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Otago Witness, Issue 537, 15 March 1862, Page 8

CIRCULAE. r is proposed to embody a Cornpaoy of Shareholders for tlie purpose of Purchasing the A.STE LANDS of the CROWN, as they may b< jred for sale, in order to (rive the Small Capitalis opportunity of acquiring a Freehold, without being npehVd to purchase at an exhorbitant price, 01 sing at a usurous rate of interest from privavn ineliluals. The following are the proposed Rules or He. lations to be laid down by the Company, subject t< iatpwv modine.ulous tilt-Committee thpy mby elee •reinafter mentioned) may Ihiiik proper to adopt > so-c<dled ( 'ompanv to be styled the " " OTAGO UUiUL LAND COMPANY." RULES AND Rk&UJ-ATTONS. Shares to be limited to £10 per share ; no persoi be a holder of moro than ten shares. A deposit o n percent, to be paid on application. All Lands purebred by the Company to have addi mal value of Ten per cent, before being ottered fo le. All Leases granted by the Company to be datei >m tiie time of being' oranted, the said Lease to ex re with the dissolution of the Company ; such dis lution hereafter to be agreed upon. The Rental of such Lands to be Ten per cent, pc mum. All Leases granted by the Company to contain pur timing clauses ; Shareholders to have the power c iting according to the number of their shares. A Committee of Twelve to be appointed by th liareholders, each Member of such Committee to b eeted by the majority of voters. One-half of such Committee to form a quorum ; lmirman and Secretary to be appointed by th ommittce. Agents for the Purchase of Land to be appointed b le Committee, the said agents to he subject to th mtrol of the Committee, aiid in no case to' be Mem dis of Committee. No person to be eleeeted as a Committoeman o gent unless a Shaieholder. All leases or convey uces of lands to be signed by the Committee on be alf of the Company. AH applications lor leasing or purchasing the land f the Company to be fin warded to the Secretary 4eli applications to he laid before the Committee. Al ecessnry expenses incurred by the Company, in th ray of granting leases, or conveyances, to be lunii ated by the lessee or purchaser. The Shareholders to have the right of purchasim y civing up their shares, with the additional valu ii money, in the event of their shares not bein qnal to the value of the land. A Meeting to be called for the election of a Com fiittee, as «oon as '200 shares are taken up. The balance of each share to ho paid one niont' fter the meeting of the first Committee— Notice c irhich to be advertised. Agent at Dunedin, for Application for Shares, pr an. — JAMES KILGOUR, Esq. ; Lgent at Oamaru— DAVID HUTCHESON. 206 a 27c ON SALE, BUGGIES, adapted for commercial travel lers and families, carrying two and four alter lately, with and without tops. Also,— Family cai* rigs and dog carts, express waggons, harness, &c Repairs, painting, and trimming at moderate prices. MILLER BROTHERS, Stafford-street, Danedin. FOR SALE, A HOUSE AND SECTION, Apply to Part & Curlk, Princes-street. LIME! LIME!! LIME!!! LIME, of a very superior quality, to be hai in any quantity. Apply to Mr. D. llutcheson, Oamaru Lim Kilns; or to D. Henderson, Ironmonger, Princes street, Dunedin. 50 FOR SALE. rpilE Lease, Good- will, and Stock-in-Trad A of an old established and fast increasing Busines of a Butch Kit and General Storekeepeu The vendor has personal reasons for desiring todispos of this business. For particulars, apply to Mr. RICHMOND, Soli eitor, Princes-street, Dunedin. 11. BRUNDELL, FRENCH POLISHER, (From London.) ORDERS to be left at J. & C. M'KAYS, Hat tray-street. VICTORIA 13IIEWERY. OPPOSITE KNOX CHURCH. mUE ABOVE BREWERY being now opened J. the public can he supplied with excellent ALI AND PORTER at Reduced Prices. The trade supplied on liberal terms. WILLIAM STRACHAN. BUUHAN AND SMEATON, BLACKSMITHS, HAVE REMOVED from their old premises at tin Barracks to Piinces-strtet, South, immodiatel; below tlie residence of J. Jones, Esq., where they hop to receive a fair s-hare of the patronage it v. ill be thet constant aim to deserve. FOR SALE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. VILLA RESIDENCE— C Rooms. Stable, &c Twenty minutes walk from tlie Post Office. Possession will be given the first week of March MORSE & ORBELL, Rattray-btreet £2 REWARD. T OST OR STOLEN from the Bush behind Mr J_J Chapman's, off the North-ea&fc Valley Road, : SILVER OPEN-FACED LEVER WATCH, No 7322, and SILVER GUARD CHAIN. Whoeve will return the some to Mr. Wm. Chapman, North east Valley, or Mr. Beverly, Watchmaker, Princes stieet, will receive the abovo reward, TO LEASE OR SELL. A TEN ACRE SECTION on the Main Road two miles from Port Chalmers, with a good substantial Five-roomed House, Barn, Stockyard &c, &c. ; eight acres cleared and fenced in, mosth laid down in grass ; a good garden, well stocked witl fruit. Apply to Charles Hammond, on tin premises. REDUCTION. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF FLOUI AT DUNCAN'S GRAIN AND FLOUR STORE, Eattray Steket. SUPERIOR OTAGO FLOUR, guaranteed un equalled in town, to Le had at the above Store, a ICa per 100 lbs, or £15 per ton. Tins price will shew the public tlu* advantages o buying their own flour and baking their own bread. Mjuze, Oats, and Bran, crushed and whole, always on hand. Dunedin, 10th Feb., 18G2. TO PAINTERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. PAPERIIANGINGS, TUST ARRIVED, ex " Simoon," Eight Case: t) Paperhangings of excellent assortment am superior designs. To arrive per "Hannah," nine cases do do. JAMES & JOHN H. BARR. AMERICAN STOVES. TAMES & JOHN H. BARR have been appointet tl Sole Agents in Otago and Southland, for th( sale of the celebrated &toves, manufactured bj Messrs. Smith & Welstood, Glasgow ami Liverpool. Now lauding, ex " Silistria," the following descriptions :—: — " Peeress," with hot water attachments, and furniture complete "Empress" " Magnolia" They have also regular supplies from Melbourne, and are now landing, ex " Omco" :—: — " Golden States," No. 9 " Half Moon's" No. 9 " Young Warren's"' No, 9 " Golden Age's" No. 7 „ Surprise's" No. 7 and 8 " Ocean Wave's" No. 7 "Pioneer No. G " Homestand'a" No. 5 &c, &c. Stafford-street, Duuedin, 22nd January, 1882. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. STRAYED in September last, from the Upper Waipori Perry, a bay COLT, 3 years old, and branded J J off shoulder. Any person finding the same, and giving information to the Undersigned, ■will receive two pounds reward, and any person delivering him to the Undersigned at Oamaru, will receive five pounds reward. S. GIBBS, Oamaru, Jan. 27, 1862,