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Southland Times, Issue 1986, 21 September 1874, Page 4

Public Notices INVERCARGILL ATHEN^TTM. rpHE following is a list of subscriptions in aid X of a building for the Invercargill Athenaeum — the names having been given upon the condition that the building of the Athenaeum be erected in accordance with the plans submitted to the meeting of subscribers held at the rooms on the 15th January, 1874, and that subscribers of £10 receive Life Membership Tickets : — John Dalgliesh £10 10 0 Sir F.D. Bell 10 10 0 Wra Martin, Waioola 10 10 0 W. H. Hall 10 10 0 B. Ekensteen 10 10 0 W. H. Pearson 10 10 0 J. W. Mitchell 10 10 0 Fredk. W. Wade 10 10 0 D. L. Matheson 10 10 0 Alex. Mair 10 10 0 Thos. Pratt 10 10 0 Henry Wilson 10 10 0 Robert Tapper 10 10 0 J. H. Smith 10 10 0 • Angus Kerr 10 10 0 Henry Mayo ... . ... 10 10 0 James Blackloci . ... 10 10 0 W. Brunton 10 10 0 JDr Yornth 10 10 0 W. J. Moffett .... ... ... 10 10 0 L. Hume , ... 10 10 0 J. Kingsland ,„ 10 10 0 ?. M'Kellar .„ ... ... 10 10 0 James Garven 10 10 0 W. J. M. Larnach 10 10 0 Thomas M. Macdonald ... 10 10 0 James Harvey 10 10 0 Brogden & Sons 10 1° 0 Wm. Black wood 10 10 0 E. M. Hankinson ... .. 10 10 0 Alexander Menzies 10 10 0 Thomas Watson 10 10 0 D. McArthur 10 10 0 Capt. Brown 10 10 0 T. L. Barnhill 10 10 0 R. S. Borne 10 10 0 George Saunders 10 10 0 Henry Hill 10 10 0 Robert Taylor ... 10 10 0 Joseph Rogers 10 10 0 J.D.Hayes 10 10 0 H. S. Fish, senr 10 10 0 H. T. Ross 10 10 0 W. Lawrence 10 10 0 William Stuart 10 10 0 Captain EUes 10 10 0 G.M.Bell 10 10 0 Thomas Perkins 10 10 0 W. Barbara 10 10 0 John Brown 10 10 0 Kenneth Rose 10 10 0 James Colyer ... 10 10 0 Robt. Hamilton 10 10 0 Wm. Lawson ... ... ... 10 10 0 David McKellar 10 10 C John Hare 10 10 0 William Wood 10 10 0 J. F. Dundas, jun 10 10 0 Cuthbert Cowan 10 10 0 A. McNeiU 10 10 0 David Mcßobie 10 10 0 John Elliott 10 10 0 William Johnston 10 10 0 Robert Cleave 10 10 0 W. S. Trotter 10 10 0 George Printz 10 10 0 W. Conyers 10 10 0 William Slsan 10 10 0 John Sloan 10 10 0 T. Paterson 10 10 0 A. N. Campbell 10 10 0 Allan Carmichael 10 10 0 John Thomson, senr. ... 10 10 0 K. Y. Z 10 10 0 Richard Matthews 10 10 0 Thomas A. Trumble 10 10 0 W. Wilkinson 10 10 0 R. Kaye 10 10 0 H. West ... 10 10 0 John Shand 10 10 0 Richard Powell 10 10 0 A. Ross 10 10 0 G. & B 10 10 0 Daniel Dunlop 10 10 0 A. B 10 10 0 Judge Ward 10 10 0 Thomas Brodrick 10 10 0 W. Organ 10 10 0 J. McCrostie 10 10 0 C. L. Fredric 10 10 0 Harold E. Co wper 10 10 0 W. Lewis 10 10 0 Christopher Basstian 10 10 0 James Ccoper... ... ... 10 10 0 John Laidlaw 10 10 0 George Webster 10 10 0 Jamis Araria II 0 0 R. S. Pasley 15 15 0 Thomas Cumming 10 0 0 W.Russell 10 0 0 J. T. Martin 10 0 0 Nicholas Johnson 10 0 0 H. E. Osborne 10 0 0 J. Hatch 10 0 0 H. McCulloch 10 0 0 G. F. Martin 10 0 0 William Cochran 10 0 0 D. Macrorie 10 0 0 H. J. Gibbs 10 0 0 Thomas Sutton ... ... 10 0 0 JohnCrombie 10 0 0 Peter McEwan 10 10 0 John R. Cuthbertson (President) 10 10 0 £1185 15 0 Provincial Government subsidy 520 0 0 £1705 15 0 The subscriptions of SirF. D. Bell, W. Wood, Esq., T. M. Macdonald, Esq., Messrs Brogden & Sons, R. S. Pasley, Esq., and Capt. Brown are given unconditionally. H. E. OSBORNE, Hon Treasurer. INVERCARGILL ARTILLERY AND RIFLE VOLUNTEER BALL. rpHE annual Ball will take place at the Drill 1 Hall, on FRIDAY, 25th September, 1874. Tickets can be obtained from Captain Dalgliesh Captain Wade Lieutenant Brunton Lieutenant Ferguson „ Bree „ Macrorie And also from the following members of the Committee: — Instructor M'Pherson, Color-Sergt. Scandrett, Sergt. J. L. Thomson, Sergt. A. M'G. Brown, Corp. Hannah, Corp. Campbell, and Vol. Taylor. The Band will be conducted by Hautrie West, Esq. R. BUCHANAN, Junr., Secretary. McKENZIE'S MUSEUM, DEE STREET (Opposite Southland Club). T7 ISITOBS to lnrercargill are respectfully inV vited to call and inspect the above collection, which has now been established for upwards of five years. The Collection consists of a large variety of New Zealand Birds and Fishes ; Birds ai.d Animals from the Australian Colonies ; and Natural and Historial Curiosities from different parts of the world. Additions of rare objects in natural history are Constantly being made. Admission Ohe Shu-iino