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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume 1, Issue VIII, 21 June 1905, Page 2

CHAFF WANTED. TENDERS are invited far a supply of 40 to 50 tons of good oaten chaff, delivered m 5 ton lots. Apply Southland Timber Co., Ltd., Otautau, or Office, Esk Street, lnvercargill. * HEIFERS FOUND. STRAYED into my paddock, three yearling heifers, red, with brand on rump. If not claimed by 30th inst., they will be sold to pay expenses. A. H. OFFICER, Enderly Mead, Ringway. 13th June, 1905 T. ft A. MQFFETT, Grain, Seed and Flax Merchant Laud and Commission Agent, ATIIEN7EOM BUILDINGS ESK ST., INVERCARGILL. Agent United Insurance Company, /Cyclone Oil-Company. The. Bjst Oils lor Sawmills, Flaxmills and Farm Machinery. • Job 11 Macalis'or. William Macalistcr, 8.A., L.L.B. laciHster" Brothers, BARRISTERS & SOLICITOFS, \ IN^EtIOIRGILLi Money to Lerlri at Reasonable Rates FRESH. POOD ANI) ICF .COMPANY. TAY STREET, I,S!y.S^'CARC3ILL. V .- V • Supplijers of MilJ^'Biitter, Eggs, Poultry, Hams, Bacon, and all Small Goods. Buyers of Egg", poultry and Pigs. v* Highest Cash Prices Paid. — — J. F. C. HIDDLfcSTON, Manager. OTAUTAU STANDARD Published every W E D N E S DAY Morning. Delivered 4s 6d ; posted 6s 6d per annum. Intending subscribers not already on our list, are requested to cut out the order form below and post it. •• • « <v .. .- • ■ — ; '. v ',*-', • .-,....» G * PB{ f \ : i Q -* '* 0 111; S3 . § ■: . : ; eh « ; : : ca. § ; ; <h: : : &t § : : : ° S „ : i : EH 5 8 : : : S^ S 2 1 : : Ih ■ I. a g ; ■ si© r**_ . v 1 <v i_s 2 « **3 o f** I H a,

Notwithstanding Russia's indirect feelers the Military Council at Tsarkoe Seloe has decided to mobolise two army corps, one m Poland and the other m the South. | Russia's expectations of peace are iless sanguin than those felt m Washington, j It is understood m St. Petersburg I that Japan asks for a protectorate over Korea, the total Russian evacuation of Manchuria, Japanese retention of Port Arthur and Liaotung Peninsula, cession to Japan of the railway to Harbin, with probable reimbursement lo Russia of the capital expended thereon ; and the cession oi Saghalten to Japan. The question of indemnit}* will be considered last, and much will depend o_i the dniability ot the peace. If ii js only to be patched up Japan's iterais will be heavier.