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Southland Times, Issue 3315, 4 February 1879, Page 1

{ .L j « Public Notices, :••% i : — ; — = — = = J G<SORMIGK- REAPER' AND BINDER .The New ZeaJand Loan and MeriJantile Agoncy Co. (Limited), have been appointed local Hgents for the above celebrated harvesterj which has taken the highest prizes at the competitions with* other machines in Otago and Canterbury. One of these machines has been set up, and is-nbw on view at the- 'Company's Store, Esk .street. -\ f , . .' - .T "jVT.cqORMICK REAPER AND BINDER The first trial #iis season of the above celebrated Harvester will be made on Mr Hugh Carswell's Farm, Pine' Bush, Toitbes, on, WEDNESDAY, sth FEBRUARY. Fnll particulars of this" machine , can be learned on application to the local agents", _J The N.Z.L. & M.A." CO: "1%/TARSH REAPER AND BINDER. A Shipment of these celebrated American Machines are now landed and on view at the Agents, where every information will tie given. Inspection in vited — Price low. TREW & HALL, 17 Dee street. IM 7 O T~~ I C IT , In terms of Rule 17 of the rules of the Southland Building and Investment Society and Bank of Deposit, notice is hereby given ' that by resolution of the directors the rate of interest allowed on debentures is increased to 7 per cent, for six and twelve months By order of the Directors, ' JAMES BROWN, Secretary. 'Invercargill, 3rd January, 1879. fpHE Working Mens* Club is now open to JL Sub33ribers. Members will please apply forthetfr^tsto '• - . . t ., . '.;; WVH. HOMER, Secretary. Club Roohi,' Dee street. QOUTHLAND. BUILDING AND INtEST)O MENT SOCIETY AND BANK OF DEPOSIT. Established ... ... 1869. ■ * Money' advanced on freehold property in terms of rules for periods of 7, 9, and 11 years/ Fortnightly repayments. Rate of interest, 8- per ;ceiit. per annum. Borrowers participate in profits. : ■ The Society's debentures now issued bear interest at the rate of 5 and 7 per cent. Every information on application to JAMES BROWN, ... Secretary. SOUTHLAND GIRLS' HIGH SCHO OL This School will be i opened under the superintendence of an experienced Lady Principal, assisted by a staff of competent teachers." The course of instruction will -comprise a thorough English. .'education," viz., Rpading, Grammar, Composition, Geography, History, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Natural Science, Writing; also Class Singing and Needlework. Instruction by qualified teachers will also be given in French, J3r.erman, Music, Singing, Dancing, Gymnastics, Dressmaking, and Ornamental Work. The school will be divided into Senior and Junior divisions; No examination- will be required for admission to the Junior division except that those entering be able to read and spell fairly, and know the four simple rules of arithmetic. ; Terms : Payable quarterly in advance — Per quarter. , : £ s. d. For Senior Division 2 10 0 For Junior Division ... ... 2 0 0 With reference to the above the Board of Governors beg to intimate that the Girls' BLlgll School Trill be opened, on. Monday, 10th February, 1879: Meantime parents and others intending to enter pupils are requested to communicate with the secretaiy. Note. — Intimation will be given in future advertisement of the fees which will be charged for extras, such as French, German, Music, Singing, Dancing, &c. ' F. NUTTER, Secretary/CORPORATION OF INVERCARGILL. V^ , THE HARBORS ACT, 1878. ELECTION OF TWOMEMBERS TO REPRESENT THE TOWN OF INVERCARGILL ON THE BLUFF HARBOR BOARD. Public Notice is hereby given that Messrs John Robert Cuthbertson Joseph Hatch Joseph Tice Martin and David Smyth Have been duly nominated candidates for election, and that a POLL will be taken at each of the Four Wards of the town on Monday, the 10th day of February, 1879, commencing at 9 o'clock in the morning, and closing at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. . The polling places will be — North Ward. Wesleyan Schoolroom, Leet street. Second Ward, . • Municipal Council Hall, Kelvin street Third Ward. Oddfellows' Hall, Tay street. South Ward. The house of Mr Josiah Rogers, situate on Section 21, Block XX, Clyde street. . , W. B. SCANDRETT, ;; Town Clerk, , Returning OfficerMunicipal Offices, lavereave-ill, Jnu. 31,, 1879. - : .,, ..,.;■ T> L U F F H A R B O R B 6A R D. Notice is hereby given that at the Nomination of a member to represent the Suburban Municipalities of North invercargill. South Invercargill, East Inveroargill, Avenal, and Gladstone on the above Board, the following gentlemen, viz. : — Joseph Stock, and Edward Thomas Kemp • were duly nominated. ,A P.OLL being therefore necessary it will take' place on- Monday, the 10th day of February. POLLING PLACES. South Invercaegild. Schoolhouse, Appleby., , ,* East and North Ikvercargill. Council Chambers, -Jackson -street, East Invercargill. AVENAL AXD Gh&DßTCti&y 'g Council Chambers, - Avenal, North Road. Hours of polling, from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. TJEWIS^LONGfUET, '-* Returning' Officer. 'OUSINESS NOTICE WILLIAM SANDILANDS begs to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill and surrounding districts that he has opened business in TAY STREET (Opposite the Empire Hotel), as GUNSMITH, &c } And hopes by strict attention to business merit a share of public, support,