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Otago Witness, Issue 1652, 21 July 1883, Page 29

BUSINESS NOTICES. CIiUTHA COUWTY CO UNPRELIMINARY NOTICE. ROAD WORKS junrvnTitmsr to £15,000 will he, OPKN for TENDER dariug tbe Month of AUGUST. Wu^re PianF, &c are to be seen will be given in a future iasue. M. PATERSON, Eoguietr to County uouno». lltb Jnly 1883. l4^ TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE ot LEASE, with immediate possession, Commodious and well-fitted STORE!, In Gordon, «ore, where a fi:at class busineas is being done. Sloole, which is that of a General Store, can be had at valuation. Tho Proprietor's having decided on leaving tbe Colony is fcbe sole reason for disposing ot the bafiinesp. Tbiß ib the centre of one of the finest agricul turd districts in New Zealand, and is a rare opportunity for a busineßß man. Tor foil particulars apply to GJORGE BRETT, 14jy Crutdon, Gore. t<: JOHN I^E FEVIIK, BU T O H E B, E.AMTVM&, Purchaser of best Fat Stock at Maskbx Raths. Horwi and Sold on Commission. JOHN DOUGLAS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, Haupdin. J. D.'a mate of Doraus Fubbow Ploughs bu given great satisfaction. Each Plough is Guaranteed by the Maker. Any Plough not giving satisfaction will be taken back and no charge made. ' W GOURLAY & RICHARDSON. 74 PBINOBB BTHBM, DUNKDIK, TAILORS, AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS. /"^OURLAY & RICHARDSON beg to VJT announce that they have opened above premises with a thoroughly well-selected and entirely NEW STOCK of Starts, Collars, Ties, Soaivee, Umbrellas, Hats, Hosiery, &0., &o. The TAILORING department will be under the management of Mr GOURL&Y (for many years outter to Messrs Brown, Ewing, and Co.) and gentleman favouring us with their orders may depend on receiving our best attention. In this department our Stock will comprise the Latest Novelties in West of England, Scotch, Irish, Mosgiel, asd Kaiapoi Tweeds. Fancy and Worsted Coatingß, Meltonp, S»rges, Doeskins, Ac— oar aim being to provide our oustomers with a thoroughly reliable article and a choice of the latest types of fashion. GOURLAT & RICHARDSON, 74 PWNOM STBBET, DtJHBDIN, Tailors, And Gentlemen's Outfitters. NOTICE. JHISLOP having bought from the credi • tors tbe BOOT and SHOE Business recently carried on by J. Elliott, 75 George ttrett, which for the future will be known as The CITY BOOT PALACE, and in connection with the above hopes by ttriot attention to business, keeping nothing but a PIRBT CLASS BTOOK, buying in the cheapest market, and selling at the lowest ponible prices, to merit a continuance of past favour?. Mr -J. Reynolds (five years with J.Elliott) has now full management, and will see that all customers and ordera are promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Great Clearing; Sale of BANKRUPT STOCK For about TWO WEEKS. Country Ordera promptly attended to. Letters addressed J. REYNOLDS, City Boot Palace (late J. Elliott), 75 George street, Dunedin. O" iii $ 1^ 5u c By the Undersigned : Chicago Screw Pulveriser (pulverising and seeding at one operation) Seeders, with shafts (by Jno. Mann & Co. Po with pole and drills, do Horse-rakes and Seeding attachments w Croft's" 8-ft Wind-engine, Force-pump, Seamless Cylinder, and Piping Dlbo Harrows Gang and Sulky Ploughs The "Monarch" Drills Traction Engines, by John Fowler and Co., Leeds Threshing Machines, by W. Foster and Co. (Limited), Lincoln Self.bindiog Hamsters, by " Oaborne." &c, &c, &c. CARTER & CO., 36 and 38 Bond street, Dunedin. 30ju SHOULD this meet the eye of SAMUEL M'DONALD, who left Ayr, Scotland, in the year 1843, or anyone who knows his present address, they are earnestly requested to comuranioate with his brother, James M'Donald,' seaman, 18 Whltefield road, Govan, by Glasgftfjv Scotland. Samuel is the son of John MfDo*ald,aon'tf-hand«aM f Do*ald,aon'tf-hand«a weaver, wholived^n CRforgfl s street 2Ju