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Southland Times, Issue 9164, 13 March 1886, Page 3

Amusements T.PATRICK'S ANNIVERSARY WILL BH CELEBRATED BY A BALL AND SUPPER. TO BH HELD IX THB '/G A R RISO N HALL, ON ; WEDNESDAY, 17TH MARCH. ' ; Doors open at 7.30 p.m. ; dance to commence at 8.30 p.m. sharp. Refreshments will be provided at midnight. Double ticket, 7s 6d ; -6ingle,6s 6d; ticket to admit one gentleman " and two ladies, 10s 6d. Tickets can be obtained from the committee and at the dooi\ ' fl7 M. O'BRIEN, Hon. Sec. SOUTHLAND AMATEUR v ATHLETIC CLUB. wft d athll;tio'-sbeting and ok a«d FIRE BRIGADE "DEMONSTRATION; i WILL BE HKIjD ON THB PARK RESERVE, GALA STREET, : '■ OK St. PATRICK'S DAY, 17th MARCH, ; . TqcommeaciD,at Ip.m. FOR PROGRaSe SEEBILLS.'" "** Prizes may be seen in Messrs Rein & Ferguson's window; mlO JAS. MACGREGOR,Hon.Sec. T3 OROUGH OF INYERCARGILL PUBLIC HALF HOLIDAY. "" REQUISITION To His i Worship the Major, J. L. McDonald, Esq. Sib, —We the undersigned respectfully re« quest you to invite the citizens to make Wednesday, the 17th March, 8t Patrick's day, a public half holiday, beinjr the day fixed for the Southland Amateur Athletic Club to kold their sth Athletic Meeting, and the Fire Brigate to have their Annual Demonstration, on the PARK, off Gala street. The Invevcargill Garrison Band willbfe in attendance. ; - John Dalgieish Whittingham Brothers David Roche and Instone David Strang Reid and Gray • Moir, Johnson and Co. A. W. Stock and Co. Price and Bulleid A. Mair and Co. R. Buchanan and Co. D. Hunter and Co. A. Scrutton and Co. '■--. L. Rodgers'ind Co. Hallenstein Bros. AND SIXTY-FIVE OTHERS. In compliance with the above requisition I hereby invite tho citizens to observe WEDNESDAY, the 17th MARCH, as a half holiday from Noon. J. L. MCDONALD, Mayor. luvercargili, 12th March, 1886. n i p i o h sports. ST. PA.TIU.K'3 DAY, WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1886. PROGRAMME : 1. 100 yards Handicap Race 2. Running Hop, Step and Leap 3. 200 yards Handicap Race i i. Putting the 161 b Stone (Scottish style) 5. Three Standing Jumps 6. Putting the.Stone (Irish style) * 7.' Wrestling (Cumberland Btyle"),--10 stone and under 8. Saaie style, any weight 9. Running High Jump 10. 450 Hurdle Maauicap Race 11. Tiltins at. ihe Riag 12. Sackßivce 18. Quoit Match. : ml 3 Professional, MR P. P. O'REILLY, Barrister and Solicitor, attends at Invercargill every Thursday, and Saturday. Office at Mr R. Macleod's, opposite Mr Todd's Auction Mart, ja29 PROFESSIONAL ALEX. WALKER, Teacher of Pianoforte. Address — Earn Street, (near Tramway), or care Moir Johnson and Co. French Class twioe a week; ja2B OIANO TUNING. rMR R,H. MARTIN, "five years Tuner with Messrs Charles Begg and Co. of Dunedin, bega to inform the public of Invercargill and district, that ho haa settled at the undermentioned address, and that he will undertake the Tuning and Repairing ot Pianos, Harmoniums and American Organs, either singly or by yearly subscription. Terras moderate. All wotk guaranteed. Brass and reed instruments repaired, R. H. MARTIN, flB Earn street, twa doors from Tramway. A OADEMY, 00LDSTREAM3LADST0NE xX. .MISS O'ROURKE announces to parents and pupils the opening of School, at Ooldstrearu, Gladstone, on Thursday, Ist April, 1860. Subjects taught — English, and French Literature, Drawing, Needlework, (plain aad fancy), paper flower making, Elocution, Music, ana German. Certificates and testimonials c»n be inspected at Mias O'Rourke'e Residence, Coldetream, who will also give particulars ac to terms, etc Special Classes for Drawing and Painting, as usual on Wednesday evenings, and Saturday mornings. Superior accomodation for two or three young lady pupil boarders. i2i Lost, Found Ettf. T -JA REWARD.— The above reward will JUJLy be paid for information leading to ihe conviction of the person or persons who have been stealing my sheep during the last four years, at the rate of about 200 ier year. The eheeD are braeded firebrand, K on right side of nose. None of the sheep bearing this brand bave been Bold by me, to that whoever has possession of them, has go illegally, 25 MRS KIUD, Winton. Public Notices. T^TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS MARAROA EXTENSION, OPENING OF LINE~TO MURRAY CREEK On and after Saturday, 13th inst. the above line ■will be open for traffic to Murray Ureek. A train will leave Lumsden, on Saturdays, at 10.50 a.tn., returning from Murray Cre k at 12 noon. BY ORDER. 12th March, 1886. ____3 TN BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of Western Orago, being a local Court of Bankruptcy, holden at Invet- , cargilL / In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1883, Amendment Acklßßl, and in the matter of William Fraser, Hotelkeeper, of Waikaia, a bankrupt. Notice ia hereby given that William Fraser, of Waikaia, in the County of Southland, in New Zealand, Hotelkeep f ;r, was this day adjudicated a bankrupt, and that tho first meeting of his creditors will be held at the Courthouse, Invercargill, on Friday, the 19th day of March, 1886, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. Dated at Invercargill, this 12th day of March, 1386. RODERICK MACLEOD, : : t" Deputy-Assignee, s W. HBHnBIiSONji Solicitor, Inyercargilj. rnHE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT JL 1885, AND THE RATING ACT, 1882, AND AMENDMENTS. It ia hereby notified that a Board of Reviewers j will meet at the Resident Magistrate's Courthouse', Invercargill, at -It o'clock in the forenoon, on Wednesday; the 24th day of March, 1886, for the purpose of hearing and determining objections in respect of property in the undermentioned places : — Borough of Invercargill „ East Invercargill „ South Invercargill „ Notth Invercargill „ Avsnsl j, Grladatone „ Winton „ Oampbelltown J. WALKER BAIN •) THOMAS DENNISTON -^ FRED, G. STQNE/ J