j ' Crbt-ea'nihent ITotioea. TMMIGRATION TO OTAGO.— CONDI1 TIONS.- £7 10s for each adult, and the half of that sum for pers6ns between the ages of one and twelve, must be paid in Otago before the names are sent home to the Agent in Edinburgh. If the parties remain three years in Otago, no further payment will require to be made. If they do not remain three years, another payment equal to the above must be made. The money will be returned if the parties do not avail themselves of a passage to Otago. Schedules will be furnished for inserting name, <fee, on application to JOHN LOGAN, Immigration Agent, Dunedin. ' 12th July, 1889. Note — John Aold, Esquire, W.S., Edinburgh, ia the Agent ; George Andrew, Esquire, is the Secretary. Office : 60, Princes street, Edinburgh. 17jy Business Notices. WINTON DISTRICT. rpENDERS will be received by tho under. -B- signed till 15th September, for the Purchase or Lease of all or any of sections, 6, 7, 8, 15, and 17, block IV, in the vicinity of the Lime Hills and Railway Stati' n. Being one of the earliest selections (Captain Henderson's), it is scarcely necessary to say th%t it is also one of the most valuable in that beautiful and important locality. The quality of the soil will be best understood by stating that the neighbouring farms yield 45 to 50 bushels barley, and 56 to 60 of wheat, from the virgin soiL Map of district can be seen at the office of Messrs Gillies and street. The Road and Railway pass through the Property. N.B. — A large proportion of the purchase money may remain on the property. D. M'ARTHUR. lnvercargill, 19th July. 1869. 24jy NEWEST FASHIONS IN TOILETS, For both Ladies and Children. BEST PATTERNS IN NEEDLEWORK, One Shilling Monthly. fT|HE ENGLISHWOMAN'S DOMESTIC JL MAGAZINE. The most useful Periodioal for Ladies published, the test of its suitableness being its increasing circulation. It contains amonust other subjeots, A Coloured Fashion Plate, a splendid Berlin Pattern, Needlework Patterns, Fashion Engravinga, Tho Exohange, The Conversazione, Household Information, Taes of Deep In. terest. London : Ward, Look, and Tyler, Paternoster Row. The Cheapest Ladies' Magazine.— New Patterns for Catting Out Dresses, Coloured Fashions. The Young Englishwoman, price 6d, a most Instructive and Useful M >g»zine for Ladies. It contains a Coloured Fashion Plate, Berlin and Paper Patterns, Needlework, the Newest Dressen, Interesting Tales and Household Keoipes. London : Ward, Look, and Tyler, Paternoater Row. 24jy SELLING OFF RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. ALFRED SHAW AND CO., Wholesale and Retail IRONMONGERS, DUNXDIK, Wish to inform the Publio that they am about to Relinquish their Dunedin Baainess, consequently tho whole of their EXTENSIVE STOCK or FURNISHINIG AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY Will be sold at considorab y Reduoed Priooo, in order to make a ipeody cloaranoe. 50 TONS OF FENCING WIRE, All sizes, and of first quality, from Ll2 PER ION, And every other artiole in the Trad© at equally Reduced Prioes. At the wholo must bo CLEARED OUT within THREE MONTHS, an Early Visit is solicited.
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Otago Witness, Issue 921, 24 July 1869, Page 12
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