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

MR. P. M'FARLANE, TEACHER OF DANCING, BEGS to state, that he intends prolonging his stay in Dunedin till MAY NEXT, after which he will finally discontinue his profession. J. R. also intimates that, having made arrangements with a Practical Optician, he is prepared to make to order or repair Ships' Compasses, Telescopes, and Optical or Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus of every kind. • ' . Place op Business-^ ' EATTRAY STREET, (Adjoining Mr. Robert Mubkat, Confectioner), DUNEDIN^ J. M'NEILL, Pianoforte Tuner and Regulator. RATTRAY STREET, (Behind Duncan's Flour Store.) Flutinas, Accordions, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, and Musical Instruments of all kinds, Tuned and Repaired. Pianoforte Tuning in Town — 103. 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 Friday to Dunedin. Passengers will require to pay their fares on I the night previous, and forward their luggage to the Van. J. B.s Drays, with Luggage for Tokomairiro, &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. ROBEIIT~MACKIE, ,CAEEIER, ' Between Dunedin and Tokomairiro, BEGS to intimate, that his CARTS will leave every TUESDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. Orders and Parcels booked at Mr. Alex. Mollison'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. To be Sold or Leased, A SECTION of LAND, in the North-east -TjL Valley, with 2 Dwelling-Houses, of 4 rooms each, thereon erected. For particulars, apply to Mr. Ellis, Provincial Hotel. FOUND, ON the 16th instant, near the Half-way Bush, a quantity of HORSE HAR- ' NESS. The owner may have it returned on paying expenses. Apply at the Office of this Paper. FOUND, IN Sidey's Gully, a CALF, about 9 days old. The same may be had, on paying expenses, by applying to JOHN GOODALL, Caversham. LOST, ABOUT three months since, a 2-year old BROWN HKIFER, branded AD bn the top of right hip. The Heifer was last seen at the Horse Box, on the Beach. Any person delivering her to the Owner will receive £2 reward : or any party giving such information as will. lead to her recovery will be paid £\ for their trouble. ARCH. DOUGLAS. Upper Harbour, Jan. 24, 1861. £20 REWARD! LOST,.at the South iMolyneux, Two MARES, one dark bay, branded H near shoulder ; 23 the other a light" grey lady's riding mare, small brand F L near shoulder. Any person delivering the two mares to Mr. Bego, South Molyneux, or Mr. George Maitland, North Molyneux, will receive the above reward. £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 ring 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, Popotunqa, 23rd October 1860. £25 REWARD. WHEREAS, on the night of THURSDAY, the 6th, or morning of FRIDAY, 7th September last, the House of Mr. Charles Faulkner, Waihola, was broken into, and a Box, containing money and other valuables, stolen therefrom : This is to give Notice, that a Reward of TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS sterling will be given to any person or persons who will give auch information as will lead to the conviction of the offenders. JOHN SHEPHERD, . , Chief Constable. Police Office, Dunedin, ■ ' « 18th October ISO. - '. ' One Bound Reward. MISSXNCr, from Anderson's $ay or Swamp, since the beginning of v . December, a ROAN BIAJBE, marked H near Shoulder, D B -. ■:. B under saddle. . \ , /.' «- J 'I , Any person giving information that jhall tend to her recovery will receive the abote reward* Apply to Pete* PBTKttsow^ Anderson^ Bay. , ■ -