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Southland Times, Issue 1022, 16 September 1868, Page 3

3Publio Notices TEETH! , riAEEFTJLLY EXTRACTED, STOPPED; OR SCALED, By J. D. HAYES, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, DEE STREET (Adjoining Iron Buildings). STORAGE. IiHE undersigned begs to intimate to Farmers that he has GOOD DRY STORAGE ! for Ten Thousand (10,000) bushels of Barley, ! ! Wheat, or Oats ; and is also prepared to make ! liberal advances on Grain generally, stored with him for positive sale here, or shipment to the best markets. With the view to promote the cultivation of good Malting Barley in this Province, he will , PRESENT A SILVER CUP, value Ten Guineas, to the producer of the best ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS, subject to the decision of the Judges of the Agricultural Society's Show, to be held after next harvest. Farmers requiring a change of Barley, Wheat, or Oats for seed, can always be supplied with the finest samples grown either in this Province or the neighboring Colonies. J. T. MARTIN, BLACK EAGLE BREWERY. Invercargill, September, 1868. QEED POTATOES I SEED POTATOES ! ! Just Arrived, 1 TON SILVER SEJNS, 14s per cwt. Also a splendid lot of CABBAGE and CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. K. CLEAVE. ! ENTIRE HORSES. rnHE thoroughbred imported horse THAMES, -L by 'Kingston,' and the Clyde dale horse PLOUGHBOY, will serve mares at the Waimea Plains this season. Terms for each mare — £5 5s for THAMES. £4 4s for PLOUGHBOY. GENERAL SYNOD. r pHE RURAL DEAN of Otago and Southland JL gives public notice that a Meeting of the General Synod will be holden in Auckland, on the sth of October next. Three Clergymen and four Laymen are to be elected as Representatives for the Diocese of Dunedin, for a period of three yeors. Laymen of the age of 21 years and upwards, who shall have signed the following declaration, namely :— " I ,do hereby declare, thati am a member of the United Church of England and Ireland, in New Zealand," are qualified to vote for the Lay Representative of the District of the Diocese in which they reside, and every such Layman being a Communicant, may be elected as a Lay Representative, whether resident or not in the district for which he is elected. ELECTORAL DISTRICTS. 1. From Dunedin (including the city and suburbs of Dunedin) to the Mataura — Returning Officer, C. Caldwell, Esq., Dunedin, 2. From Port Chalmers to the Waitaki — Returning Officer, H, Clapcott, Esq., Oamaru. 3. The Goldfields — Returning Officer—Ochiltree, Esq., of Messrs Herbert, Lawrence. 4. Southland — Returning officer, — T. Brodrick, Esq., Invercargill. If the persons nominated do not exceed the number to be elected, they will be returned as representatives of the Diocese ; if they exceed the number, their names will be published, and the electors will be called upon to record then* votes. Form of Nomination Paper for a Lay Elector : — «« I , do hereby declare that I am a member of the United Church of England and Ireland, in New Zealand, and I hereby nomina t e , as the Representative from the District of in the General Synod." Residence of Elector. Signature. Nominations must be sent iv to the Returning Officers, on or before 12 noon of the 2lst of September next. It is requested, before any candidate is nominated, that he should express his willingness to attend the Synod, in the event of his being elected. E. G. EDWARDS, Rural Dean. By order of the Standing Committee. Dunedia, Sept. 4, 1868. EAREWELL ADDRESS TO THE BISHOP OF NEW ZEALAND. t .AM requested by the Committee appointed in •*- Wellington to present a Farewell Address to the Bishop of New Zealand, to obtain the signatures of those of all classes and denominations who desire to take part in such Address. Parchment Forms lie in the office of the Clerk to the Superintendent for signature. HENRY ARMSTRONG, : ;