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Otago Witness, Issue 488, 6 April 1861, Page 6

To the Electors of the Northern District' fH ENTLEMEN— It is my duty to give you \ V?T notice of my intention to retire forth- I with from the honourable position of representing you in the Provincial Council ; and, in doing so, allow nle tb recbrd my thanks for the unsolicited support which 1 have experi- . enced at your hands on two occasions. Believe me to remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, W. 11. TESCHEMAKE#. KAt'Ru Hill, March 12, 1861. NOTICE. WHALL & CO. have much pleasure in , thanking their numerous Customers for the very liberal share of patronage bestowed on them since commencing business in Dunedin, and beg to intimate that they have handed over their Business to Messrs. BEGG, CHRISTIE, & CO., for whom they confidently solicit the same patronage bestowed on them. BEGG, CHRISTIE, & CO., IN reference to the above, beg to state that, by strict attention to business, and by always keeping a large assortment of First-class Goods on hand, they trust to have an equal share of business as has been bestowed on their predecessors. They also beg to state that they have a beautiful assortment of WINTER GOODS on board the " Shelbourne," daily expected, all of the newest styles and best quality. They also intend immediatoly Opening a Department for FANCY GOODS, viz.. Perfumery, Stationery, Musical Instruments, Books, Cutlery, &c. GOOD NEWS. CHEAP READING. rpHE DUNEDIN CIRCULATING J- LIBRARY is now open to the Public, on terms suited to the wants of all : — Quarterly 6s. Half-yearly Us. Yearly .' 20s. with the privilege of two volumes per week. Single Volumes lent on a deposit being left. Subscribers are respectfully requested to hand in a list of Books they would wish added to the above. SIMPSON & TTeNDER SON'S Public Circulating Library. FOR SALE. AS MA L L WEATHER - BOARDED HOUSE and SECTION, situate in RUSSEJL-STBEET. Apply to CHAS. ROBERTSON, On the premises. Immediate Entry. FOR SALE, SECTION No. 6, BLOCK X., Dunedin, and Sections Nos. 10 and 11, Block XXIV., Invercargill. Apply to A. W. MORRIS. TO BE LET\ For a term of Five Years, with immediate Possessioii. Rent £20 pei* Annum, 11 f) ACRES OF LAND, with good J"*-v/ House on it, on the banks of the Waipori River, just opposite the fertile plains of Waipori. Wood and water in abundance, , and almost at the very door. A small part of the Land is broken up and laid down in grass. The occupier has the great advantage of Grazing a great number of Cattle on the adjoining Hundred free, beside the advantages of the Farm itself, which is not yet surveyed. Apply to A. W. MORRIS. Land! Land!! Land!!! TO bTsOLD, FOURTEEN ALLOTMENTS, situated in the' Township of Balaklava. Apply to DAVID ADAMS, • Princes Street, Dunedin. Wanted to Purchase, for Cash, FROM 1500 to 2000 EWES, to be delivered in Shng Valley. Also, for Sale, OAA HEAD of MIXED CATTLE, with a good OvU proportion of Bullocks. Ewes will be taken in exchange. Apply to Mr. Dillon Bell, at the Club, or ly letter, addressed to care of Messrs. Jones & Co. PELICHET BAY. To Gentlemen, New Arrivals, and Speculators. RB. MARTIN & CO. have received in- • strtictioris to Sell by Private ConTttACT, the following very Valuable Suburban P&OFERTIES, viz., — A Seven-roomed House, substantially built, and at present occupied and let at a rental of £10 per annum, situated on a Quarter-acre Section. Also, — A Four and a Six-roomed House, adjoining the above property, at present occupied and let at rentals of £40 and £§0 per annum, with Out-houses and Stabling attached. The Houses are in thorough repair. Further particulars, and terms (which are liberal) can be obtained from the Agents. March 22. To Farmersj Private Gentlemen, Speculators, and Others. VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. WE have received instructions to Sell by Private Contract, the following very Valuable FARM of 140 Acres Rich Agricultural LAND, six miles from Town, including 10 acres of Bush. 60 Acres have been cleared, fenced, and cultivated^ and a portion is now under grass. Two very valuable Streams of Water run through the Property. As an investment, few properties are equal to the above. It commands a magnificent view of the sea and Green Island, with the advantage of a metalled road right to the property. The Terms are Liberal. R. B. MARTIN & CO. March 22. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE TO BE LET. rpO BE LET for. a Year, or a Term of I Years, the RESIDENCE and SUBURBAN; ESTATE of Mr. Robeet Chapman. There, is a Dwelling House containing eight rpoms-r—Gardei\er'B Cottage, two- stalled Stable, Stockyard, &c., on the grounds; and the Demesne consists of 40 acres, in the vicinity of the Town Belt, all fenced and partially cultivated. Entry will be given after Ist May next. Apply to the Proprietor. TO LET, . .. Vpqn such tervfis as may, bq agreedupon t v 4 DWELLING HQUSEv situate in Cau£lL:, tle-s^eet and* containing ,6 good rooms, 3 fire-places (2 4o>ii#,aa*Ll up*stair%); With! .excellent cpokpg * stove in kitchen. The! |i v «id feladfeag * very .jWJoMIi tig* donee. ' " '" . Anpiyta -'. ,\ : ; .; ..' '^ ' «,;. V- -:•' THOMAS CALCI^TT, i '* * "PewjbwDßy.l