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Southland Times, Issue 3417, 3 June 1879, Page 3

In Bankraptcy. IN BANKRUPTCY. S In the matter of the Debtors' and Credii tors' Act, 1876, and of the Debtors] and Creditors' Amendment Act,lß7s and in the mattci of the Bankruptcy r of William Holland, of Invercargiil. laborer, a debtor. j THIS is to notify that William Holland, of Invercargiil, has this day filed a statement that he is unable, to meet his engage- 1 inents with his creditors. The first meeting of Creditors to be held at the Resident Mag- ( istrate's Court, Invercargil] , on Friday, the 6th /toy»-Qf\ June, 1879, At 3,p.m. . - 1 rlatedatffispnd day of Jun|, 1879.'= ', ! J '-^'^ "ARTHUR O^HEN^ERSONf v 1480 Clerk of District Court. ( Amusements. SLOAN'S JfEAV /-THEATiTeI 7£ , ,. . \ t : » Lessees and Managers > V ( Hiscocks, Hayman, & Co. , , r Business Manager,, , Geo.'L'ingabd. ' , ! GRAND OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, ,i , JUNE,4th.S , 1 o .' ; — I I ' i The Idols of two Continents, „, 1 PROFESSOR S. S. and CLARA BALDWIN, 1 EXPOSERS OF SPIRITUALISM, „ lln their Original and ' "' ' EXTBAORDINARY LIGHT SEANCE, , Peaformmg by Human Agency all the- Marvellous Physical and Menial Tests of the most Celebijatgd Spuit Mediums, r , ' Endoisedby upwards, of 1000 piqminen^ Divines, iEJditprs,' , Literati^ and^ Notables^^as being the "Most Ciushihg Blow yet aimed against the perfoimances of Mediums — being all the more overwhelming in that the 'Banner of Light, the leading Spiritualist 'p'apeu (U.S.A.) Claims that Piofessor-Baldwnr is a Medium. < 'J « i'-iJ •> . ' r -^ ■ -CLARA BALDWIN'S , RENOWNED SPIRIT SEANCE MATERIALISATION. ,' J " v The Melbourne Aigus says :— " Y9ll { pra actually see and iecognise the faces and forms of the deadas/they appeal. in a blight light on the open! stage< during .- Clara >i ßaldwin s spirit bude rpceptionj" . / 1 ) Doors open at 7.30; commence B. .sharp. — Admission — 3s, 2s, Is. ' t Bos plan to be' s"6en at Mr H. West's Music 1 Warehouse. * '-'* W. C. CONKLIN, Ageht. LOYiL ST. GEORGE LODGE Otf ODDFELLOWS. r The 11th Anniversary will he celebrated by a SOIREE, CONCERT, AND BALL, j" ON FRIDAY EVENING, JDNE GTH, J .IN THE v l THEATRE RGYAL, .. . „. \ Ticket — Soiree and' : .C6tice"rt v;ii l.'.' ; 2s"6d. r Progi:am.mej;ini,ajfei!y'!,da3!s.>: -i.iT • MEfiSES^Ki^i^LAND,!Rurveyors.i „s i !f GEORGE ELDRE.D, . „ 1451 •■ "V.--' ;: - ' '■'.''■' '' '"•Secretary; " ■ ' - ; ' : '/'Tb ; iet/^fV,/ :i !;',7:VT l ' l f\ F F: I .C EjS: ; iT, 0 > Li E /T--IS ,P EAR L, _ , T A V :f ' S ; T'R ;E; ■E-' :: 'T.".f;, i Vp "0 : . ; /, : , ; : , j;; L ./. .. ; E . . .T..,,-First-class villa residence^ Dom street, nest' to Grammar School Rectory, six rooms, and outhouse, good - Every convenience. The best situation in town; Rent moderate. Apply,, , - ; ->! . .... ,;.. : ../,■■ R. and A. TAPPER BROTHERS, ::••: •■, :,:. . :!ii ■ . Sney street; Or, "." .1 ..■:•■- '.:>■■: . ;.. MR GEO. TAPPER, '.-■;•.-' " ; Waikiwi -Hotel.' YjU- -/I:: ; -„ N-' ■ -■■ T ..:,0- M N, T 6 t E T— ..'.'. Cottage and Stable lately •■occupied by : National Bank. „./,/.. Apply, ' ■-■■■■■■■>■■■■■ -.-■■■ '■■>■■ "■"■■■ •MR C. D. MOORF ... ..... .... Winton. or, ' ' ...'.' . ;,":'.. NATIONAL BANK, 58 , Invercargiil. rr\ r ... 0, . : L :;i ... E - . T Foe Ploughing, on Ceopping 'Tekms, 3000 acres /of lantlpn Merriyale. i Soil, black loam. Particulars at the station. ■■)!;:• 669 ■ TO . ■.; i . i: ""L;-;. !, li-''li-''1 i -'' E, • -./ 'T^ — A four-roomed Cottage; -\vith J two acres of j ground attached, and; well fenced-in, situated at Kew. :.;..,., -.-, :: . ;; ; .- :; - ■, Apply, ■ - :■;;:-■ ::i „fi.-;> yi ■ SAMUEL JACKSM, :i Piineess Hotel, 1325 Dee street. • rp O S E L""L~ O R LET,, lEiglit-ropmed House, and two acres of land, ; East Invercargiil.: „ „_ ..,- ...,,,.•, ■^PpdVj -'•'■•'•" - ■ ■s:-..j '.^ ::.■/.•.•: j/E/'HANNAHr--'" • ■ ; Guthrie & Larnach's Company. • 1242 Dee street. NORT'HORPEI .-- - ORETI. - TO LET, 1 The above splendid estate, comprising 5346 acies, situated about 13 miljs fiom Inveicargill, and three miles from Wilson's dossing, on the Winton-Kin gston Railway. This property was one of the earliest selections, and is well known as containing some of the very best land on the Oreti flats. 600 acres have j been cultivated, ;.of„ which, soo acres are in' English grass';" 1000 "acres are fenced with a' substantial fence, ; and conveniently subdivided ; the balance has good natural boundaries, and is also ,partly fenced ; the -whole property having the' advantage of over 10 miles of frontage to the 'Oreti River, which passes through a portion of it. Fiom the cultivated land, 60 .bushels of wheat on the average have been got, and 80 bushels of oats. The volcanic, debris fiom the mountains upcountry 'being 'thought down"by the Oreti, emiches the soil, and -prevents it fiom becoming . impoverished, notwithstanding its heavy ahnuaryieldl'The'fattening properties of the grasses growing on these flats aie acknowledged tb be unsurpassed in the colonies. The buildings consist of a good dwellinghouse of eight rooms, together with the usual outhouses for the efficient working of a large estate. A plan of-the piopertv may be seen at the office of Mr T. Brodrick, Invercargiil, , who^is authorised by,the undersigned to, furnish' enajiireis with' full 'particulars 'as to ' terms and conditions of I ] ease. ' ' . W. LAWRENCE, J " lt 1226 - Makarewa. .OHUBJ j JdifeLS/jAN,^ j CHWICAIjS X FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES. " Gold, Silver, Fotasseum, Sodium, Magnesium • ' ' ' Tin, Bismuth; "^c, '&c. ' '- l '<-' •> l! Also,— - APPARATUS FOR EXPERIMENTAL Flasks, Glass-Tubing, Retorts, Test-Tubes Stands and Supports, &c, veiy various, AT GEORGE BAILEY S, Medical Hall, Tat St beet, Next,— YULE & CO. SLAUGHTERING LICENSE I hereby give notice that I have applied on 13th May, to the Chairman Southland County Council for a Slaughtering License in lespect of my Yards, situated and being in Section 1 17, Stock IX, New RiVer Hundred, JOHN SHOOK.