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Southland Times, Issue 4497, 8 December 1882, Page 3

Public Notice 1 :Wanted to leas> 300? acre : paddock at Edendale for grdzing- purposes; Property adjoins Mr Shand's, is laid down in English grass, and well-watered, having a frontage to - ihe /MatauWi Sifcr. Apply to W. J.l Moffett, f : : ;-:;; : w impounded on November 2ith, one bay hack mare, brand B.M. on the near shoalder. If not claimed within foarteen days from this t date, "will be sold to def lay expenses.' '>■■■■' JAMES NISBET, ■ • : — Poondkeeper. Nor. 25th, 1 882. a27 PROPERTY " ASSESSMENT. 0 r Persons wishing to see me in conneotion with the Property Assessment of invercargill, Gladstdne^ T East Jti\rercargill,i, and Invercargiii may do so at my dfitce,' Rodgers 1 Building?, between. 1 and 2 and 6 and 8 o'clock ivery evening . " ' n27i ' , HENRY , MdLEAN, Assessor, j V] O T 'I : O E . T The Entire Horse " King of the Ring " will Sfcand at 'the Lower Station, Edendale, and at Milne's Wyndham stables, for the remainder dt the season — one week in each place. Mares can be well-grassed on Lower Station at 2s 6d a week. Wyndham Stud Company. d5 SOUTHLAND GIRLS' HIGH , ...... SCHOOL. Applications for the appointment of Second Assistant Teacher in above School will be received by the Secretary up to 8 p.m, on Thurday, 14th December. Salary, £75 per annum. CHARLES ROUT, Secretary Southland Boys' and Girls' High d2 School Board. i^r o r r i c e~. Owing to the firm of A. Murray and Co. dissolving partnership all accounts, owing the late firm must be paid on or before the 30th instant, or legal procceedings will be instituted for recovery oi same. A. MURRAY & CO. Wyndham, 23rd Nov., 1882. 1^" O T I C E I have pleasure in intimating to the residents of Wyndham and surrounding district that I have taken into partnership Mr James Milne, and hope by strict attention to business to merit the share of support so liberally bestowed upon the late firm. A. MURRAY. J, MILNE. Wyndham, 23rd Nov., 1882. ■VT O T I O E. Any parties having sheep, cattle or horses running on Morton Mains, Seaward Downs, Flemington, Spurhead, Hunter's Bush, Waihopai Downs and Woodlands Estates, are requested to remove same forthwith. Note. —A muster of the Company's cattle will take place at the Morton Mains yards aext week, commencing on Monday first. MOPFETT AND SLOAN, Proprietors. Invercargill, sth Dec, 1882^ d6 NEWCASTLE COAL. CAMPBELL & RITCHIE Have now landing, " Ex Edith May," fhom Newcastle. A CARGO OF THE BEST SCREENED C O A L, AT REDUCED RATES. CAMPBELL & RITCHIE, T\29 M RlrPP.h. TNVERCARGILL BAPTIST X CHURCH BAZAAR. Ramsay's Hall, Thursday and Friday, December Hth and 15th, afternoon and evening. When a display of fancy and useful articles, also produce, &c, will be offered for sale at moderate prices. Contributions of the above articles from friends will be thankfully received by Members of the Ohurcb. d7 iT» () L E A S E, The first-class Fellmongery Business of the late Richard McKay, situate at Kelso, comprising one and a half acre, within five minutes' walk of railway station. It has an unfailing supply of water, and the complete working plaut is on the ground, including wool-shed, screw-press, sweat-house, &c, &c. For particulars applyto C. F. Dunnett, Kelso, on or before Wednesday, 13tn December. d6 To the Ladies of Invebcaegill and the Surrounding Districts. MRS TOWLER'S REGISTRY Office, LEVEN STREET, INVEROARGTLL (Next Railway Hotel), T ADIES favoring Mrs Towler with J-J their patronage may rely on being suited with a respectable class of Domestic Servant, as none other will be entered oe her books. Communications (with enclosed Stamp for reply) should state particularly the class of servant required and any other nformation that may be deemed necessary, o which prompt attention will be given MEW ZEALAND FERNS. The undersigned have opened, for a short time only, previous to departure for England, the shop adjoining Smith and Sav'th, Esk street, for the sa'e of New Zealand Ferns, &.c. This is the finest collection of ferns ever gathered in the colony, the labor of years, and they are mounted in a great variety of artistic styles — as pictures, albums, &c. The ferns are all named, and guaranteed true to name. The public are cordially invited to inspect. Ferneries made and filled to order. Pictures framed at Dunedin prices. LIEDER AND ANGUS, Opposite Times OSice. dl TJEMAT ITE PAIN T The undersigned have jast received a fresh consignment of the CELEBRATED NELSON HEMATITE PAINT, Which is now on sale at reduced prices, viz, : 26s per cwt. for small quantities ; 21s for orders of 5 cwt. and upwards. For painting farm buildings, gates, iron roofs, &c., the Hematite Paint is the cheapest and best in the market, and i3 now universally used throughout Canterbury, and also by the Public Works Department, for railway buildings and bridges. A great protection against fire. NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, ti23 Agfinta. Esk street. HARLES GIBSON, PAINTER, PAPBRHANGEK, ! LAZIER, SIGNWRITER, &C, &C, Temple of Science, Dee street. C. G. begs to notify that he has taken the abo^e centrally situated premises, where he trusts to receive a fair share of public support. He is now opening out a varied and a choice selection of Paperhangings, of the latest design and pattern, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. Orders will be attended to with attention and promptitude Mr Richard Nash, well-known in the trade, has been engaged as foreman. n!8 THE WINTON STEAM FLOUR MILL. H. DUNCAN, .... ... Proprietor The above mill having just been completed and fitted up in a substantial manner the proprietor desires to inform settlers in and around Winton that he is now prepared to purchase milling grain in any quantity at the best market prices. He trusts to receive the liberal support of the Farmers and business community, and will endeavor to merit same by strict and eweiul attention to ft)l fftvora entrusted to him, »pia