE. A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, and Quarteracre Section, in the Township of Oamaru. HENRY FRANCE. C. D. YOUNG & CO.'S MACHINERY. ON HAND — One 12-Horse Power High Pressure Horizontal STEAM ENGINE, with large Cornish Boiler, and all connections complete, and of Superior finish Price Lists and particulars respecting the following, for which the undersigned is prepared to receive Ordtrs : — Jib Cranes Patent Screw Piles Hydraulic Wool Presses, with Pumps, &c, complete Trussed Girder Bridges, of Wrought Iron for narrow Rivers and Creeks Flour Mills Pile-Driving Machines Crab Winches In the execution of orders, in all cases in which local modifications have to be effected, or when practical assistance is required, the services of Mr. W. R. Douglas, by appointment Consulting Engineer, in connexion with the above, can be obtained. JAMES BARR. AMERICAN COOKING STOVES. A SSORTED SIZES JUST RECEIVED OF J\. Golden Age , Snow Bird City Air-tight Eastern Premium &c. &c. JAMES BARR. EX " LADY EGIDIA." {BOOKING STOVES and KITCHEN V-^ RANGES, with hot-water attachments, &c, complete, the manufacture of Messrs. Smith & Wellstood, Glasgow and Liverpool. The undersigned has received an assortment of the above highly -finished and superior articles. JAMES BARR. EX "LADY EGIDIA. 1 ' A FURTHER SUPPLY, from the Garnkirk Works, of— Chimney Cans, elegant and varied Garden Pedestals Do. Vases Builders' Trusses. JAMES BARR. DRAPERY. To Arrive per * Melbourne,' i)K CASES Seasonable and Superior A O GOODS, pattern books of which have been sent on, and are on view. JAMES BARR. EX "LADY EGIDIA.;' SADDLERY, Ladies' Side Saddles, Boys' Pads, Cart and Plough Harness, &c. A first-class lot of the above, from the wellknown makers, W. Mibelees & Co. JAMES BARR. SCOTT'S WHITE LEAD AND PAINTS, Ex *liady Egidia.' OF the above well-known Manufacture, and of which the undersigned is Sole Consignee in Otago, he has just received — 7 Casks White Lead 2 „ Patent Drier 6 „ Putty in skins 1 Box Brushes and Sash Tools 30 Drums Raw and Boiled Oil and Turps. JAMES BARR. FURNITURE, From Wylie and Lochheads Celebrated Manufactory. \ MAHOGANY SOFAS, in Hair -cloth, spring stuffed Mahogany Chairs, do. do. Loo Tables, &c. &c. JAMES BARR. FOR SALE, A SMALL PROPERTY at the Green Island, suitable for a Country Residence or Dairy Farm, consisting of 52£ acres, all enclosed, 12 acres laid down in grass, 5 acres in oats and turnips, about 12 acres of bush, with a good three-roomed House, and Garden, Stockyard, Barn, &c, and a good suppiy of Water ; about four miles from Dunedin. Apply on the premises to WDLLIAM KERR. October 30, 1860. FOR SALE, FOUR THOUSAND ASH TREES Elm, Poplar, Laburnum, and other Forest Trees and Shrubs Fruit Trees and Bushes in variety. GEORGE MATTHEWS, NURSERYMAN, CHURCH HILL. PETER CREW BEGS to inform Residents in the South and the Public generally, that he intends RUNNING A SPRING CART, Between the Mataiira Bridge Inn and Invercargill, Leaving the Mntaura on the Thpbsdat and Invercargilhon the Satubdat of each week, commencing loth January,. 1861.1 861. He trnsts that those jresiding inland will avail themselves of the convenience he offers for the vonveyancepfGocfds and Parcels. Passengers will find it an easy conveyance, being provided with extra springs, to meet inequalities of surfcce, and performing the distance in eight hours. Mr. John M* GißßON^Mat&ura Bridge Inn, will receive ,OW#,.Parce|B,&<}.