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Otago Witness, Issue 666, 3 September 1864, Page 12

Business Notices. TTAMMOND AND MEAD, VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, CORNER OF Maclnggan-street. RAND T. HAWORTH, Princes-street, ■. having erected powerful Machinery for making all kinds of Spouting, Ridge Cap, and for Corrugating and Curving Iron, &c, &c, being also Importers of Plain and Corrugated Iron, Zinc, Sheet aud Pipe Lead, Block Tin, Nails and Screws direct from the Manufacturers at Cash Prices, are able to offer the above-named Goods at the very lowest figure. EDWIN JONES, Jeweller and Optician, Princes-street, North. WBREMER, Tinsmith, Lampmaker, and . Zinc and Ironworker, George-street, opposite the Manse. Kerosine, Oil Lamps, Chimneys, wicks, &c. I TO FARMERS.— A Father wishes to place \ his Boy, iiged 12, where he would be well seen to. Wa^es no object. Address " Parent," office of this paper. Agricultural Meeting. GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE PLOUGHING MATCH. PARTIES having suitable land for the above i purpose, aud are willing to give the use of not less than 15 acres, please signify the same to the Secretary, J. W. l'eger, Caversham. A meeting of the Committee will be held on evening, September 6th, at the East Taieri Hotel, at 7 o'clock. { For Sale. j ON SALE, at the St. Andrew-street Coal and | Firewood Depot, best NEWCASTLE & NEW ZEALAND SCREENED COALS, for household purposes. Smithy Coals of the best quality always on hand. Charcoal and Firewood lelivered in town or suburbs, at lowest rates. Orders punctually attended to. JOHN FINDLAY, Coal Merchant, St. Andrew-street. REAPiNG MACHlNES.— Buckley's Reaper and Mower, Patent Excelsior Manual Delivery Reaper, on Sale. JAMES & JOHN H. BARR, Stafford-street. BULL FOR SALE —A Superior Bull, fifteen months old. at Proudfoot's Dairy, Mac-laggan-street. Terms reasonable. legal. V/f R J. O'KEAGHER, SOLICITOR, &c, Farley's Buildings, Cutting 1 , Princes-street. ]yr v. Hodge, Solicitor, Princes-street Chambers, (Opposite the Bank of Otago.) Lost, Found, &c. £2 REWARD. STOLEN or strayed from Grant's Braes, Anderson's Bay, a Dark Brown Cow, with liorns widely set, near horn drooping, aud in good condition. Whoever will return the same to John Mathieson ; Anderson's Bay, will receive the above reward; if stolen, £5 reward on conviction of the thief. £2 REWARD. STRAYED from Shaz Valley, and supposed to havo gone towards Waikouaiti, a Bay Mare, branded CS on near shoulder, with a Black Filly Foal. Whoever will give information that will lead to the recovery of the same to Mr Affleck, Commercial Hotel, Waikouaiti ; or Mr John Stoddart, Green Island, will receive the above Reward. Missing- Friends. ANN M'INTOSH, from Inverness, address to your Brother JOHN, Morven Hills Station, Lindis. TAMES RANKIN, from Melbourne, write to O your Brother John. Address P. 0., Blackstone Hill. ri EELONG.— ALEX. BROWN, write your VX Brother Allan to Batesford, Victoria. p<AMERON FRASER,from Meluich, Suther\J landshire, please send your address to your Cousin, ANGUS ROSS, now at Messrs Dawson and Lee's, Ararat, Victoria. TAMES MUIR, n n tiye ofFenwick, Ayrshire, tP left Gisbourne, Victoria, iv February, 1863 • was last heard of on the Dunstan Diggings. Any information about him will be thankfully received by his brothers, W. and A. Muir. Address Kaihiki Post Office, Otago. ' \ WANTED. jT.HOMAS DRURY, late of the Penteland I Hill-, Victoria, wa* last heard of at the Dunstan, about twelve montlis ago. Any communication from or about him, will be thankfully received by J. S. Knye, address Post Office, Glenore. I