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Southland Times, Issue 1177, 16 June 1869, Page 4

Public Wotice* Volunteer Orderly Room, Invercargill, 11th Juno, 1869. mHERE will be an inspection of arms on 1 WEDNESDAY, 23rd June, inst., at 8 o'clock, p.m., by order of the General Government, at the Exchange Buildings. Fines £1 for absentees will be strictly enforced. By order, JAMES EARVEY, Captain Commanding. NOTICE. mHE representative of Mr Charles Begg, _L Pianoforte Maker and Tuner, Dunedin, is now on a professional visit to Invercargill. Parties requiring his services in tuning or repairing their PIANOS or HARMONIUMS, will please communicate with him at Mr Colyer's Princess Hotel, without delay, as his stay must necessarily be limited . MELBOURNE HOTEL. THE above Hotel, in first-class situation at corner of Dee and Leet Streets, is now for disposal either by purchase or lease. The rental is low, premises conveaient and in good repair, with a good business. The present occupant has j other engagements. For purchase, terms easy. THOMAS PERKINS, Accountant, Dee-street; NOTICE. ! MB, THOMAS PERKINS, of Dee-street, Accountant, is authorised to receive outstanding accounts on my behalf, and his receipt shall be sufficient discharge for same. JOHN HAMILTON. Harrißville, May sth, 1869. I Si I y_ |p§ S ~~X J Ploughs., W 1 g />>— y*\ se I SNUG FARM FOR SALE, AT DAVIDSON'S BUSH. Within 14 miles of Invercargill, and three miles of Halfway Bush. rA ACRES, being the western portion of {J\J Section 16, Block 11., Mabel District. Bush and open land, all broken up, and substantially fenced. A comfortable Dwelling House, with Stockyard, Stable, and all necessary outbuildings, with a good road thereto. for particulars and terms (time allowed) apply to GEORGE YOUNG, Fox-street, Harrisville. Or to THOMAS PERKINS, Accountant, Dee-street, Invercargill. NOTICE. "VTtSBET MTtOBIE begs to inform the in- -*- habitants of Invercargill and surrounding country, that he has commenced business as PLUMBER, BELLHANGER, & TINSMITH, in the premises in Tay-street, formerly occupied by Mr Kingsland, Bootmaker. Orders promptly attended to, and charges . oderate. TAMES SURMAN begs to intimate to residents of the Western District that he has disposed of the Riverton branch of his business as Auctioneer, Salesman, &0., to Mb PETER GRANT, for whom he respectfully requests a continuance of the support so long accorded to him. TJETER GRANT begs to inform the residents -^ of the Western District that he has succeeded to the business of Mr James Surman, Auctioneer, Valuator, and Commission Agent, in which he trusts, by giving his best attention to the interests of bis clients, to obtain their liberal support. NOTICE. ALL Accounts and claims against the late Thomas Hamilton, of Rosefle, Long Bnsh, are requested to be sent in to the undersigned on or before the 30th June, instant, for adjustment, otherwise they will not be recognised j and all accounts and debts due to said deceased are requested to be paid to the undersigned forthwith. JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor for the Executors. Esk-street, Invercargill, 9th June, 1869. lost and found £2 KEWAKD. LOST, about end of February last, near Mr Morison's, Benmore, a Bay Horse, with star on forehead, light draught, stands about 16 hands. Branded (Anchor), on near shoulder. The reward will be paid to any one delivering the horse to the undersigned, or giving information leading to his recovery. T. M' WILLIAMS, Win ton. £3 REWARD. QTRAYED from TPuni Bush, Four Red Steers, O branded G Fon olf shoulder, One White Cow, branded G F oli' shoulder, and Calf (unbranded), One Red and V .ite Cow, branded F O off shoulder. Ten shfli..i{js a-head, or £3 for the lot, will be paid on their delivery to 0 Froggatt, Long Bush. Any information as to their whereabouts will be thankfully received by G. Froggatt arid Co., Butchers,]) Tayatree*. '