Public NoticesT^U-^ REYNOLDS' gOUTHLAND ALMANAC AM) DIE EC TOR V, V 1 8 6 9. Jfc desire has been very generally expressed for the publication of an Annual Almanac and Directory for this Province. Messes Rexnoijjs & Co. have therefore to announce that arrangements have been cade to i publish a work of the above description. The j first number will appear in December next. I As a work of reference to the business portion of the community, the importance of a reliable Directory cannot be over-estimated. The farming community will find useful and necessary information contained in the proposed work, and as a guide book to nautical men, in obtaining sailing directions, tides, signals, &c., the Directory will supply a long-felt want. The volume will contain an epitome of the history and position of the Province, its resources, acreage, land regulations, and further information of general interest. As the expense of compiling a work of this nature will be considerable, the Publishers solicit the liberal support of the inhabitants of . the Province. REYNOLDS & CO., Publishers. FORM OF ORDER FOR SUBSCRIBERS. The Publishers of the •; SOUTHLAND ALMANAC & DIRECTORY. Times Office, Esk Street, Send me copies of SanffiESHzaonQuwiv; - and Dlrecturjrr ~ ' ' ' "^-^^ Name.. „.-. Residence SHEET ALMANAC FOJi-X-a-e^ REYNOLDS & CO., WILL ISSUE IN DECEMBER NEXT, A SHEET ALMA.NAC, OF CONVENIENT SIZE, Which wih. be distributed gratuitously to Subscribers to THE "SOUTHLAND TIMES," AST) "WEEKLY/ TIMES." STORAGE. T^HE undersigned begs to intimate to Farmers Jl 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. THE CALEDONIAN SCHOOL." Tat Stbbet, Inteecabgilii, JOHN G. SMITH, Mastee. Common Branches taught in Public School, Higher Branches in private classes. Terms moderate. - ; BY a Diploma of fellowship conferred by the Educational Institute of Scotland, Mr Smith" is certified to be qualified to teach English, Grammar, Composition, History, Geography, Writing, Arithmetic, Alegebra, Geometry, Natural Science Agricultural Chemistry, Latin, Greek, French and German.
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Southland Times, Issue 1023, 18 September 1868, Page 1
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428Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Southland Times, Issue 1023, 18 September 1868, Page 1
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