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Southland Times, Issue 2052, 15 January 1875, Page 2

WESLEYAN SABBATH SCHOOL, Leet street, Invercargill. ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY, JAN. 17, 1875. I^WO SERMONS will be preached, morning and evening, by the Rev. W. ,T. Williams, af Balolutha. Collections at the close of each I Service on behalf .'of the School Funds. j At three o'clock the School will bo examined md addressed by the Rev. ' Mr Williams and jthers. On Wednesday following, the ANNIVER. 3ARY TEA MEETING- will be heid. Tea at lialf-past six o'clock. After which, a Service of 3ong (by the members of the School, assisted by i number of friends), illustrative of the Pilgrim's Progress, with adapted connective Readings. During the evening several addresses will be j delivered, and the annual report read. Tickets— 2s— to be had of all the booksellers JJOTIC E. AS the undersigned is winding up his late business, all accounts duo to him must be paid before the 3lst initant. All claims against him to be sent in at once. A. M'G. BROWN. SOUTHLAND AGRICULTURAL ! AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. MEETING- of the Directors will be hold at the Prince of Wales Hotel, at 4 o'clock p.m. on Saturday, 16th January, 18 75. B. WILLOUGHBY, Secretary. INVERCARGILL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Established 1872. PROFESSOR H. HENRI, B.A. (Diploma College of Angouleme), ex-English Master Lycfce Napoleon, Paris, nine years Certificate Teacher, New Zealand. TiHE above School was ro-oponed on the 11th January. Pupils however can be enrolled at any time. Th» s *oat aim of this Institution is to impart to youths a sound English education through all its branches, with a perfect knowledge of ARITHMETIC and BOOK-KEEPING-. The Girls' Department will be superintended by Mrs Henri, who is a First-class Certificate Teacher. NO PUPIL TEACHERS (the ruin of schools) employed on any consideration. Should sufficient inducement offer, aa Evening School will be commenced on the Ist February next. COUTHLAND PUBLIC COMPLIMENTARY BALL, To the American ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDITION, Who observed the Transit of Venus at Queenstown, and also to the CAPTAIN AND OFFICERS Of the United States Frigate Swatara. Committee : His Worship the Mayor and Town Councillors J H Baker, Esq J L Bush, Esq C Basstian, Esq Jas Blacklock, Esq W E Brewster, Esq W Brunton, Esq W E Brunton, Esq J F Brunton, Esq M R Bree, Esq J R Cuthbertson, Esq, John Dalgliesh, Esq M H R A W Fraser, Esq N Ferguson, Esq W P G-rigor, Esq E F G-illee, Esq Capt Hankinson, R N Donald Hankinson,Eßq James Harvey, Esq Capt Heywood M Inetone, Esq John Hare, Esq J H Kerr, Esq R Kaye, Esq G F Martin, Esq Wm Eerie, Esq D Macrorie, Esq J T Martin, E3q W McPherson, Esq H McCulloch.Esq, R M W G McClure, Esq A McNeill, Eeq Peter McKellar, Esq David McKellar, Esq S Nicbol, Esq V A Pyke, Esq Capt Thos Thomson F W Wade; Esq WmWood.Esq, MPCGeo Webster, Esq, E W Yorath, Esq M H R (with power to add). The Ball will be held at the Invercargill DRILL SHED, about the 19th January, 1875, but the date will be announced on the arrival of the U.S. steamer Swatara. Double Tickets, one guinea — may be obtained from the members of Committee. W. B. SCANDRETT, Honorary Secretary. SOUTHLAND CALEDONIA^ SOCIETY. AN adjourned Meeting of the above Society will be held at the Albion Hotel on Monday, the 18th inst., at 8 o'clock p.m. NEIL FERGUSON. Secretary. ~~ l~ a g~ t. rpHE Second Anniversary of the Wallacetown JL Lodge of above Order will be celebrated by holding a Tea-meeting in the schoolhouse, on Tuesday, the 19th instant. Tea on the table at 6.30 p.m. After the tables are cleared, an address will be delivered by the Rev. W. J. Williams of the Balclutha Lodge, and a varied Programme will be gone through, by members of the Order from the Riverton, Invercargill, and Wallucetown Lodges, consisting of Addresses, Readings, Vocal and Instrumental Music, &c. Tickets — 2s — to be had from the members of Committee and at the door. WM. RUSSELL, W.S. Stuarton, Ryal Bush, 11th January, 1875. TO DAIRY FARMERS AND OTHERS. PRODUCE. rpHE undersigned are cash purchasers of all 1 kinds of COLONIAL PRODUCE, and will make liberal advances on consignments placed ia their hands for sale. MARSHALL BROTHERS, Bond street, Dunedin. ~~ SCHOOL FEES. T)EB3ONS in arrears for school fees due either JL to the Grammar or District Schools are requested to pay their several amounts to the undersigned without delay. F. NUTTER, Treasurer, Invercargill School Committee. INVERCARGILL HOSPITAL. ______ ' rpHE Annual Meeting of subscribers to the JL Hospital will be held as early as practicable in the month of January, due notice being given thereof. As matters of considerable importance will be brought under discussion, it is desirable that a large attendance o( subscribers should be secured, and notice is therefore hereby given that only those persons whose subscriptions for the current year are actually paid are entitled to take part in the proceedings of the meeting. Subscriptions and donations will be received by any member of the Committee. THOMAS PERKINS, Hon. Treasurer. MUSIC. MRS JOHN MAC ARTHUR, Forth street, has resumed her music lessons. Quarters will dote from the day ou which pupils begin to receive instruction. '