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Southland Times, Issue 10200, 4 July 1889, Page 3

Wanted, &c I OT ANTED— a. youth, aot under 16 years of i ,VV age, for an office in towi?. Mu«t have parsed the Sixth Standard iv the public Schools, or the equivalent class in the High School. Salary £26 per annum, increasing at lsast £10 per year. Writt n applicauoas only, acccm* j anied by Sohool Certificates and Testimonials as to oharacter, received at this office up till 5 o'clock on Tuesday, 9th July, Add«ss, *Youth,' Times Office. 374 WANTED KNOWN— JuBt arrived, South Sea Oranges, Mandarins. Fresh CocoanotSjßipe Bananas, Pine Apples, New Dates andjWalnutsij also, Sydney Oranges, and Hofeart Apples and Peare. Shipments every week at MRS WEBSTEii'S, Dee street, next News office. jy4 P GINTING of Every Description executed with neatness arid despatch at the Southlaw) Timhb Office Enk street Chinches. ■Kb -maogeegor's visit THE REV. DiTMAcpEGOR, ; Of St. Cuthbbet's, Ediitbukgh, (J ; J Will preach in the

THE AT BE ROYAL, SABBATH EVENING FrRST. .£» At half Jpast six o'clock There will be no evening srr vice in either of Preßbyterian Churches. CHUBCH PBAISJB WILL BE USED. Collection to defray exp3nse of hiring Theatre. jy4 Meetings* SOUTHLAND CHAMPION PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of Members of the above association will take plage at the Prince, of Wales Hotel, on Saturday, 6th July, at 2.30 p.m. sharp. A full meeting requested. Parties having snitab'e land to offer -within 10 miles of town will please send particulars ef the same in before the meeting, addressed to JOHN A. MITCHELL, je29 Secretary. Amusements. TTHE BRITANNIA. ROLLER 1 SKATOG RINK. TAY BTREBT, INVERCARGILL. OPEN EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, from 7.30 to 10 ».m Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 2.30 to 6 o'clock. ADMISSION 6b. SKATES 6». MONTHLY TICKETS Oity Band Play Each Evening. m.6 JAS. MEDLEY, Manager, QOLUMBIA SKATING RINK. GARRISoi HALL. OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTEUNOONB FROM 2.30 TO 5. Admission 6d, Skates 6d. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, 7.30 TO 10. Admission— Gentlemen, Is ; Skates, 6d. Ladies, 6d ; Skates 6d. Patrons having their own Skates are allowed use of Floor FREE OF CHARGE. SEASON AND FAMILY TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RATES. Efficient Band Every Wednesday Evening. m 22 Public Notices MISSING FRIENDS— Frank and John King, natives of Ai*dlona, Ireland, write to your eldeßt brother, HealesviUe P. 0., Victoria. jy3 J *l^ # tP r T T7W& HALF -MOON BAY, «gg||jyy^ i? KOPAKA, & PEGASUS. The S.S. DISPATCH, carrying mails and passengers, will leave Bluff for Half- Moon Bay, Kopaka, and Pegasus, on arrival of first tram from Invercargill on Saturday, 6th inst. THE BLUFF & FOVEAUX STRAITS FISHING & OYSTERING CO., LTD., jy3_ Agents. PEGASUS. PEGASUS THE FUTURE BROKEN HILLS OF NEW ZEALAND. iv. noi»c>E;liii & sons, Having carefully stndied all the requirements of this, the future Bnken Hills of New Zealand, are ready to accommodate Miners and Visitors with everything they require. Good Beds, the Best Table, and Circulating Library at Pegusua. L. RODGERS & SONS. ma2o ROBERT WILSON AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKES AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, WINTON,

Bega to notify that having resumed business as above in his former premises (and lately occupied by John Hately) respectfully solicits from the farmers in and around Winton a share of their patronage. He is prepared to execute all orders for AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, inclnding Ploughs, Harrows, Grubbers, Sowing Machines, Drill Ploughs, with Grubber combined, Drill Sowing Machines, Draining Ploughs, Hedge Knives, <fee, Ac, At most liberal terms, also undertakes to repair Reapers and Binders of all makers, HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALITY. ROBE»T WIXjSON 9 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKEB Winton. ma 2 TTTE HAVE TO ARRIVE BY « WAVE QUEEN," 100 TONS FISON'd 100 SPECIAL TURNIP FERTILIZER! It is advisable for intending purchasers to book orders early, to ensure delivery. Whittingham Bros, and Instone. [^.iWNE'S WORCESTER SAUCE, Equal to imported, at half theiprice^try it H. HAWSON, Aj-eut for InvercargilL &2 T\TEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXJM HIBITION. The Local Committee are deeply impressed with the importance of taking advantage of the opportunity afforded by the above Exhibition, to make an effective and convincing display of , the vast natural resources of Southland, and invite the co-operation of »U who can assist either by sending Exhibits themselves, by influencing others to do so, or by by advising the Secretary where such may be obtained. The Southland A. and P. Association having consented to take charge of Agricultural and Pastoral Exhibits, all correspondence relating to such, should be sent to them ; while correspondence regarding 1 all other ciasses of Exhibits and general business should be sent to the undersigned. Exhibits of Grain, Root?, Seeds, Cheese, Wool, Flax, Coal, Shale, Building Stone, Mine- , rals, and Native Timbers, are specially invited, Immediate application is necessary, as Space must be applied for at once. CBTARLBS BOUT, Sec. Local CommitUe. ! 6tl* Joae, 1889, jsS