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Public NoticesOTRANG AND GILCHRIST PAINTERS, PAPERH ANGERS GLAZIEPS AND SIGN WRITE US, Dee •treet. Inverojirgill TNVERCARGILL TEMPERANCE 1- HOTEL, Dee Stbeet, Invebcabgill. A. P. INGLIS Pbopbibtob. (Opposite Hanan's Temple of Science.) A. P. I. has much pleasure in announcing to bis numerous friends and the public in general that he has now completed all arrangements, and spared no expense to make the above house a FIRST-CLASS TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Dinners from 12 to 2— ONE SHILLING. Meals at all hours from 7 a.m to 10 p.m. Pie and Coffee, or Toa— SIXPENCE. Private Rooms. Reading Rooms. i First-class accommodation for boaiAers. P.S.— A. P. Inglis (late of the firm of Inglis and Johnson) practical mechanical Engineer, may be consulted on Engines and all kinds of machinery. Specifications drawn out for tenders. aul3 ADVANCE SOUTHLAND BY ENCOURAGING LOCAL INDUSTRY. A. McEWAN, Sail, Tent, Tarpaulin and Flag Manufacturer, Dee street, Invercargill. Direct importer of canvas, cotton and linen, duck, drill, calicoes, scrim, felt carpet, Manilla and Europe rope, carriage rugs.plough reins, seaming and netting twine, fishing tackle, &c. A large stock of horse covers now ready for this season, made strong, durable and cheap ; also, tarpaulins, rick cloths, tents and flys, oilskin-coats and leggings, in great variety. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Considerable reduction to large buyers. Orders forwarded with prompt despatch al MoPHERSON & CO . HAVE FOR SALE— Clover and Turnip Seeds Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Galvanised Steel Barbed Wire Galvanised Iron, English and Scotch brands, assorted sizes Wool Packs and Seaming Twine Corn Sacks and Hessiams New Seasons Tea, Half Chests, Boxes and Caddies, of superior quality, being carefully selected Currants in Casks and Cases Flemes, Sultanas and Muscatels Oilman's Stores of all descriptions Whiskies, in qr.-casks and cases Brandies, in qr.-casks and cases Wines, in qr.-casks and cases Ale — Bass's and Ashby's, in bulk. Bottled — Blood's, Bull Dog, Younger's, Ind Coope and Co.'s. Stout — Blood's, Bull Dog, Younger's, Boar's Head Geneva — JDKZ. in 12 and 16 bottle cases Tobacco— Black Swan Twists, and Over-the-Water 10's White Lead — Colors and Patent Driers Oils— Boiled, Raw, Colza, in 5-gall. drams ; Kerosene — The famous Sylvan Oil, manufactured specially for the Invercargill market Salt (fine and coarse) and in jars Slates, Cement, Sheep Nets Arsenic, Soda Crystals, Flour of Sulphur Guns, Breech-loading. Shot, Nos. 3to 6 Powder, John Hall and Sons; Pigou, Wilks, and Laurence Pianos, Pianettes, and Pianonos, Broadwoods Clarets, Champagnes, and Liqueurs Cigars, Schnapps Sheep Shears Turning Lathes, and Gas Engines. Shaping Machines. seß INVEUCARGILL PERMANENT BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Established, September 1875. Pbesident: W. B. Scandrett. Dibectobs: William Craig, Alexander Cross, John Tice Martin, Wm. John Moffett, Thomas Perkins, Henry Wilson. Solicitors: Messrs Wade & Hall. Auditors-: W. G. Bright, T. Perkins. Bankers: Uuion Bank of Aus'ralia (Limited). Secretary: George Trew (Trew & Hall). The members of the Society are of two kinds, viz., Investing Members and Borrowing Members. The former class can purchase either Terminating or Permanent Shares. The subscription for a terminating share is 4s per calendar month, and this amount, with the profits added, annually accumulates till it reaches the sum of £25, when the share is realised. Shareholders of either class can withdraw from the society by giving the requisite.notice in accordance with the rules. To borrowiig members, money is lent on the following scale from 1 to 12 years, re. payable by monthly, quarterly, or year! payments, which include principal and in y terest — say, on £100 Period of Monthly. Quarterly. Yearly. Loan. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d 3years3 8 6 10 5 6 — 4 „ 214 0 8 2 0 32 8 0 5 „ 2 5 0 615 0 27 0 0 7 „ 115 0 5 5 0 21 0 0 10 „ 1 7 6 4 2 6 16 10 0 12 „ 1 4 6 313 4 14 14 0 Shares date from any subscription night, which is the first Monday in every month, and the profits are placed annually to the credit of investiug shareholders to an extent not exceeding 10 per cent, per annum on the amount then standing to their credit in the books of the society, except subscriptions paid in advance. i Borrowing members can redeem their property from a mortgage to the society upon favorable terms, before the expiration of the full time for which it was given, in accordance with the rules. Arrangements have been made by which the law costs will be reduced to a minimum. The following are s:>me of the advantages which may be derived irom joining the society: — Ist. Provision for old age may be secured by a person joining this society as an inve-tor. 2nd. Houses can be purchased instead of being nired by an inconsiderable increase of annual outlay. 3rd. Leaseholders and others desirous of providing for the renewal of their leases can do so by joining this society as investors, and subscribing for such a number of shares as will meet the amount desired. This obviously would be to many an easy mode of providing for what is now often felt to be a difficult and anxious charge. 4th. Provision for placing boys as apprentices and articled clerks to solicitors, engineers, &c, or for the completion of children's education, can be obtained in a similar way. sth. Benevolent institutions and religious societies can procure funds for the erection of churches, schools, parsonages, &c, and for the immediate paying off of debts, and \,le amount borrowed can subsequen \r be repaid by charitable contributions periodically collected. Applications for shares can be made to Mr Trew, at any time. Borrowers participate in surplus profits. Mouey can be lodged with the society in sums of £50 and upwards on the security of Debentures, and for any period at rates to^be ascertained from the Secretary. GEORGE TREW, Secretary. Trew & Hall's Buildings, corner of l> ISak street, luvercargill,

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Southland Times, Issue 4171, 11 November 1881, Page 3

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