OTABO DAILY TIMES Fisbbuabt 23, 1864 _Kt<satiess£ SALES OF REAL LAND WITHIN HUNDREDS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the uni dermentioned surveyed land will be open or application on the dates under stated: 53rd Feb. (Tuesday.) — North Harbor and Blue-skin District ~ (Duuedin Hundred.) Blocks 4, 5, 6, 7: and 9... 6,900 acres Feb. (Wednesday. V- Wai- K^uaiti.—(Waikouaiti Hun tired) Blocks 1 and 4... 4,000 „ 80th Feb. (Thursday)—Moeraki. - (Moeraki and Hawksbury Hundreds) Blocks 6, 4, 5, and 10 13,200 „ 26th Feb. (Friday.)- Otepopo. (Otenopo Hundred.) Blocks 2ands 10,000 „ 29th Feb. (Monday.)—Oaraaru. (Oamaru Hundred.) Blocks 7 and 6 (part of) 3,000 „ W. H. COTTEN, Chief Commissioner. W*Bte Land Board Office, Dunedin, sth Jan., 1864. OTAGO GOVERNMENT TOWN LAND SALES. OAMARU: 26th February, (Friday) at noon, at the Court House, Oamaru, 122 Lots. HESBEBT: 26th February, (Friday) at the Court House, Oamaru, immediately after the sale of the town of Oamaru, 76 Lots. Maps of the above Townships may be had of A. R. Livingstone, Dunedin, and other book tellers. Forthe particular sections in the above townships to be offered OAMARU: 26th February, (Friday) at noon, at the Court House, Oamaru, immediately after the sale of the town of Oamaru, 76 Lots. Maps of the above Townships may be had of A. R. Livingstone, Dunedin, and other book tellers. Forthe particular sections in the above townships to be offered OAMARU: 26th February, (Friday) at noon, at the Court House, Oamaru, immediately after the sale of the town of Oamaru, 76 Lots. Maps of the above Townships may be had of A. R. Livingstone, Dunedin, and other book tellers. Forthe particular sections in the above townships to be offered OAMARU: 26th February, (Friday) at noon, at the Court House, Oamaru, immediately after the sale of the town of Oamaru, 76 Lots. Maps of the above Townships may be had of A. R. Livingstone, Dunedin, and other book tellers For sale, see the "Provincial Government Gazette" of the 20th inst., 1864. W. H. CUTTER, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, 20th January, 1864. "DEGUSTRATION FORMS may be had by gratis from any of the following prominent men, bringing the Reluming Officers for the Election of Members of the House of Representatives, the Superintendent, and Members of the Provincial Council: John Gillies, K.M., Dunedin John Dewe, R.M., Tokomairiro John W. Murdoch, R.M., Hawksbury John Nugent Wood, R.M., Nokomai Edward Croker, R.M., Tuapeka William Reid, schoolmaster, Port Chalmers Francis Franks, do, Hawktbury J. Paradise, do Oamaru W.B. Mackay, do, Anderson's Bay Jatres WaddeJ, do, East Taieri Thomas Douglas, do, Waibhola Alexander Ayson, do, Tokoraairiro Alexander Giigor, do, Inch Clutha Hugh M'Leod, do, Warepa William Buchanan, Inspector of Licenses, Dunedin. Claims to be lodged as under, on or before 31st March, 1864. For Dunedin and Suburbs, North and South, to be lodged with John Gillies, Esq, Dunedin. For the District of Bruce, to be lodged with John Dewe, Esq, R.M., Tokomairiro. For the District of Hampden, to be lodged with John Dewe, Esq, R.M., Hawksbury. THOMAS DICK, Provincial Secretary. THOMAS DICK, Secretary. A BSTRAOT from Gazette of 17th Feb. February 23rd Feb.—Time extended till date for receiving tenders for articles called for by advertisement in Gazette of 3rd Feb., for supply of Waikouaiti district with certain articles. 25th Feb.—Education Board Meeting. 26th Feb—Election of members of Town Board for Oamaru. 29th Feb.—Time extended till date for receiving tenders for bridge over the Clutha River, between Hill's bridge and the junction of the Kawarau. 29th Feb.—Tenders due for erection of timber viaduct near West Taieri Bridge. 1st March, 2 p.m.—Meeting at Carey's hotel, Blueskin, to elect wardens for Waikouaiti. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, Hawksbury, to elect wardens for Waikouaiti. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Hawksbury. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Hawksbury. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. 3rd March, at noon.—Meeting at Court House, to elect wardens for Owamaka. Hundreds. Terms of Section 16 of the Licensing Ordinance, 1842, I hereby give notice that a Meeting of Justices, for the purpose of TRANS FERRING Publicans' Licenses, will be held at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, the 1st March next, at 12 o'clock noon, at which time and place all persons having business with the said meeting are required to give their attendance. THOMAS CALCUTT, Clerk to the Bench. R. M.'s Court, Dunedin, February 9th, 1864. NEW ZEALAND INTER-PROVINCIAL MAIL STEAM SERVICES. MENDERS are invited for the following Steam Services on the Coast of New Zealand, for the conveyance of her Majesty's Mails for one year, terminable thereafter by three months' notice— 1. A steamer leaving Otago on the first Monday in May, and proceeding thence to Manakau via Lyttelton, Wellington, J Picton, Nelson, and Taranaki; leaving Manakau on the third Monday in May back to Otago by the same route, and so on, making the voyage every four weeks. 2. {•Sovermas&fc Botiees- CITY oF DUNEDIN. NOTICE IS HKREY GIVfiN that Tenders will be received at the Town Board Office until noon of Tuesday, the 23rd instant^ from ontractors, for the formation and metalling of rtain street?, as enumerated in LEITH WARD. George street, portions oi Frederick street, portions of Albany street Union street Howe street. BELL WARD. Frederick street, portions of Hatover street H Andrew street Filleul s'reet In accordance with the plans and specifications furnished by the City Engineer, and which may be seen at his office, on and after Friday next, the 19th instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Each tender to re accompanied with an en closuie—a marked cheque—for 10 per cent, security upon the total amount. JOHN I.AZ&R, Clerk to the Town Beard. 13th February, 1864. RIGI6TRATION. rnHE following form of Claim, with Description L of Districts, may fee obtained from John Gillies, Esquire, Keturning Officer, Dunedin ; at the various Police Offices on the Gold Fields; and at the Post Offices in the other parts of the Pro vince, free of charge. The Claim must be lodged with the Return ing Officer, Dunedin, on or before 319t March, 1864. TO THE BEOISTRATION OFFICER OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF A ; , I hereby give you notice that I claim to have my name inserted in the List of Voters for the said Electoral District, and that the particulars of my place of abode and qualification are truly stated in the column below. Claimant's signature— Attested by • of the Colony. Penalty of £20 for making a false claim. Place where Christian Name Nature property situ and Surname Place of of Quali- ate, andname oftheClaimant Abode, fication. and Descrip at full length. C. tion of same A—The words "Dunedin and Suburbs North," or "Dunedin and Suburbs South/ or "Bruce," or " Hampden," to be inserted here. B—The claimant's signature must be attested by a Freeholder or a Householder of the Colony, who must sign his name after the words " Attested by," adding to his signature the word •' Freeholder" or " Householder." C—The -words "Freehold," "Household," or "Leasehold," to be inserted here. Describe the property distinctly, but as shortly as possible, and particularly state the Provincial District in which it is situated, by inserting the word "Dunedin," "Port Chalmers," "Oamaru Town," "North Harbor," "Peninsula," "Waikari," "Green Island and Caversham," "Takiti," "Waihola," "Tokomairiro," "Matua," "Including Kaitangata and Inch Clutha," "Clutba," "Lindis," "Manuherikia," "Wakatip," "Oamaru Country," or "Waikouaiti," as the case may be. The following are the qualifications of Voters:— Every man of the age of 21 and upwards, and being a natural born or naturalized subject of the Queen. 1. Having a Freehold Estate in possession, situate within the district for which the vote is claimed, of the clear value of $100, above all charges and incumbrauces, and of or to which he has been seized or entitled either at law or in equity for at least six calendar months before the 30th of April; or 2. Having a Leasehold Estate in possession, situate within such district, of the clear annual value of ten pounds, held upon a lease which on 30th April shall have not less than three years to run, or of which he has been in possession for three years or upwards next before 30th April; or 3. Being a Householder within such District, occupying a tenement and residing therein six calendar months previous to 30th April, if within the limits of Dunedin, of the clear annual value of five pounds. The above form, with description of Districts, is in the "Provincial Government Gazette" of date 18th February, 1863, and the said Gazette may be purchased at my A. R. Livingstone's Bookseller, London, and may be seen at the various Post and Police Offices out of Dunedin; and also at the Ferry Houses of the Province. "PRESCRIPTION OF THE DISTRICTS FOR THE HOUSES OF REPRESENTATIVES WITH REFERRED TO. Dunedin ahd Suburbs North comprises all lands in the Province of Otago bounded on the south by a right line prolonged from the Harbor of Lunedin through the centre of Stuart street and centre of the Octagon, Dunedin, until the said line intersects the western boundary aftermentioned; on the east by the Ocean; on the north-west and • west by a right line from the north western head of Purakanui Harbor to the Trigonometrical Station on Flagstaff Hill; tlence by a right line towards the mouth of the Kaikorai River, until it intersect the above-menliof ed right line from the Harbor of Dunedin through fctuart street. 2. Dusepin ahd Suburbs South comprises all land in the Province of Otago bounded on the east by the Ocean; on the north by a right line prolonged from the Harbor of Dunedin through the centre of Stuart-street and centre of the Cctagon, Dunedin, until the said line intersects the western boundary after-mentioned ; on the south by the Ocean ; on the south-west and west by a right line from the mouth of the Kaikorai River towards the Trigonometrical Station on Flagstaff Hill till it intersects the taid north boundary. 3. Bruce is bounded on the north by the Hamp den District, from the mouth of the Waikou aiti River to the confluence of the Mi&zion burn and Clutha River; thence by a line to the summit of Mount Spy!aw; thence down the Spylaw Burn to its confluence with th'(| Pomnbaka River ; thence on the west by the Pomahaka River to the confluence of the Walpahi Creek; thence by the Waipahi Creek to the confluence of the Kawera Creek; thence by a line to the Otaria Peak ; thence on the south-west by a line to Cattlin's Cone; thence by Cattlin's River to the sea; and thence by the sea to Waikouaiti River—excepting the Districts of Dunedin and Suburbs North, and Dunedin and Suburbs South. 4. Hampden is bounded on the north and north east by the Heathcote and Timaru Districts; on the north-west by the sea; on the south west and south by a line from the head of Milford Haven to the Wakatipu Lake; thence by that Lake to the Kawarau River, thence by that River to Clutha River; thence by that River to the confluence of the Minzionburn; thence by the Minzionburn to Lammerlaw Peak; thence by a line to the nearest source of the Deep Stream; thence down the Deep Stream to its confluence with the Taieri River; thence by a line due east across the Silver Peak Hills to Cherry Farm Creek; thence down that Creek to its confluence with the Waikouaiti River; and down the Waikouaiti River to the sea; and on the east by the sea. EXCEPTION OF THE PROVINCIAL DISTRICTS WITHIN REFERRED TO. 1. Dunedin District comprises all that area within the City and Belt, as shown in the Record Maps. 2. Post Chalmers District comprises all that area within the Town and Belt, as shown in the Record Maps. 3. Oamaru Town District comprises all that area, bounded on the north by the Ocean; on the east by the Otago Harbor and Port Chalmers District; on the south by the Town of Dunedin; and on the west by the Water of Le th to its source; thence to the Waitati Stream from its source to the Ocean. 5. Peninsula District comprises all that area, bounded on the north by Otago Harbor; on the east by the Ocean; and On the west by Block VII, Town District, and that road-line running direct from Hillside to the Ocean Beach. 6 Wa'kari District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the northern boundary of Block V, Dunedin and East Taieri District; on the east by the Water of Leith and Town of Dunedin; on the south by that road-line running from Maclaggan street to Lookout Point; thence by a direct line through Trig Stations V and D to that road-line running along the Kaikorai Ranges; on the west by that road-line towards Stoney Knowe, and the western boundary of Block V Dunedin and East Taieri District. 7. Greek Island and Caversham District comprises all that area bounded on the north by Waikari, Dunedin, Otago Harbor and Peninsula District; on the east and south by the Ocean; and on the west by the Kaikorai and Abbott's Creeks, and by the western boundary of Block VI, Dunedin and East Taieri District, and that road leading along the Kaikorai Ranges. 8. Taieri District comprises all that area bounded on the north by Sutton's Stream, the Taieri River, the Allan Creek; thence by the Watershed of the Silver Peak. Hills to Swampy Hill; on the east by Waikari, Caversham, and Green Island Districts, and the Ucean; on the south by the Taieri, Waipori Lake and River, to its source; and on the west by the Watershed of the Lammerlaw Ranges. 9. Waiola District comprises all that area bounded on the north by Taieri District; on the east by the Ocean, by Akatore Stream, and the southern boundaries of Blocks 111, V, VI, Clarendon District, Blocks I and 11, Waiola Lake District; and on the west by the western boundary of Block 1, Waiola Lake District, and Blocks. 10. Tokomairiro District comprises all that area bounded on the north by Fridburn, Taieri, and Waiola Districts; on the east by the v, cean; on the south by the Wangaloa Creek to Trig, Station I, thence by Fraser and Lovell's Creeks to Mount Stuart, thence by Dull Burn and the Waitahuna; and on the west by the Clutha River. 11. Matau District, including Kaitangata and Inch Clutha, comprises all that area bounded on the north by Tokomairiro District; On the east by the Ocean; and on the south and west by the Clutha River, and its southern arm (12. Clutha District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Waikaka and Pukerau Streams, thence by a swamp and the Waipahi; thence by the water shed of the Tapanui Ranges to the Fruidburn Junction, thence by Tnkomairiro and Matau district, on the east and south by the Ocean; and on the west by the Mataura. 13. Lindis District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Province of Canterbury; on the east by the Kuiow River and Mountains; on the south by the Hawkdun and St. Bathan's Mountains, the Cluden, Lindis, Clutha, and Tinwald; thence by the watershed of Mount Pisgata and Harns Law; and on the west thence by the Snowy Ranges to Canterbury Province. 14. Manuherikia District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Lindis District; on the east by the Kyeburn, Hock and Pillar Mountains, and the Lammerlaw Ranges; on the south by Tokomairiro District; and on the west by the Clutha; thence to Mount Benger, and by the Obelisk and Canick Ranges and Double Rock to Mount Pisgata. 15. Wakatip District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Province of Canterbury; on the east by the Lindis, Manuherikia, and Clutha Districts; on the south by the Province of Southland and the Ocean; and on the west by the Ocean. 16. Oamaru Country District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Wai taki; on the east by the Ocean; and on the west by the Hoise Ranges and Kakanui Mountains; and on the west by the Manuheikia and Lindis Districts. 17. Waikouaiti District comprises all that area bounded on the north by Oamaru Country District; on the east by the Ocean; and on the west by Manuheikia and Lindis Districts. 17. Waikouaiti District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Wai taki; on the east by the Ocean; and on the west by Manuheikia and Lindis Districts. 18. Waikouaiti District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Wai taki; on the east by the Ocean; and on the west by Manuheikia and Lindis Districts. 19. Waikouaiti District comprises all that area bounded on the north by the Wai taki; on the east by the Ocean; and on the west by Manuheikia and Lindis Districts. Probably continue for two years or upwards. Applications, enclosing testimonials, &c, and the salary expected, to be addressed to Thomas Cheeseman, Esq, Chairman of the Auckland and Drury Railway Commissioner Board, Council Chamber, Auckland. New Zealand, on or before the 1st March. 1834. TRANSFER LICENSING MEETING. In terms of Section 16 of the licensing Ordinance, 1842, I hereby give notice that a Meeting of Justices for the purposes of Transferring Publican's Licenses will be held at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Hawksbury, on Tuesday, the 1st of March next, at twelve o'clock noon, at which time and place all persons having business with the said meeting are required to give their attendance. J. W. MURDOCH, R.M. Court House, Hawksbury, 9th Feb, 1864. HARBOH RECLAIMED LA.NDS. Properties for Sale. SUPERIOR SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. ILLIES and STREET have had placed in their hands for Positive Sale, One of the most Desirable Properties in the much-esteemed GREEN ISLAND DISTRICT. The property comprises in all 52 Acres, of which 9 acres are bush 42 acres in English grasses, and divided into five paddocks, with water in each Half an acre is garden ground, which is well stocked with every description of fruit. On the property is a Commodious Seven-roomed House. As a residence for a gentleman engaged in business in town, or living retired, it has few equals, commanding, as it does, a most extensive view of grand and varied scenery, both of land and ocean, while is a Dairy Farm, its proximity to town, and the rich and luxuriant character of its pastures, point it out as most eminently suited for raising dairy produce or fattening stock. Price Reasonable. Terms Liberal. Apply, to GILLIEG AND STREET, Land and Estate Agents and Surveyors. TO NEW ARRIVALS. SNUG FARM FOR SALE, SADDLE HILL DISTRICT. GILLIES AND STREET, have been instructed TO SELL WITHOUT RESERVE, 97 ACRES, 2 ROODS, and 19 POLES. Apply 1670, and part of 13 A, Block VIII, Dunedin, East Tarieri. 10 ACRES FENCED—HALF-ACRE BUSH, 2 TWO-ROOMED COTTAGES, Stock yard, &c. This rich Farm is pleasantly situated, enjoys a Splendid Sea View, and has on the Property a COAL MINE, The produce of which is acknowledged By competent judges to be the best in the Province; and from the fact of the soil being in its VIRGIN STATE, it cannot fail to prove an eligible location. For terms and full particulars Apply to GILLIES and STREET, Land and Estate Agents, and Surveyors. ILLIES AND STREET have been instructed to sell the Lease of part of Section 30, Block IX., Dunedin, having a frontage to MacJaggan street of 33 feet by a depth of 99 feet, on which is erected the commodious building originally occupied by Messrs Macallum and Murray, Drapers, and recently known as the INGLEWOOD BOARDING HOUSE. The Lease has 113 years to run, at a low ground rent, with liberal valuation. Immediate possession. Apply to GILLIE and STREET, Princes Street. GILLIES and STREET Have been instructed to sell, by Private Bargain— THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAWKURY. Situated on £-Acre Freehold Land, fronting the Main North Road, With Stable and every convenience suitable for Parties running Coaches. The property is situated close to the POST OFFICE, and COURT HOUSE; And there is also, a Blacksmith's Shop, adjoining. For terms and full particulars, Apply to GILLIES and STREET, Land and Estate Agents, and Auctioneers SITES FOR RESIDENCE Above the business part of RATTRAY STREET. TO LEASE, Sections 58, 59, and 64, block 12, fronting Canongate and Elm Row, within three minutes' walk of the banks, in lots to suit leaseholders. For further particulars, apply to GILLIES and STREET, who will give all particulars about rent, wood, water, guides, and cartage to the place. MONTICKELLO. GILLIES AND STREET have been favored with instructions by the Proprietor, to sell the above well-known and beautiful Property. The House contains 11 rooms, and is substantially built, and well finished, and at present occupied by J. Bathgate, Esq. The Grounds contain 7 £ Acres. Apply for further information to GILLIES and STREET, Princes-street. BELLKNOWES. GILLIES AND STREET have been instructed by the Proprietor, to sell the above well-known and beautiful Property. The House contains 11 rooms, and is substantially built, and at present occupied by J. Bathgate, Esq. The Grounds contain 7 £ Acres. Apply for further information to GILLIES and STREET, Princes-street. BELLKNOWES. GILLIES AND STREET have been instructed by the Proprietor, to sell the above well-known and beautiful Property. The House contains 11 rooms, and is substantially built, and at present occupied by J. Bathgate, Esq. The Grounds contain 7 £ Acres. Apply for further information to GILLIES and STREET, Princes-street. BELLKNOWES. GILLIES AND STREET have been instructed by the Proprietor, to sell the above well-known and beautiful Property. The House contains 11 rooms, and is substantially built, and at present occupied by J. Bathgate, Esq. The Grounds contain 7 £ Acres. Apply for further information to GILLIES and STREET, Princes-street. Fenced with a stone wall. A paddock of 6 acres in grass will be let with the house. Rent moderate. Immediate possession. Apply at their offices, Princess Street. GILLIES AND STREET, are favored with instructions from Geo. Cowie, Esq., to Let on Lease, a Section in Maclagh Street, with a splendid WELL of WATER; admirably adapted for carrying on the business of a Brewery. Apply at their offices, Princess Street. GILLIES and STREET have been instructed by H. E. Nathan, Esq., to sell the unexpired Lease of the half section of Land in George Street, on which is erected a Two-roomed Cottage and other Buildings. The Lease has 8 years to run, and the ground rent is nominal. Apply at their offices; "Princess Street. LAND TO LET. The Lot on Lease, Building Sites in George Street and Moray Place, and one superior Allotment fronting the Octagon. Terms advantageous. Valuation allowed for substantial buildings. Properties for sale. TO FARMERS, HOTELKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, BREAD, BREAD, BANANAS HOUSE and FARM, situated in the North Taieri, 14 miles from town, on the main road to all the diggings. This property is well adapted for a large hotel, as it commands all the traffic of the road. Apply WM. POLLOUK, Butcher, Princess-street. SUPERIOR SUBURBAN FREEHOLD LAND Suitable for Private Residences, Market Gardens, &c, to be sold in lots to suit any purchasers. This land, which is situated in a thoroughly healthy and fine locality in the Kaikorai Valley, near the Half-way Bush, is exactly two miles distant from Town, and now connected with the latter by a superior main branch road leading off the Half-way Bush road in the Valley, one mile out of Town, is chiefly improved and fenced in, partly laid out in paddocks and peculiarly adapted for parties desirous of a Suburban Residence within easy reach of Town by a good metalled Government road. Some of the sections are fronting the roadside. Besides the Kaikorai Stream there is plenty of good water on the ground and a Government Reserve Bush immediately adjoining. Title guaranteed. Further information is to be obtained in Town from the agents. Messrs. GILLIES and STREET, Princes street, and on the ground itself by the undersigned. J. WERNER, Kaikorai Valley, Half-way Bush, Near Dunedin. FOR SALE-A first-class Property; three. If minutes walk from Post Office; a rare chance for a man with a small capital. For further particulars, apply to M'ASLAN and M'LEAN, Accountants, Princes street. FOR SALE, the Lease of that valuable corner lot in Stafford Street, lately occupied by Messrs. Coleman and Co. EVANS, KENELY and CO., Stock, Station, and Estate Agents, Princes Street. FOR SALE, two Cottages, of two rooms each. Apply to Mr. Telfer, at Roxburgh House, Maclaggan Street. A FINE ESTATE INVESTMENT.—For Sale, a Hotel in town, doing a good profitable business. For particulars, apply to POLE, DODSON and CUMMERON, Rattray Street. Dunedin, 12th February, 1864. FOR SALE, Ninety Acres of splendid land, situate in Dunedin and East Taylor District. Apply to CHAS. REID. FOR SALE.—The unexpired interest (6 years) in lease of a B-icefield, in full working order. Apply to CHAS. REID. FOR SALE.—The unexpired interest (6 years) in lease of a B-icefield, in full working order. Apply to CHAS. REID. WILSON and CO., Stafford Street, ALL CLAIMS against the firm are requested to be sent in for early settlement. ROYSE, MUDIE and CO., J. O.J. Temporary offices at Messrs A. L. THOMPSON and CO., Stafford Street. OHN M'CURDY will Sink Water Wells at 2s per foot. Apply Melbourne store. WHITE STAR BREWERY, CAVERSHAM & BARKELL AND PEAKE, Brewers and Bottlers. A& P. having completed their new Brewery, are prepared to supply Hotel keepers with first class Ales and Porters at the following prices:— Fine XXX Ale, £6 per hhd Best double Stout (orter, £6 do. Best Bottled Ales and Stout, 9s per dozen. ROBERTSON AND CO., WHOLESALE & EXPORT SEED MERCHANTS 38, Crutobed-Friars, London. BEG to call attention to their fresh stock of Agricultural, Vegetable and Garden Seeds, selected with great care from the best growers expressly for export the quality of which is this season unusually fine, and R. and Co. having for many years exported seeds, send out none but the most suitable, which are warranted genuine and unadulterated. THE Undersigned are sole Agents for WIL- X LIAM SMITH, Ham Curer, Melbourne, and receive shipments by each steamer of his cure, viz., roll Bacon, smoked spiced Beef, boiled and raw, each roll bearing his trade mark and signature, without which none are genuine. DOBIE, BAXTER and CO., Walker Street, Dunedin. NOTICE. A. & B. the MELBOURNE GROCERY STORE, Maclaggan Street, the Public can be supplied with the best. rovisioris, Wines and Spirits, in any quantities to suit purchasers, all of the best quality at the lowest rates. N.B.—No nobblers sold over the counter, they can be had of the best description at the bar of the Hotel. JAMES JOHNSTON, Proprietor. PALK and CO., £8, Little Collins street, west and Gawler place, Adelaide, established 1851, are regular importers of— Watches, clocks, jewellery, electro-plated and metal goods, stationery, cigars, matches, tobacconists' ware; all descriptions of musical instruments; cutlery, perfumery, combs, and brush ware; cabinet goods, pictures, optical goods, purses, ladies' bags, and other leather goods, ornaments, &c. &c. All the newest patterns in General Fancy Goods received monthly. Country orders promptly executed at lowest rates. TOKOMAIRIRO. Business Notices. THE PRINTING OFFICES or TUTI ILLS DICK, AND CO. TEMPORARILY REMOVED TO THE BACK OF THEIR LATE PREMISES. Orders received as usual. TOKOMAiRKO. SMITH AND HIBBARD beg to inform their numerous friends and constituents, that they will open in connexion with their New Store, Main Road, Tokomairiro, A Land and Estate Agency. BARR AND CO. Beg to inform their old customers and the public in general that they have Recommenced the Butchering Business, in those centrally situated premises (late Virtue's) next door to the Royal George Horse Bazaar, and hope, by keeping a first-class article, to merit a good share of support. Note the address—Barr and Co, next Royal George Horse Bazaar. HENRY SOLOMON and CO., General Merchants, of London and Birmingham, beg to inform the public that they have just arrived from England with a stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Jewellery, Plate, Spectacles, Watch Materials, &c. &c. Orders taken for all kinds of English manufactured goods for a small percentage, and for warded by every mail. Address—St. Andrew's Cottage, Dunedin. MOSC AND CO., PRACTICAL OPTICIANS, AND MATHEMATICAL AND SURVEY INSTRUMENTS, Princes-street, (opposite Stanford and Co.'s.) PURE Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, for strengthening and preserving eyesight; re commenced by all the first oculists of the day. All instruments connected with the trade in great variety. WALLACH BROTHERS, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL AND AMERICAN FURNITURE, CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, Maclagan Street, Dunedin, And 156, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. IN returning thanks for past favors, beg to inform their customers and the public generally that they have now on hand an extensive and valuable assortment of household furniture, carpets, &c, iron bedsteads and bedding, to which they invite the attention of parties furnishing. Their stock is of the most varied and elegant description, and every article will be supplied upon the most liberal terms, and at the lowest market price. TAYLOR'S BAY SAW MILLS, TASMANIA. THE Undersigned are prepared to receive orders and enter into contracts for the supply of any quantity of Blue Gum Scantling, Joists, Beams, and Planking, of any sizes or lengths, delivered on the Dunedin Jetty. PRITCHARD, FISHER & CO., Proprietors. Stafford Street, 15th Feb., 1864. THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR FAT CALVES, PIGS, and LAMBS, at the Victorian Butchers' Company, Stafford-street, O. COOPER and CO. Public Notices. NOTICE.—The laying of the Foundation Stone of the Exhibition of Dunedin, 1865. Large Views and Stereoscopic Pictures of the above can be obtained at Munday and Co's (late Melhuish's) Photographic Gallery, Princes Street. A PARCEL of Tartan that was found in Duncan Street some time since, and deposited at the Robin Hood, if not claimed in three days will be sold. James Waugh, Canon gate street. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH FATHERS. The Committee of the Dunedin Jewish Congregation beg to notify that they have made satisfactory arrangements with the City Company of Butchers, High street, for the supply of Kosher meat, under the superintendence of Rev. D. Lace. Families will please leave their addresses, when the company will send for orders. OTAGO BUILDING SOCIETY. NOTICE—An Adjourned Meeting of the above Society will be held in the Odd Fellows' Hall, on TUESDAY Evening Next, 23rd Inst., at 7 o'clock, for enrollment of additional Shareholders, further consideration of Rules, and transaction of General Business. Application for Shares to be lodged with, the undersigned, CHAS. REID, Princes-street. NEW ZEALAND BUILDING AND MUTUAL INVESTMENT SOCIETY. SHAREHOLDERS Who have not left their Books, are requested to do so without delay, at the SECRETARY'S OFFICE, or the purpose of being numbered and examined, prior to the issue of the Society's certificate of proprietorship. - W. ORAM BALL, Secretary, Telegraph Chambers, Stafford street. INSOLVENT ESTATE OF JAMES GRANT. Day a Dividend of 3s in the £ \J will be payable at the offices of Miller and Co, Walker street. H. MILLER | Trustees Walker street, Dunedin, 22nd February, 1864. " NOTICE. "NORTH DUNTON SCHOOL. DURING the Repairs now in progress at the above building, the School will be conducted in the store lately occupied by Messrs Watson and Kerr, Great King street, near the Albion Hotel, commencing on Monday, the 15th instant, at the usual hour. HENRY F. HARDY. Secretary to the Dunedin School Committee. Feb. 12,1864. AMENLED NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT. OTAGO AND SUTHERLAND DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting of this Court for the despatch of Criminal Business will be held at the Court House. NENTRAL A E<* i S T it 'i 0 I' Fi U i, MRS. ALPENNY'S, street. GOOD' STORAGE FOR BOXES. WANTED »i (Jcok and Laundress, who the roughly understands her work. Good references required. Apply to Mrs C. F. Black, Anderson's Bay. WANTED, Quarrymen and Stnebreakers the latter for Tuesday first. Particular! apply to James Mackenzie. Office, Bell Hill. W_Ni'El>, a respectable Female Servant, Apply to Mrs Hardy, Clifton. Terrace, High street. FOR SALE, a Schoolmaster for the district of Queenstown. Salary, $150 per annum, with school fees added. For further particulars apply to Mr. J. Bislop, Secretary to the Education Board, Dunedin. Applications to be sent in on or before the 10th March next, to the Office of the Education Board, Dunedin. JOHN S. WORTHINGTON, Hon. Sec. Educational Committee, Queenstown. ANTED early, Twenty Quarrymen. Apply to Mr Hob. Martin, on the works near Waikouaiti. James F. McKenzie, Office, Bell Hill. WANTED Stonebreakers on road works near Waikouaiti. Apply there to Mr Rob. Martin, Manager. James M'Kenzie, Office, Bell Hill. WANTED Stonebreaker on road works near Waikouaiti. Apply there to Mr Rob. Martin, Manager. James M'Kenzie, Office, Bell Hill. WANTED Stonebreaker on road works near Waikouaiti. Apply there to Mr Rob. Martin, Manager. George Street. Wanted a married couple to give two Gentlemen furnished accommodation for a free house. Office of this paper. Wanted, two Gentlemen Boarders in a private family, close to High Street. Apply Mr T. L., at Messrs Sorley and Samuel, Princes Street. Wanted, Bushmen, in gangs of three each, to cut telegraph posts, &c. Apply early this day, James Mackenzie, Office, Bell Hill. Wanted, 30 stonebreakers, for road works near Waikouaiti. Apply early this day, James Mackenzie, Office, Bell Hill. Wanted immediately, Reapers. Apply North-east Valley Store, beyond the Water of Leith Hotel. Wanted, Man Cook. Apply immediately at Water of Leith Soap and Candle Works, WASHINGTON, Man Cook. Apply at the New Market Hotel, Princes Street south. Wanted, a Strong Lad. Lahman and Helms. Princes Street. Wanted, Cook and Laundress, for up country; also, number of good servants. Mrs Woolf's Office Registry Office. Wanted, a Four or Five roomed House, pleasantly situated, in or near the city. Address Etating all particulars, Geo. Roberts, care of S. Packham, contractor, corner of Dowling Street. WANTED a Housemaid. Apply at the Cafe de Paris, Fetty street. WANTED, a good Barmaid. Highest wages given. Apply City Buffet, Princes street Cutting. WANTED, this morning, Four firat-class Bricklayers. Wm. M. Edwards, Pine Hill, Bush road. ><j'AILOK.S wanted, good Coat Hands. P. ' barker and Co., PrincPß ptreet.! WAN Tko, aii active ioutb, one accustomed to the Boot trade preferred. A^ply Spier and Levinn. Princes street. WANTED, goon- l-ms-maker, also Appren tices and improveis. Mrs Young, Dies-J ---maker, opposite Australasian Hotel, Maclaggan streets .__ WANTED a good General Servant, to act as Housemaid and wait at table ; for the Country. None but comp-tent parties need apply. Price's Vi torian Stables. Walker street. ■ 1 WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS Miller, to take the man agement of a Steam Flour Mill at Wai kouaiti. Apply to JOHN JONES, Fern Hill, Dunedin. ANTED, Tenant for a Billiard Jttooin, best situation in town. Apply F. Waters, Octagon Family and Commercial Hotel, Princes street. WAN TED, froCessional Gentlemen to occupy Magnificently Furnished Front Rooms. Terms liberal. George street, opposite Bath Arms WANTED, in a private family, Accommo_ dation for Twj Gentlemen. Answers will be strictly private. Address R. T, office of this paper. WAITED, a situation by a thorough practical gardener. Address A. B , office of this paper. WANTED By a respectable iemale a situation as Stewardess to Newcastle or Adelaide. Apply Lumb and Gregory, Jetty street. WaNTcL), Public to know, that situations of all kkds can be had at Mrs Woolf's Otago Registry Office. WANTED, Public to know, that Mrs Woolf is dealingl out her Stock of Drapery to enable her to devote her whole atteution to the Registry Office. WANTED i very body to know tint Hiiv-ch's Dunedin lye Works are at Stuart street, near Baths, Octagon. ANTiUD, the pub;ic to know that T. North, Otago Dining Rooms, Princes street, con tinues to supply first-class meals, and that he has ma ;e a reduction of prices—in future, Breakfast, Is 6d ; Supper. Is 6cl ; bed. Is Gil. "IITANTKD known that Haworrh has doors VV 12s 6d each ; iron (English), 138 per ton sashes, 9s pair. 