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Otago Witness, Issue 1813, 20 August 1886, Page 19

IMMIGRATION OFFICE. DUNEDIN. ~O EPORT for Weekending August 11 1886, APPLICATIONS BY EMPLOYERS 1 farm servant. IiEGISTERitTFOR HIRE. 2 Married Ploughman, 2 Gardeners, 3 Ploughmen (single). ENGAGED. Nil. CURRENT RATES OF WAGES. Ploughmen, £45 to £62 per annum ; Shepherds, £55; Farm Servants, from 15s per week; Boys for milking, from 10s to 12s; General Labourers, 5s to 7s per day." The demand for farm servants is dvii. Country employers can be supplied on short notice. Labour-forms, which go lree by post, caD be obtained at all the country Post-officea. COLIN ALLAN, Immigration Officer fgIHE Railway, Line being now open from a Palmerston to Dunback, I beg to inform the Public that I have commenced a FORWARDING AGENCY BUSINESS from Dunback towards the interior, passing through all the Townships en route to the Dunstan. CHARLES NUNN, Forwarding Agent. Dunback, 81.B 1 . ». CAMMIWO & C©., A UOTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION. .Cft. Land, and General Commission Agents, Valuators, Licensed Land Beokers, Mersey street, Gora c. S. C. & Co. have erected commodious and substantial Sheep- yahds, with every facility for drafting any quantity of sheep. The site is near tuo Gore railway-station, and ia well drained of surface water. Agents for the Australian Mercantile Union Fire Insurance Compaiiy, in which Insurers participate in Profits and without any liability. J. H. Dawson and Sons' Sawmills. Money to Lend upon approyiid, ae-jurity, at lowest rates. Applications strictly confidential. Properties for Sale or L.c&33 may be entered upon our Register Skbs o? Chabaw, $*