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Southland Times, Issue 2247, 27 December 1875, Page 2

JUST PUBLISHED, HILLS, DICK & COS OTA GO ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY, ENLABaED AND lItI'KOVED, Containing latest Commercial and other useful information. To be had of all News agents and Booksellers. MILLS, DICK & CO., Publishers, Dunedin. WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE. INVERNESS BREAD AND BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. WHOLKSALE & RETAIL. GALLACHER & (J O . BEG to inform the public of Invereargill and the surroun .-ling districts, that they have opened those commodious premises in Dee street, opposite Yarrow street, us Bread and Biscuit Manufacturers, also Coffee and Dining Kooms, with hot pies at all huurc, and hope by strict attention and supplying the best articles of each kiud, to merit a share of public support. Country orders promptly attended to. GALLACHER & CO. NOTICE OV KKMOVAL. A I R MATTHEWS, Solicitor, liiib Removed i\ I to hi* new offices in Mr L. Rodgers's Brick Building, Dee street. invekcargill collegiate school. DISTRIBUTION" OF PRIZES 11/ ILL take place on Monday, lL)th JanVV vary, 1876, at the reopening of the School. The parents and public are respectfully nvited to attend. HENKY HENRI Li. A. NORTH & SCOULLAR, IMPORTERS, BEG to t-nll the attention of persons visiting Dunedin, to their Largeßt Stock of Furniture in the Colonies, comprising — Handsome Tnlaid Oak Suites, covered in Miirroco Leather. Solid Mahogany Dining Suites, covered in Leaiher or Hair Seating. 50 Elegant Drawing Koom Suites, Walnut or Mahogany. Painted Pine Bedroom Suites. Solid Oak Lobby Suites. Massive Gilt Pier Glasses all sizes, New Patterns. 200 Pieces Choice BrusselU. 200 Tapestry Kidermin&ter, Felt Carpets. Hearthrugs, Door Mats, Coir Mattings. Floor Clothe, all widths, New Patterns. Pianofortes t>v Broad wood, Collard and Collard, Herkman, Brindsmead and Allison. All kinds English and Ametican Cane Chairs and every other requisite for Furnishing Cottage or Mansion. Venetian Blinda made to order. Note the Address, NORTH & SCOULLAR, CABINET MAKERS Sc IMPORTERS, Ratthay Stheet, Dunedi>\ Illustrated Catalogues sent on application. SPIS C I A L TRAI NS . WINTON RACES. \ TRAIN will leave Invercargili for Winl\ ton at 10.30 a.m., and leave Wiuton for Invercargili at 4.30 p.m. RETURN TICKETS 2s. By order, THOS. ARTHUR, Trafli\> Manager. CUTTaGE TO LET, ■ j 'O LET, a Comfortable Cottage, corner of 1 Spey and Leven sireets. Apply to MR G. H. MA IT LAND. CAUTION. IHKKRBY caution the public from ptirehnping or iruiling in Ilogbcn'a rutent Stoppered Bottles, I having purchased the sole right of the Patent for Southland. A Reward of ,€H> will be paid for such information as inny lead to the conviction of any < ne fonnd trading or truflicking in same after this date. W. J. MOFFJETT, Esk street. December 10, 1875. KO'IICK TO MAKE A FENCE. 10 the owners of Sections 8 and 10 Block 52 Invercargili. Tuke notice that 1 require 'lie boundary.or separatim; fence between eectons 8 and 9 and 9 and 10, be made immediitdy, and that the said fence consist of posts and rails, el .'Be boarded, lour feet 6 inches high, the posts to be of Totara or Black pine. GEORGE JOSS. IMPOUNDED on the 14th of December, I ]b 75, by — McGilvray, 1 dark mare j branded U with j, upside down in centre near shoulder, whue spot or. near side ; also, 1 small liiht bay entire colt, branded J T off shoulder". If not released before tho 28th day of December, will be sold at the VVaikivvi pound, JACOB OTT, Poundkpeper. rMPOUNDED on tlwj 3 4th of December, L 1875, by Thomas Irurable. 1 Light Strawberry Bullock, branded D off rump ; C 1 spotted Steer, branded V off rump, near horn broken ; 1 small red and while heifer, no brand visible, for which 4s per head damages, and 2s driving fees is claimed. If not. released will be sold on the 28th of December, at the Waikiwi Pound. JACOB OIT, Poundkeeper. "IMPOUNDED on tho 22nd day of Decenr 1 ber, 1875, by tl c Inspector of Nuisancesi one bundled Bull, owner unknown. If not claimed will be sold at the Invercargili Pound on Friday, the 31st day of December, 1875, at r,oon, THOMAS WAUGH, Pounclkeeper.