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Otago Witness, Issue 482, 23 February 1861, Page 1

GREEN PARK HOUSE, TOKOMAIRIRO. JAMES MURDOCH T> ESPECTFULLY intimates that he has JLV Opened the above newly erected House for the Accommodation of Travellers and others who may favour him with their support. Every attention given to the com--foct^aadouietness of those who may patronise the estabTisirfrrentv-^ — ___^ Green Park House is situated— ot**^**-.^!^ mile north fror»|jthe Flour Mill, on the main line of road. S^T Stabling in course of erection. TAMORA HOUSE, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. IN OPENING- the above House as a PRIVATE HOTEL, the Proprietor can with confidence recommend unsurpassed Accommodation to those who desire Comfort and Quietness. Married and Single Parties can be accommodated. GOOD STABLING. Horses carefully attended to. JOHN FLANAGAN. /CUSTOM-HOUSE FORMS ON SALE AT \j THE "WITNESS" OFFTCE. j PURE MALT AND HOPS. * WSTRACHAN f> CO. are prepared to • supply the Public with First-class ALE, at greatly reduced prices, -viz., 2s. 9d. a gallon per barrel, or 3s. 3d. in lesser quantities. ' * They also beg to intimate that they have i arranged with Mr. A. S. Wilson, Chemist, to act as their Agent in ' Dunedin. ? All orders left with or addressed to him, or to the Brewery, Sawyers' Bay, will meet with prompt attention. Terms — Cash at one month, unless otherwise arranged. Empty Casks to be returned. W. STRACHAN & CO., Sawyers' Bay. BOOTS AND SHOES, DIIAPERY, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, On Sale at JOHN MOLL I SON'S, PRINCES STREET. JUST ARRIVED^ " Silistria'" and late Arrivals, upwards of 4000 Pairs Boots and Shoes, suitable for the Season. It is needless to give the Stock in detail. Inspection is invited. A fresh supply received every two months. Alioays on Hand, A Large Stock of Gentlemen's Ready-made and Underclothing A well-selected Stock of General Drapery, Trimmings and Small Wares A large quantity of Crystal and General Merchandise. TO THE NORTH AND WEST TAIERI SETTLERS. rpHE UNDERSIGNED in returning thanks Ji to the public of Dunedin and Settlers of the North and West Taieri Districts for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since he commenced CARRYING to and from the above districts, begs to inform them that on and after TUESDAY, the 23rd October, current, he will start his Horse and Bullock Teams from the Provincial Hotel Stables, Dunedin, regularly every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock. Parcels left with Mr. Forrester, at the Stables, will be booked and punctually despatched, and Orders for heavy Goods left with him will be attended to, and taken up at the respective stores in Dunedin. Parcels, &c, from the country, will be left at Mr. Forrester's Office, for delivery. JAMES RIDDELL. AID TO TARANAKI. nnHE Committee appointed to give effect to A the Resolutions passed at a Public Meeting recently held in Dunedin, have resolved on an APPEAL to every individual in the Province. The distress which prevails in the neighbouring settlement of Taranaki, in consequence of the Native War (hundreds of industrious settlers have been driven from their homes, and having lost literally their all,) is so general and widespread, as to be even mitigated only by the most liberal and hearty sympathy on the part of their more fortunate fellow-colonists. The Committee feel assured that all classes of tins community ■will be most anxious to take a part in sympathising with and relieving a distress which might so easily have been their own. COMMITTEE. Dunedin. Hia Honor the Superintendent. .Mr. E. B. Cargill . Mr. John M'Glashan „ John Jones „ James Kilgour „ W. H. Cutten „ D. Scott „ Mathew Hqlmes „ \V. Lambert „ Chas. H. Kettle „ F. V. Martin „ George Lloyd „ R. S. Cantrell „ Frederick Jones „ James Fulton „ Thos. Dick „ A. C. Strode „ W. Day „ A. G. Anderson „ F. Walker ■ „ A. Jackson „ James Howorth „ C. F. Black „ W. C. Young Country. Waitaki— Mr. Filleul ; Mr. Dansey Oamaru— Messrs. Traill and Roxby; Mr. H. France Moeraki — Gleeson, Esq. ; Mr. TV. L. Leggatt. Goodwood— W. Jonea, Esq. Manuherikia—3 . Murison, Esq. Shag Valley— Captain Fraser, W. Low, Esq. Waikouaiti— J. B. Jones, Esq., F. Orbell, Esq. r Rev. J. Fenton West Taieri — J. Fulion, Esq. Edwd. Lee, Esq., — Campbell, Esq., — Thompson, Esq. East Taieri— A. Burns, Esq. Taieri Ferry-~- - M'Gregor, Esq. Port Chalmers— Mr. Taylor, Messrs. Mains Waihola— W Gray, Esq. Tokomairiro—3. Smith, Esq., W. Dewe, Esq., Major Croker, — Musgfave, Esq. Inch Clutha— A. Anderson, Esq., E. Bowler, Esq. J. Mnilland, Esq. Molyneux District —Major Richardson, R. Steele, Esq., T. liedpalh, Esq. Pop'otunoa— Edwin Rich, Esq., B. Clapcott, Esq., Captain M'Kenzie 1 * ' Tuttirau — Gordon Rich, Esq., W. Chalmers, Esq. - . ■R. Stuart, Esq. , . ._ ■ : tnvorcargitl— Captain Biles,' T,, 3, *White, Esq.,- > . r< W. Culder, Esq., J. Blaoklook, Esq. j Wi, H« Pearson, JSsq., — Watsou^ i . - Eaq, ' ' ' '"■,'' l . " RivtrtoH— Me»Brß.Burtaau nndCreerar, Wffl.F. : * Tarltdnj'Eflq., W, H. Aylmejr, Esq. ; 1 Subscriptions will be deceived by E. B. CahQilb, \Esq. r the Treasurer} or by any Member of tha IComnittee. ,\ .f U , ,, *„.., jh. ; . fil h- . --r- 1

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James Kilgour