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

JOHN MOLLISON, PRINCES STREET, Has Received, ex " Melbourne,"' QAA Pairs of Women's and Chijm>bew's OyV Strong LEATHER BOOTS, suitable fdr the Colony. The abbvfe is the finest lot he ever imported. Inspection invited. They -will be sold cheap for Cash. .WANTED TO PURCHASE, A QUARTER-ACRE .-SECTION, in the town of Dunedin, within five or ten minutes walk ofthe Post Office. Address by letter, stating terms, &c, to W.< "Witness" Office. FOR SALE, SECTIONS Nos. 27 and 28, Upper Harbour, East Side — originally chosen in 1849. Apply to A. W. MORRIS. TO LET, FOR a few Months as a Store or Dwellinghouse, that BUILDING presently occupied by Peter Julius, Rattray-street, on and after 12th April next. . Particulars may be , had at J. Mollison's, Boot and Shoemaker, Rattray-street. THOMAS CULLING, Flour and General Storekeeper, PRINCES STREET NORTH^ DUNEDIN. The Pianoforte Taught. pi EORGE REICHARDT, in returning his vJT sincere thanks for the patronage he has received, begs to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin, and its surrounding vicinity, that he is prepared to give LESSONS on the Pianoforte. Terms — Two Guineas per Quarter^ two Lessons each week, of one hour. For further reference and particulars please to apply to Mr. Teltbr, Cabinet and Pianoforte Maker, Princes-street. Quadrille Parties attended. J. R. also intimates that, having made arrangements with a Practical Optician, toe is prepared to make to order or repair SWp9* Compasses, Telescopes, and Optical or Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus of every kind. Place or Business — RATTBAY STREET, (Adjoining Mr. Ro»ert Muukat, Confect ion or) DUNEDIN. J. M'NEILL, V Pianoforte Tuner arid Regulator. RATTRAY STREET, (Behind Duncan's Flour Store.) Flutinas, Accordions, Concertinas, Musical Boxes; and Musical Instruments of all kinds, Tuned and Repaired. PIANOfcOBTE TUKING IN ToWNV-JtTS. Washing and Dressing. S. LOTHIAN, Laondr*ss, *ORK PLACE, S LOTHIAN has had considerable expe- • riencefas Laundress in some of the best families in and around Edinburgh. Ladies 1 and Gent's Linens done up in A superior style. Orders left with Mr. Simpson, York Place, or Mr. Paterson, Baker, Walker-street, will be attended to. LOST, ON the 21st instant, between Tokomairiro and Molyneux Ferry,. A PURSE, containing three Cheques on the Union Bank, £20 in Notes, aod 1 Sovereign. Also, a SILVER CHAIN. Whoever returns the same to Mr. John Babr, Molyneux Ferry, or to the Union Bank, Dunedin, will be handsomely rewarded. FOUND, ON THE "CAIRN STATI6NV' Popotunoa, a DARK CHESTNUT GELDING, Math white face, and illegible brand on rump. The owner may have the same by paying expenses. A. OLIVER. ' ■- ■ — ■- * W. HEPBURN, VETERINARY SURGEON, MACLAGGAN STREET; DUNEDIN. FORRESTER'S HORSE SALE YARD, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, PROVINCIAL HOTEL, DUNEDIN. First-cla"ss New Stabling — Loose Boxes Horses Bought and'SolcTori Commission Horses, Carriages, Gigs, &c, for Hire J. FORRESTER, Proprietor. CLUB STABLES, MACLAGGAN STREET: GOOD STABLING, and Loose Boxes, with steady and attentive Grodmsi at the above Establishment. Horses bought and' sold on Commission. SYDNEY JAMES, , Proprietor. HIRING & LiVERY HORSE; REPOSITORY, CdJttAfJßffimZ £O\TEZ. A CCOMMODATION ro» $ 0 ; : - B«tt; cfctei .S^ofttfe; i&%>^^i^ii . ', '