111 1 / Eablib,-,:ffotfeeß^ * ;.'; .' ' _ PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE. AT a Publio Meeting held in Dunedin, on the 3rd insi, the following resolutions were passed :— 1. That it is desirable to' form a Society in Otago,' to be incorporated with the New Zealand Institute, , 2. That the following gentlemen be a Provisional Committee to take charge of the formation of the Society (with power to add to their number) :■— • Mr Justice Ward Rev. D. M. Stuart Mr J . S. Webb Mr Stuart Hawthorne Mr James Smith Mr W. D. Murison Mr J. T. Thomson Mr E. B. Cargill Mr G. B. Barton Mr A. C. Strode Mr J. Hyde Harris Mr George Bell Mr J. Bathgate Mr W. M. Hodgkias Mr J. Hislop. 3. That the subscription to the Society be one guinea per annum; and that all gentlemen sending in their names, with the amount of their subscriptions, to, the Provisional Committee before August Ist, be deemed original members of the Society. Gentlemen desirous of joining in this movement are requested to communicate as early as possible with the Honorary Treasurer of the Provisional Uommittee, W. D. Murison, Esq., or with the undersigned. J. S. WEBB, lOjy Honorary Secretary. Business Notices. piLLIES AND STREET Have for Sale Section 32, Block IV, Warepa, a. r. p. Containing 96 1 06 1 Unimproved. 17jy QUICKS. OH A f\ Afi 0F THE ABOVE » three £\J\J*\J\J\J years old. on sale by LAW, SOMNER, & CO. T7IOR SALE, One Pair of Heavy Draught COLTS. Apply PETER M'LAREN, Otakla. pi O R SALE. The Celebrated Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse, "GLASGOW GEORDIE," 5 years old. For full particulars as to pedigree, apply to I WRIGHT, STEP.HENSON, and Co. FREEHOLD FOR SALE. /CONNELL & MOODLE have received v-/ instructions to sell by private oontract, part of the ALLDAY ESTATE, containing about 440 acres of the finest land in Block 111, Otepopo Distriot. The land ia partly fenced, and is conveniently situated, being within one mile of a shipping port. For further particulars, apply to CONNELL & MOODIE, Dunedin; Or to CONNELL & WEBB, Oamaru. SEEDS I SEEDS 1 AND FRUIT TRESS. f\ N SALE By the Undersigned— Every description of Fruit Trees suitable to the provinoe ; Gooseberry and Currant Bushes, Hawthorn Quioks two and three ye»r« old, Roses and Bedding Plants, Hyaoinths, and other Bulbs, in great variety ; Garden Seeds oolaoted from the best growers ; Gtassos and Cloven of every kind, oolonial and imported.— AUo, now crop (season 1869) Blue, Rtd, Swamp, Poppermint, and Stringy Bark Gums, Conifer, and other forest tiwe seeds ; Turnip, Carrot, Mangold, Tarns, Rye, Whit* and Grey Field Peas. Gloves, Knives, and Furnishings of every deioription. M'GREGOR & GARDEN, Seodsinen, N«tt'door*to M'Landrass, Dundee Boot Warehouse, 17jy Princes street Cutting.
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Otago Witness, Issue 921, 24 July 1869, Page 21
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