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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 11, 16 December 1862, Page 4

i <Sobrntmrnl flotfrcsu NOTICE. ON and AFTER FRIDAY the 2nd day of January, ISG3, Block VI. Oteramika Hundred, will be open for application. Persons having applications for unsurveyed land in the above Block must attend perponallv or by agent at the Land Office on Tuesday the 30th inst., at Twelve o'Clook, to hare their claims settled, others wise the 15th clause of the regulations will be enforced. WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. ! Wa<te Land Borml Office, I Invercargill, 3rd December, ISO 2. I . ! NOTICE. ! THE Re-Survey of Block 11., Jaeoh's River Hundred, having been completed, Notice is hereby piven that the Waste Land Board will proceed to the settlement of all claims for Land in that Block on Tuesday, tho 13th day of t January, 1803, at 12 o'clock, when the attendance of ptraoud interested will be neeossflrv. WALTER 11. PEARSON. Waste Land Board OlKce, Invnrcargill, 10th December, 13(12. NOTICE. NO eligible offer having heen received for Leasing the Limestone Quarries on the North Road, Notice is hereby given, t'mt Tenders for the same will be received at the Laud Oifice till noon on the 17th instant, where all particulars may be learnt on application. WALTER H. PEARSON. Waste Land Board Office, Invercargill, 10th December, 1802. NOTICE. ON and after Thursday, the 1 oth day of January, 1663. Block 11, Mabel District, will bo open for application. Persons having applications for uuFurvcyed Land in t his Block, must aiti'nd at tho Land OtEce personally or by agent, at 12 o'clock, on Monday, the 12th day of January to have their Claims settled, otherwise the 15th clause of tho Land Regulations will he enforced. WALTER ir. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. ] Wasfe Land Board Office, Invereargill, 11th December, ISO - Extention of Time- ; S p:\LEn TENDERS will te received ! until Friday, Pec. 19th, for the erection of a j School House and Teachers' Residence at Campbellfown, Bluff Harbor. Plans and specili- j cations may be seen at the Custom-houao, Bluff ! Harbor, and at the Education Office, Invercargill. j Either building may be tendered for separately. "T. F. WALSH, " Hy Order of District Committee. j Postal Money Order Branch. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Post Offices iv the Province, will bo open on and after the Ist January nest, tor the transmission of Money between the several Money Order Offices in the Colony : INVERCARGILL, RIVERTON. Commission will be charged upon Money Orders issued at the following rates : For any sum not cscc-eding Uo - -Is Od Above i'o aud not exceeding £10 - - 2s. Od No singlo order will bo issued for a greater amount than £10. Further information ns to Forms, &c, will be supplied to the Public on application at any Money Order Office. EDWARD D. BUTTS, Postmaster. i Chitf Post Office, j Invercargill, Dec. Sth, ISO 2. ; Mail between Invercargill and the j Waikatip Lake. j Chief Post Office, i Southland. Sth Dec, IS«3'2. j SEALED Tendeis will he received at i this Post Office, on or before the 2.ith Do- j comber. 1862, from persons willing to carry Mails ! fortnightly between Inveroargill and the lower | end of the Waikatfpu Lake, calling at the Noko- j mni, from an early day ie January, to tho 30th of ; June, 1863. The daye and hours of arrival and departure, to be fixed from time to time by the Post nastt-r . i Tenders to b 3 at per annum, and security will be required for the duo fulfillment of the contract. Tenders are also requested to state the price per annum, fo r Weekly Mail service, should it be required. The Government will not bo bound to accept the lowest nor any tender. EDWARD D. BUTTS, Postmaster. rpHE EDUCATION COMMITTEE have L pleasure in announcing that the School for the Education of Girls was OPENED on MONDAY, Ist December, temporarily in the House adjoining the Invercargill School, in Tay-street. Terms— L.l Quarterly, payable in advance. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION : Bible Lessons Grammar and Composition History Oeography Modern Languages Drawing Music, Vocal and Instrumental. There will be a Supplementary Class temporarily. cornsE : ! Bible Lessons j Reading Wjiting Arithmetic, written and mental Geography Miscellaneous Lessons Needlework. HOURS AND TIME OF ATTENDANCE : From 9| to 12; from 1| to 4, eaih day excepting Saturday and Sunday. Each subject in each of the above Series will be taught as the progress of the pupils and the School justify its introduction. There will also be additional payments for some brandies. IN*. F. TARLTON, Secretary. Cotoit 33oarti £}oticfs, CIVIL ENGINEER. * PPLICATIONS will be received by /a tho Invercargill Town Board till 20th January, 1863, from parties desirous of filling the office of Civil Engineer to said Board. Applicants will bo required to state amount of salary required, and also enclose te-jtiinonials. By order, J. C. HUNTER, Clerk to Town Board. lir.-ercargill, 11th December, 1861. (DUurattonal. INVEROAKGILL GRAMMAR 1 SCHOOL, CLYDE-STREET. Mr. MACDONALD, PRINCIPAL. The Second Quarter commenced November 3rd Beginners and advanced pupils can bo enrolled at any time during tbo Quavti.-r. I A detailed prospectus can be had ou application ■ at the school. EVENING CLASSES. Weekly Payments. FOR SALE, House and Section, centrally situated at the corner of Kelvin and Don Streets. CALDER, BLACKLOCK and CO. ON AND AFTKR the Ist January, the undersigned will not sell any goods ovor <he count rr, but for Cash. JAMES H. STIRLING. lay-street.