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Otago Witness, Issue 1417, 18 January 1879, Page 15

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. \ [WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT.] TEACHER WANTED. WANTED, a Teacher for Wallacetown Public School (vacant on account of ill- health of present teacher). Average attend.ance, about 50 ; still increasing. There is a comfortable dwelling-house of six rooms, with two Jacres of tov/n land, at« tacbed. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent in not later than Saturday, Ist February, 1879, to JOHN MORTON, 18j Chairman School Committee. FOR SALE.— Good quiet Milking Cows, in full milk.— Apply, Mr Bradley, Purakanui. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, a Valuable Freehold Property within 1£ miles of Lo veil's Flat Railway Station. The Property consists of 281 acres, most of which ia alluvial soil, and situate on the banks of Fraser's Creek. There are 70 acres ploughed for this year's crop, the reinaindsr in English grasses. The property is all well fenced, and subdivided into nine paddocks. The Homestead consists of Garden and Orchard well stocked with fruit trees j Dwelling-house of six rooms, kitchen and scullery, a milk house, store-room, a 6-sfcalled stable with granary on loft, barn, cart-shed, stock-yard, and cow-shed. Entry as agreed upon. Liberal terms will be given. Apply to DONALD REID & CO., Dunedin ; Or, ANDREW HEWITSON, New Farm, Lovell's Flat. AUEEN'S THEATRE. A PUBLIC DEBATE Between the Rev. M. W. GREEN and Mr CHARLES BRIGHT Will take place on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Jan. 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. The following proposition for debate wa« agreed on :—": — " The Divine Origin of Christianity," accepting the following definition of terms: 1. By "Divine Origin," it is understood to be of Divine origin in the sense in which no other religion is. 2. In the term "Christianity," it is understood that there are included the Deity of Jesus and His death as an atonement for man's sin. Mr Green affirms j Mr Bright denies. PORTOBELLO ROAD BOARD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Valuation Lists for the respective Subdivisions of the above Board, for the Year 1879 80, are now open for inspection until Saturday, the 15th February next. For the Portobello Subdivision — At Mr W. R. Latham's store, Portobello. For the Broadway Subdivision — At Mr Geo. Green's house, Broad Bay. For the Sandymount Subdivision — At Mr W. Riddell's house, end of Sandymount road. All objections thereto must be left at the Portobello Road Board Office, Portobello, on or before the 15th day of February, 1879, addressed to the Assessment Court ; and a copy of every such objection addressed to the undersigned must be left at the Board's Office, Portobello, not less than seven days before the next Bitting of the Baid Court. H. J. GUILDFORD, Clerk to the BoardJanuary 15th, 1879. 18j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Valuation Lists for the respective Subdivisions of the Waipori Road District, for the Year 1879 80, are now open for inspection at the School-house, Lake Waipori. Any objections thereto must be left at the Clarendon Railway Station, on or before the 15th. day of February, 1879, addressed to the Assessment Court; and a copy of every such objection must be left with the undersigned not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Cou»t. R. B. TWELFTREE, Clerk to Board. Lake Waipori, January 13th, 1879. 18j TAKE NOTICE.— The Valuation Lists for the several Subdivisions of the Blueskin Road District for the year 1879 are now open for inspection at tho residence of the undet signed at Purakanui. All objections thereto must be left at the Office of tho Board on or before the 15th day of February, addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such objection, addressed to the Clerk of the Board, must also be left at the said office not Jess than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. JOSEPH MAWSON, Clerk. APPEAL. f|^HE Roman Catholics of Macraes, finding X that through their increased numbers a Chapel is much wanted, they therefore consulted their Bishop on the advisability of undertaking its erection, and having obtained his consent they at once set to work. But for so heavy an undertaking their means and population are not at all equal to the burden. They are therefore obliged to solicit Subscriptions irom tho well-disposed who may be wiling to assist in the good work, and any of the undermentioned members of Committee who may receive Subscriptions will gladly and promptly acknowledge same in the columns of the Witness, Tablet, and Palmerston and Waikouaiti Times. Committee : James Hartstonge, senior Patrick Phelin Lawrence Flynn John Sheehy Daniel Hanlon Thomas Gallagher Denis Hurley Kerin Olafifuy Thomas Leahy. llja