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3,4 Missing Friends. nrV^ATTS, THOMAS JOHN (son of the late Thomas Watts, builder, of Maida Hill, London,) will hear something greatly to his advantage by applying to WILLIAM WATTS, Stirling, or to D. STEWART, flsft., fldioifcor, Balclutha. 4&p LOST. LOST. LOST. If the person named THOMAS DREW, who emigrated from Horton Mill, near .Devizes, Wiltshire, England, about the' year 1856 or 1857, to Australia, and afterwards from thence to New Zealand, will communicate (or his survivors) with the Undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage.-— T. G. DREW, care of Advertiser Office, Devizes, Wilts, Eng* jgg; -__ **£ Late Advertisements. V, I- H- U. L D W A R D J Solicitor, Gobh, Offices: MAIN STREET, GORE, the Post Office. WATCHES thoroughly cleaned, ss; mainsprings, 4s 6d; jewellery made and repaired. — Peter Dick (upstairs), next Athemeum, Octagon, Dunedin. 14f -OAUSODONOPTIO Spectacles. - Best JL (xlassesm the world. Highly recommended. ~-L.umsden, Sole Agent, optician, 65 Princes WANTED KNOWN^We are "oalh D.- „. Buyers of Wme Bacon Pigs. Ton PnceGxven.-J.Ford & Co, 121 Georfe street W*¥s?r KNO WN.-Watcb.es Cleaned" 4s 6d (guaranteed 18 months); MaiaXITANTED, br Handy Man, WORK of ,>V AN* SORT ; good at Repairs of any kind (own tools); good references; knowledge of cattle, horses, &c, in sickness or accidebt.TrusSy, Witness Office. " 4ao mO LET, iheUnsoIdJSEOTIONS Waverlr ' * o .^H, For terns and Particulars a P' i y to bmitb. Chapman, Sinclair, and WJ & Bohcitoc6, Liverpool street. ***** 4sg?,