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Otago Witness, Issue 488, 6 April 1861, Page 7

'."".. , NO.T la M j^-L-V ALL Outstanding DEBTS.due.to the Firm of-Muflrib & MimitAY, Bootmaker?, late of Rattray-street, and' now in. that shop« adoining Mr. Pollock, Butcher, Prince3,-stree£, must !>e paid immediately to the Undersfgn|tl| MUN.RO & MUIi*RA"£. t Dunedin, 13th January 1861. • '' r*>« FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, l\f\ to 80 G-tooth Pure bred MERINO V» \J RAMS — imported from Melbourne in January 1859, by Messrs. Chalmers & M'Haffie— out of Aitken's Ewes by imported German Rams. Also— . ' "8 . ' RAM LAMBS, bred on Moa Flat Station, by the above Rams, out of Australian Ewes, from the flocks of John Bell, Esq., of 'Geelong, whose sheep, last September, took tbe?fst Gold Medal at the Port Philip Agrictdtfl&l show. ' '-'."..: 4 Samples of the above Wools and particulars at Messrs. Young & M'Gla.shan'.s, Dunedin. , : -, ; FOR SALE, r A MERINO RAMS, 2 tooth to-full O\J mouth, bred by Fbeidat, Esqi, Canterbury, delivery anywhere in< the neigffbourhood of Shag Valley. 'S' • Also,, j \ 80 MERINO RAMS^tooth'gotbyjmpQrted Saxon Merinos, delivered in the "Vyest Taieri. Apply to *- , ■■ -i YOUNG & M'GLASHAU.' > MERINO RAMS f . ; THE Undersigned, are prepared to exeAulp orders for RAMS, to be selected in Victoria by Mr. Sanderson; All orders should be sent before the month of August. JOHN, SANDERSON & CO.; * Box 360. 49 Flinders Lane West, Melbourne*. Paddock Accommodation. • ■ A6O-ACRE PADDOCK in the North: east Valley. H6rsest>r Cattle taken in for any length of time. , 4(ii Apply to ' ..'-■' \ JAMES SIM, ■ . On the Groundf. Banvie, North-east "Valley, ' November 3, 1860. ~~~ FOR SALE. A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, and (JWisacre Section, in the Township of Oamara, . HENRY FRANCE. FOR SALE, " 18,000 B^ y^ ALIN6s : THOMAS S.. WATSON, Princes-street, Dunedin. NEW STORE. „ ; Flour, Provision, & General Storekeeper, and Commission Agent, Corner of High-street and Princes-street. A MERCER begs respectfully to infor|i • the inhabitants of Dunedin /ahcTits Vicinity, and the Country Settlers generally, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS,, jis above, with a General Stoclc",of. Groceries- and General Merchandise, and; keepings always a well-assorted stock of good articles, and selling with small profits, with strict attention to business, trusts to merit a share 'of public patronage. •" . - .-.',:..:T - P.S. — From th experience A. Mercer has had with the -real wants of * the Settlers, he begs to inform them that hewul supply them exactly to their wants, if procurable in the Province, or transact any' b&si| ness to those who cannot, find it convenient t<J come to town. , ' /V^ t Agent forHEAfcEY & Christie's Ffou£slpij and a supply of Flour, Overheads, and jliran always on hand. • . . "a i j GENERAL NOTICK. -; - THE Subscribers beg to inform thetPußlic that Mr. Mebcer will act as our Agent in Dunedin. ....-->.*•'.»•«/ Wheat delivered in Town for the Dunedin Flour Mills will be left at* his Store. HEALEY& Christie! 17th December 1860. . i FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT THE Property of SOUTH CRAIGIELEE, Molyneux, consisting of oiie hundred acres Arable Land, beautifully situated at the foot of. the Kaihiku Hills. , ".. .'!*. The Property is well watered; ,It s is ftrithjn two miles of the ,Warepa Church r Retool, Post Office, and . Fjour MilJ.< ; opposite Moa Hill, and commands a splendid view of the surrounding^ country. ;; It is admirably adapted for a Dairy Farm, as tlie run for cattle is one of the best in the settleitilfot. TWfe reserved bush is within two minutes* walk of the house, which contains fiyeaparthfents, the stockyard and barn being, conveniently situated. ] " ,' "• " *. ' . Two sides of the property, axe/fencei],, and five or more acres are fenced and in ejeopj enclosing house and garden., also fencing prepared for: another large : paddock, Which may be had at' valuation. ; » \ ». .- y .->< The purchaser may have -along with the property from twenty td. thirty^EettiNif the finest bred cattle in the district.- - 1 ; itfci Title—Crown Grantr* • — * For further paxticitl'ara; apply to Mr. Jambs Kilgour, Merchant,' .Dane^lin { ,o*^ Mr. Jofli* Barb, South Craigielee. {i " Lli - ' jr . r *»t ■'•',', y*j., . - "" v \ FOR THE CLUTtfA.. r\ ' npHE well-knowu Sdiootier« u Ss^t& |p]|v JL Chas. Heyward; CommaKd&r, mfl jy|& trade regularly between. 'Duhidnx c fiM *** B * &> the above Port. , . ' rfi . T. W. BAMFpB'D; t .4geß^', GEELONG. /_r fa^O^ leave the Jetty Dunedjh,eY,eW high-water, for Waikou^utv, ana Oamaru, returning from * <^'C)aih^tii'- !^y^ry Thursday, touchiug at Jioeia)ki ? |^d' XJte kouaiti. , -':."- '' w-Vw -V- «ff Jf " ' ? ■ . CARGH^..^g,^ The s.s. "jßtcpmSfi^** »:?'«'*- WILL, SAIL for- Waikouai^an|:Ma|ru every MONDAY Morumff v at.|o^cl£Sk^ until further notice ; returaiiill&om 1 G/afnaru every TUESDAY, calling at Wwkrfttuitlf M 'Fares! •/ ; \ **> To Oamaru, Cliief Cabin.:..;V.....^4Q^^_ ." „ „ Second .^p^vita^^VfiJ*'To.OamaYu, pePttriirl^U.l^T^^^^ ; " ' - » «k6ust^ £ :^^^^^^