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Otago Witness, Issue 529, 18 January 1862, Page 8

JAMES FINCH & CO. HAVE JUST LANDED ex " Chile " and "Omeo:"— 80 qr.casks Pale Sherry 66 do. Superior Port 20 do. Pale and Dark Brandy 15 do. Whisky 5 hhds. West India Rum TjO cases Champagne, Ist quality 220 do. Whisky 220 do. Pale Brandy 100 do. Geneva 50 do. Old Tom 20 hhds. Bulk Ale and Stout 250 Ciisks Bottled Ale and Stout Cordials of all descriptions Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Potted Meats Salad Oil, Castor Oil Candied Peel, Preserved Oyster, Lobster and Salmon Englibh Cheese, Curry Powdar A large Assortment of Earthenware, Wine Glasses, Tumblers, &c Four Cases Looking Glasses, comprising : — Elegant Chimney Glasses, in Rosewood Frames Swing Mirrors and Shaving Glasses TAMES C. CAMPBELL & Co. have on sale tf at their Stores, Stafford Street, Coey's, Sinclair's, and Campbell's Hams and Bacon Ling Fish in cases, Preserved Meat. North Wilts Cheese ' Best Cabin, Abernethy, and Butter Biscuits Honan's'Dß Butter (new cure) Fine and Coarse Salt, Carbonate of fcjoda, in 1 j cwt. kegs Starch, Soda Crystals White and Crimean Shirts j To land, ex General Jessup, Themis, and Yarra Jams in 1 and 2 lb. tins, German Sausages Oatmeal, Preserved Salmon in 1 lb. tins ( Lobsters in 1 lb. tins, Currants, Arrowroot Pickles, Dried Apples Sinclair's Roll Bacon, Ruin in hhds. Mehan's Whisky in qrs., Brandy in ca«es Sperm and Tallow Candles, So\ip in half cwt. boxes Fail-bank's Weighing- Machines Union Scales, Fry-pans, Steelyards Canterbury Hammers, Horse Hobbles Butchers' "Knives Anvils, Vices, Smith's Bellows Blister Steel, American Cut Tacks Picks, Horse Nails, Pencils Magnum Bonum Pens, Scissors Gimlets, Corkscrews, Store Trucks Iron Bedsteads and Stretchers Looking Glasses, Axe Handles Horse Shoes, Cas.li Boxes, Spokeshaves. CHILDREN'S DOUBLE AND SINGLE PERAMBULATORS. JUST ARRIVED and now On View a< Meluish's Photographic Gallery, Princes-street. a consignment of Perambulators, made to order cx-prp*-sly for Otaso. Strong, handsome, and durable — curly inspection invited. M'COLL & CAMPBELL, Proprietors of the Glasgow Polytechnic Store. Kaikorai Green Island, nre buyers of Fruits and Vegetables in any quantity. 044 r | highest price given for Dairy Produce at I the Glasgow Polytechnic Store, Kaikorai. Green Island. M'COLL & CAMPBELL, 643 Proprietors. LET OTAGO FLOURISH. The " Glasgow Polytechnic." MESSRS. M-COLL & CAMPBELL have much pleasure in informing the settlers of Kaikorai, Green Island, and the surrounding districts, that their store fa now well stocked with a splendid assoatment of Groceries, Drapery Good 3, &c. C 43 TO DIGGERS AND DRAYMEnT rpHR "Glasgow Polytechnic," Green Island i (3J miles from town) on the main road to the Diggings, is now well stocked with GROCERIES of all kinds, DRAPERY, and other goods to meet the wants of draymen and diggers. Mark— small p.ropits is our motto. M'COLL & CAMPBELL, &*1 Proprietors. TO BE SOLD, rpTIE Suryurban Property of Woodburn -* situated tn the North-East Valley, and consisting of twenty acres, all fenced, and in great part laid down in pastu,e, a Dwelling-house, Garden, Barn, Stockyard, Cowshed, Poultry-yard, &c., &c. The property is well known, and' has always been much admired. It would form a remarkably choice spot for a Gentleman's Residence. Fursher particulars may be had any day after On<s o'clock, p.m., from Mr. Russell on the premises. FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE Surburban property consisting of between 40 and 50 acres, more or less, (suitable either for a gentleman's residence osmall dairy farm). The improvements consist of House, Gardi'ii, Outbuildings, &c. ; the half of th< ground beine nearly all broke up and laid down in pasture, and being within an easy distance of town, as well as having the advantage df wooJ andVater on the property, with good run for cattle, thus leasing it a rare opportunity for those desirous of securing a homestead near town. Apply to Mr. J. R. HOOD, Clothier, Princes St., Dunedin. FOR SALE, ONE of the most eligible and centrally situated Freehold Business Premises in Princesstreet, veiy convenient to the jetty and public offices. G. Burke, Princes-street. N.B. — Portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. FOR SALE, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD. 1 9 A ACRES OF LAND in the Nortlil£i\J East Valley, 2 Miles from Town, having 16£ Chains to the main road. 100 Acres nre fenced in, and mostly all well sown in good English grasses. Plenty of Wood and Water on the premises, with good 4-Roomed House, Stockyard, and other .buildings. Seven years of the Lease yet to run. Rent Nominal. Apply to JAMES SIM. Banvie, North-East Valley. HOUSE and SECTION FOR SALE, in Russell-street, containing two rooms. Apply on the premises to THOS. LOCKIE. ROBERT MURRAY takes this opportunity of thanking the public of Otago for the favors shown him while in business, and now solicits for MESSRS. JOHN GRAY & CO., a continuation of past favors. Rattray-street, Dunedin, Jan. 10. IN reference to the above J. Gray & Co., hope by strict attention to the wants of the Public, to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally awarded to their predecessor. Jan. 10. notice! ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS on Mr. R. Murray will please leave them with Messrs. J. Ghay & Co., whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. It. MURRAY. January 9, 1862. s FLOUR FOR THE GOLD FIELDS, " From Mosgiel Mill, Taieri. T> ARTIES ordering Flour for the Diggings XT are respectfully informed that the best Colonial Flour can be had from the above Mills (Mr. A. J, Burns'), and that by carting from there, a saving of 10 miles of cartage may be effected. Arrangements may be made for delivering from the Taieri Ferry or Scrogg's Creek. Bran, Pollard, and Seconds always on hand. James & John H. Barr, Dunedin, Agents. /CONTRACTS for EXCAVATING, \J BUILDING, WELL-SINKING, &0., undertaken arid finished with despatch, by WILLIAM HOOPER, Contractor, Hope-street. Approved Bills taken for three months, if required, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership ' existing under the firm of TURNBULL, BING & CO., aa Merchants and Commission agents, in Dunedin, will expire and be dissolved, by mutual consentjOn the 30thday of April next. All outstanding - claims' against the firm are requested to 'be seat m without delay, and all persona indebted will please pay the amounts due to them before the above mentioned date. • GEORGE TUIINBULL, for self, and aa , Attorney to Walter Turnbull. ADOLPH BrNG. Witness : Edwakb Reeves, clerk, Dunedin. Duueduij 9th January, 1862.