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Southland Times, Issue 2054, 18 January 1875, Page 2

INYEKCAEGILL ATHENAEUM. THE Committee respectfully request Life Members to pay their subscriptions, at their earliest convenience, to Mr 0. E. Matthews, Accountant, Eldon Chambers, who is authorised to collect Life Subscriptions. J. A. M ( ARTHUR, Hon. Secretary. 21st December, 1874. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DUNEDIN, BLUFF, AND EIVERTON. FOE DUNEDIN. <r«^_. 'I^HE well-known and fa"gSiTMTrffl^^"^ LiUiil.JCiJtlii.il VX, Capt. Best, Will sail from the Bluff for Dunedin, on MONDAY, 18th INST. Passengers by last train. Has spacious saloon accommodation for pasBencers. For freight or passage, apply to * E. BUCHANAN, Aeent, Tay street. Or WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INSTONE, ' Bluff and Riverton. INVEKCAHGILL DIVISION, No. 44, SONS OF TEMPERANCE. MEMBERS of the above Division are requested to meet at the Oddfellovra Hall, Tay street, on Friday, tho 22nd inst., at 8 p.m., and every alternate Friday till further notice. D. R0;l5, W.lr. ' n" "o~¥~i c c. WITH reference to the advertisement, signed D. Bonthron, in this day's News, I bee to intimate that it has no reference to the Invercargill Division, No. 44, of the Sons of leraperance, Victoria Grand Division, which has no connection with those who left and joined the National Division of Australasia. D. ROSS, W.F., Invercargill Division, No. 44, Of Victoria Grand Division, No. 15, Sons of Temperance. Oddfellows' Hall, Tayjrtreef, 12th January, 1H75. "^^fldel i t y SONS OfV.M?^^ INVERCARQILL DIVISJLL,, I^HE above Society still continues to meet every alternate Friday, at 8 p.m., as usual, in the Temperance Hali, Esk street. Next meeting night — 22nd instant. DAVID BONTHRON, W.P. HENRY M'LKAN, F.S. IN reference to an advertisement that appeared in the Southland Times, dated llth inst., signed D.Robs, we have to inform the members of the Invercargill Division, No. 44, Sons of Temperance, that the said D. Ross ha 3 no claim to be called a Sen of Temperance, seeing that, according to the Financial Secretary's books, the said D. JKosa is thirty-two weeks in arrears in his contributions, which fact, according to Rule 66 of the Invercargill Division, No. 44, disqualifies the said D. Kuss Irora hoving any claim to be called a Sou of Temperance ; and, moreover, the said D. B.o« ;;ave notice to the Financial Secretory to stri ;e li is mmc from the list of membership in September 'ast. DAVID BONTHRON, W.P. HENRY M'LEAN, F.S. | Invercargill, Jan. 13, 1875.