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Otago Witness, Issue 498, 15 June 1861, Page 8

THE EPICUREAN, COKNEB OP RATTRAY AND MACLAGGAN STREETS THIS RESTAURANT is now open, whore every luxury for the table may now bt had on the shortest notice, and on the mose reasonable terms. Breakfasts, Dinners, and Suppers. SOTJVS, STEAKS, ANI> CHOPS AT ANY HOUR. DANIEL WHITE, Proprietor. INVERCARGILL. JAMES H. STIRLING, FAMILY GROCER AND BAKER, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchant, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Invercargill and surrounding neighbourhood, that he will commence Business as above, in Premises formerly occupied by Messrs. Wright & Birss, on Ist December, 1860, when he will have the following splendid Assortment of GOODS open for selection :—: — WINES AND SPIRITS. Brandy, in bulk and bot. Port, in bulk and bot. Rum, in do. do. Sherry, in do. do. "Whisky, in do. do. Marsala, in do. do. Gin, Geneva, in 2 and 4 Champagne gal. cases GROCERIES. Tea — best Congou and Soap Young Hyson Red Herrings Sugar Muscatel and Pudding Chocolate Raisins Cocoa ' Cm rants and Figs Coffee Arrowroot, Sago, auri Best English Cheese Tapioca Barley Mustard, Pepper, &c. OILMEN'S STORES. Vinegar Pickles Salad Oil Sauces Castor Oil Capers, &0., &o. SOFT GOODS. Blankets Tuiiicy Red HandkerCord Trousers chiefs Mole do. Cotton do. Twilled Shirts Prints Felt Hats White Flannel White Calico Blue do. Unbleached do. Blue and Scarlet FlanDouble width do. nel Shirts Derrys Linen, 108 in. Holland ' Coburg Cloth "Winseys Braces, &c, &c. FOR SALE, A FINE AGRICULTURAL FARM, con- ■"• taining 525 Acres of llich Agricultural Land, of which upwards of 200 acres are fenced and in cultivation. The Farm Buildings comprise Dwellinghouse, Barn, Dairy, Stable, and large and substantial Stackyard, &c. It is "well situated for the shipment of Produce, adjoins an excel- j lent run for Cattle, and the Grass Paddocks are admirably adapted for depasturing f Sheep. May be had either with or without Stock or Growing Crop. Terms Liberal. Apply to Thomas B. Gillies, Solicitor, Dunedin. DO NOT READ THIS. WHEAT SOWlNGS.— lmportant to Farmers. -—A Real Preventive for Bmut. — By Royal Letters Patent. The Smut in Wheat entirely prevented, and the ravages of Slugs, Grubs, Wire and Scissor Worms destroyed, by dressing the Seed with Day's Farmer's Friend and Wheat Protector, which entirely supersedes the old way of pickling with Blue Stone and all other preparations, being never known to fail, in Packets, with full directions, 2s. each, procurable through Chemists and Storekeepers. Observe ! None Genuine unless bearing at each end a fac-similie of Proprietor's signature. Sole Patentee — CHARLES DAY, Pharmaceutical and Agricultural Chemist, 27 Lonsdale Street West, Melbourne. N.B. — Genuine Horse, Sheep, and Cattle Medicines of all kinds. Cheese and Butter Colourings. GEO. CASPER, Agent, Princes-street, Dunedin. £50 EEWAED. WHEREAS, on the morning of the 27th nit., the STABLE lately erected by the undersigned, at Oamaru, was DESTROYED BY FIRE, and is supposed to have been so burnt by some maliciously disposed person or persons. This is to give notice, that the above reward will be paid to any one who will give such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. Such information to be given to either the Chief Constable at Dunedin, or at Oamaru, both of whom are authorized to pay the above Reward. REGINALD JULIUS. Dunedin, April 8. HAWKESBURY TOWNSHIP AND DISTRICT. CAUTION. I JOHN JONES, sometime of Waikouaiti, 9 now of Duiiedin, Merchant, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I claim to be entitled, under an award of Commissioner Fitzgerald, approved by his Excellency Governor Fitzroy, and by him ordered to be granted to me, to all those THREE BLOCKS OP LAND, containing 8560 acres, the boundaries and description whereof are hereunto annexed, and which Blocks of Land include The Whole of the TowNsmp of Hawkesbury, And The whole of the District surveyed and laid off as Hawkesbury District, excepting Sections 8 to 20, and 42 to 44, Block IV., and a portion of each of Sections 6, 22, 34, 36, 37, 38, 40, and 41, in the same Block. AND I FURTHER GIVE NOTICE to all persons who shall purchase or pretend to purchase from the Waste Land Board of Otago the said Lands claimed by me, or" any portion thereof, that I shall take legal proceedings against any person or persons who shall attempt to enter into possession of the said Lands or any part thereof. JOHN JONES. Witness — Thomas B. Gilliks, Solicitor, Dunedin. Block No. I.— Bounded on the east by the sea coast ; on the north by Pleasant River ; on the west t>y a line south 46 deg. 4 mm., west forty-nine chains and ten links ; thence by a line south 28 deg. 51 rain.J west one hundred and five chains and sixty-seven links ; thence by a line south 45 deg. 45 mm., west sixty-five chains and sixty links ; thence by a line south 19 deg. 30 mm., west one hundred and eight chains ; thence by a line south 3 deg. 13 mm, west thirty-six chains and sixty-one links ; thence by a line south 20 deg. 51 mm., west twenty-five chains and fifty-five links ; on. the south by a portion of Wnikouaiti River, and thence by a line east 17 deg. 25 mm., south ninety-two chains. Block No. 2. — Bounded on the north-east by Waikouaiti River ; on the southward and westward by a line from Waikouaiti River east 33 deg. 50 mm., south 54 chains and 82 links ; thence a line south 1 1 deg. 40 mm., west 3 chains 40 links ; thence by a line south 13 deg. 54 mm., east 8 chains, and thence along the edge of a swamp east 26 deg. 30 mm., south 24 chains. Block No. 3. — Bouuded on the east by the sea coast ; on the north-west by a line south 36 deg. 49 mm., west 186 chains 3 links ; on ■the south by. a line west 6 deg. 24 min.,north firoiri Brinn's Point 127 chains.