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Southland Times, Issue 2165, 13 August 1875, Page 2

NOTICK OF CALL. THE NEW ZKATiANT!) SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited.) rriHE Directors of this Company have 1 decided to Call up of tho unpaid Capital of the Company a further sum of £2 10s per share, payable on the following dates : — Twenty shillings, on the 15th August, 1875, Twenty shillings, on the Ist October, 1875, Ton sliillings, on the 15th November, 1875, nt the offices of the Company, or at any of the branches of the Bank of New Zealand throughoi^ the colony. Pre-pavment ofthe wholo or any portion of the Calls will be received under rebate of interest, at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum By order of tho Board of Directors. JOSEPH GOULD, Secretary. Christchurch, 14th July 1875. N".B.—No Transfer will bo registered after this dat-, until the amount due has been paid. Interest al the rate of Ten per cent, per an mi in will be charged on overdue Calls, and < will be strictly enforced.. PEIZE MONEF. it'INNEES o f Prize Mon^y at the late \ \ Champion Ploughing Match cau have the same on application to the Treasurer, G. GOODWILLIE, Saddler, Tay street. I THE OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND INj VESTMENT COMPANY (Limited). THE] business of the Company in the I Southland district is now conducted at the Othce of the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Invercareill under the agency of John Dalgliesh, Esq.,to whom all applications must be made and interest paid. A. W. MORRIS, Manager. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF COCHRAN k BLACKWOOD. ON and after Friday, 13th instant, an interim dividend ol fis Sd in the £ will he payable at the oilice of Messrs McPherson and Co., Invercargill, on all duly certified claims in the above estate. JAS. E. HANNAH ") BICHARD SPENCE [ Trustees. W. McPHERSON ) M' ESSRS J. MACGIBBON & SONS hnve | been appointed our 'igents at the Ma- j i aura for the sale of bricks. \ A constant Mirply will be kept on hand by i them. j C. FROGGATT & CO. ■ ! No T i c i*: . I iy ILLIAM PRESTON bc.-s to announce) 1 VV tbat he has eommev.ced business as a ; ! Woolicn and Siik Dyer. opposite Cooper's , Nursery, Noith Road. Orders mny be left j wilh Mr Cooper, seedsman, Dee street. j I suUTJIIAND BUILDING, LAND, AND | I INVESTMENT SOCIETY. i i j sIStOUN'T" at the rale of 5 per cent. J ! !.' per annum wid be allowed on payments j in advance, f-r periods of not less than six | \ , i montns. I The New Quarter commenced on the llh i August. Shares can be taken up at the Society's oilice at any time. _ j I 'The Subscriptions and other payments will j jin future be received at the Society's oilice, ] j near the Kailway Station, every alternate j i Wednesday, between the hours of 10 a.m. j ■ and 2 p.m7, ai.d from 7 to'J p.m., commencing j ' on the -lib ol August. ; JAMES BROWN, I ; Secretary. j i SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEBENTURES, FOR SHORT j PERIODS. ; 'THE Southland Building, Land and In--1 votment Society are prepared logive Seven per cent, lor money on Debentures, in sum> oi* L'lo and upwards, for periods, of ihree and six months. JAMES BROWN, Secretary. TO AGKICULTUKI3TS AND GEAZLEES. T!*E BEG TO NOTIFY that we have ap- ; \\ pointed Mr David Smyth, Tay street, ■ liivercai-fill, sole agent in this district for the : sd-- of our superphosphates, half inch bones, and bone dust. (SLncd) GOLDSMITH ,V CO. July 23rd, 1875. 1 'j' HE U EEKEY TIMES OF SATURDAY WILL CONTAIN— Pa ill" invent ': The Abolition Debate 1 '■ Parma's" Rejoinder I Wellieglon Correspondoncc i Winton t orre.-p >n ienee ■ Aborigines :uri Porpoises | Cnamber of Commerce ; District Court j Winton- Kingston Railway lmmii.'r.i!its to Arrive in Southland | Municipal Council I Eads and Scraps Arcadian Simplicity I Waste Lands I'o ird I Mr Lumsden and his Constituents j Podiy And ail the L ■ cd an I General Inform ition ol Ihe Week.

i I Tin; Deo Nuisance.—Our Winton corI respondent wiites:—Josh Billings in his " Allium* x " fay- " that more do-s than a man wants i- a i vi- nc,'' and I cordially ■en orse the .-tali ine;.t. ll is a wonder to me ; \\];y people keep a i-t o!'m'm.;rel cars h worry nnd annoy their iLei.;hb-jrs, to destroy i property, and to yd th*ir owners mulcted in ; sundry fines. This district is ho exception to I die rule, as the record of ihe R. M.'s Court i will sh-rtly .diov.-. A rood dog is an invalu- ! able .-crva'ui, and (.hould (in my opinioli) g'j untaxed ; uKvcj-s cms I wc.u: d las iieavily.an ri.l our streels and highways ot the pests thai ) roam.