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Southland Times, Issue 3324, 14 February 1879, Page 2

N E w .b .^ H E T - R fi, "" ' DJLE STREET. .iy • . > ! _ _ _ . ' Pbopbietob J. C. raineb. Habby Stanley ... .Lecturer and Manager. TO-NIGHT^ Fbiday^ Feb. 14th, 1879. Re-appearance of , - TIAINER'S GREAT DIORAMA dFTHE" J - * A M v E R I C A* N- WAR, The • only T complete rWprk of the kind in , Existencel. The Thundery of the Cannon and the din of the Battle Field- faU. upon the pf the Audieaqe-^&itbful tb life in every particular, f t , u ," All the principal , - , BATTLES, SIEGES, AND NAVAL -j; . -i • rt ENGAGEMENTS t. , Of both the Norther-Tand Southern Armies * ' 'in the*Unifed States. In consequence bf the Liberal Patronage bestowed upon the\ Entertainment, the past ten years!, there wiU be ', , D I.S^ T R,,I V B UT E D,, FRE El Each evening, amongst the Audience, ';' * - PRESENTS On a scale of Magnitude never before ( „ Attempted, ..FRIDAY," A GRAND CONUNDRUM NIGHT. I The proprietor will give for the best original Conundrum on the American War Panorama, A VERi BANDSOME OLEOGRAPH - . iPICTURE,' BEAUTIFULLY • c. i i, FRAMED. . In addition to the usual distribution, aPresent -will also be given for the WOBST One. The Conundrums wUI be collected from the Audience only, at -9 o'clock on Friday Evening, in the Hall, and be examined by a Committee of Gentlemen. The Picture wUI be on view in the window' of; J.. Di Hayes, Chemist, 5 Dee street. Prices of admission to suit the people, ' ONE, TWO, AND THREE \ SHILLINGS; r Children "half -price to Reserved -Seats. Doors open at 7.30; commence at -8. ' MID-DAY PERFORMANCE. Satubday Aftebnoon. Doors open at 2.30, commence^ at 3 o'clock. 156 THE Working: Mens' Club is how open to Subscribers. ,Membel■s^vlU please apply for theti'*-- < *!fe to ' .T&t -\ „..;-.; ':■,-:, . W- H. HOMER,; *-. x ' " ' • 7 ' l -Z.-. ' Z ' '■'', a. 7 '7$® il &&FJv7.' Cl^'Roomtj'pee street; ;; v ,; ' " :" . = INVERCARGILLTROAD BOARD. Notice is hereby given' thaft ii Mr -Thonias-Middleton-has.ceased to be collector to this Board, and that aU ayrears of rates now due must at, once :be H -paid. to the. Clerk of the.. Board, at' the Board's office, Dee ' street, or ';■ legal, proceedings wUI taken for their, recovery. ' LEWIS LONGUET, .--AAA v. Clerk to the .Board. February^9th, 1879. :;. ;; „;.;. 116,; piKLS' ,HIGH , SCHOOL. . " MISS WAYMOUTH. By * permission of the Governors, begs to inform Parents and Pupils at the above' school that she gives lessons in ■T '-SINGING,. PIANOFORTE, &C. 13 - T> O *S T" P* O'-N'-B 1 iM EN T. The Tay. street Rroperiy Sale, is unavoidably postponed until -next month, day and date in. f ature.issueM -~ , . ' * AVM. TODD, 161 , Auctioneer. E EDUCTION - ; IN THE , PRICE OF' MEAT. TO THE' INHABITANTS OF INVER-- ' CARGILL. THe- r Price of Meat fiom this date will be as follows : — . , • ■ .3. d. Roast/Beef .- - „0 6 per lb. Rump Ste«nk ... ; ...- 0 8 „ Beefsteak ... «... 0 6„ „'. Corned Beef J ... „..0 4 „ Corned .Rouud Do. ... 0 6 „ -.Fore-quarters Mutton 0 4 „ Hind-quarters Do. ... 0 5 „ Sides Do J ... 0 4 „ -Legs and Loins Do. ~ ... 0 6 „ _, . Chops - ..." A. ~... 0-6 „ £.. WM. ORGAN & CO.- r e"' ' ANDREWS & MARTIN. , .- -JOSEPH PHILLIPS & CO. GEORGE • SAUNDERS.' ARTHUR -PALMER. ' ' : • RICHARD POWELL. R. P. ANDERSON. ■' TnvercargUl, 14th February, 1879. 199 „ T^F O^ ,;Tt/ , 1 C^ £ The Undersigned having .purchased the business of Hermau Rose, butcher, Clyde street, begs to inform the public generaUy that he wiU continue to supply, at current rates, the best quality, of meat and small goods. "' el', All debf s due to' Mr Rose are to be paid to me. ' ' ' , ' " R. P. ANDERSON. -''-ii ' — jr-T-' t. •' , Families waited on fob Obdebs. gig" Note the address — . ' >■ ' - R. P. ANDERSON, : , „Next Gerbes' Furniture Factory, 201 ' ' ' " "'Clyde street/ IN THE " FIELD " TRIALS OF SPORT- ) ' -■" ING GUNPOWDERS, Which took place at Wimbledon, in May, 1878, . V I - ' - >< CURTIS Ss- HARVEY'S. ORDINARY ,No. 6 GUNPOWDJ-R gave in Choke-Bore Guns, the highest average penetration, and the lowest g average Tecoil. In Cylinder Guns J t CURTIS & HARVEY'S ORDINARY No. 4 Also gave the highest average penetrr.with Ih3 least variation in recoil. 'Thelattir^circunistance'is conclusive evidence of regular shooting, a result due mainLy to the evenness of Grain'characfceristic of all C. & H.s Sporting Powders. • ' CURTIS'S'&' HARVEY, "193 * } '' Ldudon, E.C. ' ''' "VTdTIOB TO- ADVERTISERS. r -' ' -/ "All Advertisements intended for - ' inWtiori'rrl the WEEKLY TIMES ; must' be scht.'in not later than ' f THKEK o'clock on' Friday. SOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOL, > INVER- ■ ,. t t The' 'above Sebdpl was opened on Monday, 'lolh Fcbruaiy. •' r•' .• ' -Pi '.