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Southland Times, Issue 17619, 6 April 1914, Page 6

/ Meetings. SOUTHLAND FOOTBALL ASSOCIA TION. Annual general meeting to t>« held in Y.M.C.A. on MONDAY, 6lh April, at 7.50. Business: Election of Office-bearers. All in Association football are invited to be present. A. D. WILSON, 3M671 Hon. Sec. SHAMROCK, ROSE & THISTLE LODGE, 1.0.0.P., M.TT. THK usual Fortnightly Meeting of ih* A above Lodge tv ill bo held TO-NIGHT (Monday), at S p.m., instead of Tuesday. 7th insl. IAEII7 H. C. FRAMPTON, X.G. T ODGE ST. JOHN. No. 94.—An Emer-J-J genry- Meeting will be held in the Masonic Hall TO-NIGHT. (Monday. April 6th). at 7. 10. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. JAEI3I ST. PAUL’S LITERARY' & DEBATING SOCIETY'. —Rev. H. W. Burridge. 8.D.. will give a Lecture on “Primitive Man” in S.S. Hall, This (MONDAY) Evening, at 8 p.m. All friends and menu hers invited to attend. No collection. 3AE145 W. YOUNG, Hon. Sec. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. T'HE Committee will meet in the Y'.M.C.A. Rooms TO-NIGHT (MONDAY,!, at S o’clock. Business important. Players intending lo make trip to Dunedin please notify selectors on or before 8 p.m. this evening. J. T. LILBURX, -1AE143 Hon. Secretary SOUTHLAND COUNTY'. MONTHLY' MEP3TING. APRIL 8. "VrOTICE is hereby given that the above At Council will hold its nest Monthly Meeting on WEDNESDAY, April S. at the usual hour, ) 1 a.ni. A. J. SERVICE, AEIS3 County Clerk. BIRCHWOOD HUNT. The annual general meeting of the Birchwood Hunt will be held in Keith’s Hotel. Otautau, on WEDNESDAY, April 8, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: Election of Officers and lo receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet, appointment of Huntsman, and General. APPLICATIONS for the position of HUNTSMAN for the ensuing season will be received by the Secretary up to 7.30 p.m. on APRIL 8. Applicants must state salary required per week, to hunt and feed the hounds, and provide Whip and horses. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. MATHESON, Jim., Secretary. P.O. Box 30, Otautau. IAE3 38 Public Notices. SOUTHLAND DISTRICT LAW SOCIETY. EASTER HOLIDAY'S. 1914. THE Offices of tlie Legal Profession in Southland will close for the 33aster Holidays on the evening of THURSDAY', the 9th APRIL,, and re-open on the morning of FRIDAY, the 3.7 th April. F. J. TIPPING. AE3 5S Hon. Secretary EASTER HOLIDAY'S. NOTICE TO RABBIT TRAPPERS. THE Works of the undersigned will he closed for receiving Rabbits for freezing on FRIDAY. 3 otb, SATURDAY, 31 lh, and MONDAY', 3 3th inst. OCEAN BEACH FREEZING WORKS. SOUTHLAND ' FROZEN MEAT & PRODUCE EXPORT CO.. LTD. 3 AE3 34 EASTER HOLIDAY'S. THE Premises of the undermentioned Firms will close for the Easter Holidays on THURSDAY’. April 9, and reopen on TUESDAY. April 14 ; BROAD. SMALL & CO. NEYV ZEALAND HARDWARE CO., LTD. BRISCOE & CO.. LTD. THOMSON. BRIDGER & CO., LTD. A. & T. BURT. LTD. SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM, LTD. JOHN EDMOND. •lAS. MANSON & SONS. MARTIN & MACKAY'. YV. STRANG & CO. SMITH & LAING, LTD. C. & A. ODLIN HARDWARE. CO„ LTD. 3AEI4J

EASTER HOLIDAYS. THE GROCERS' ASSOCIATION having applied for and obtained permission, all Shops will be closed from THURSDAY NIGHT, 9th inst., until TUESDAY MORNING. 14 th inst, OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. THURSDAY. 3AF.I4S THE OOAb MERCHANTS will observe FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY as Easter Holidays. 4AE149 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, INVERCARGILL. THE DEACONS’ COURT is prepared to accept sums of £SO and upwards upon Debenture at 5 per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly. For further information, apply R. J. GUMMING. Ab37 Treasurer. REWARD. The southland racing club offers a reward of £2O for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons who sawed through a rail in one of tin- Steeplechase fences prior to the Steeplechase on Wednesday, Ist A p ri 1. By Order of the Committee. W, A. SAUNDERS, 2AcT.2 Secretary. I QOMMONWEALTH & J^OMINION Tine, ltd. j I Capital £2,000,009. (Head Office; !> lo 11. Eenchurch Avcr.uft LONDON, E.G. 'REGULAR DESPATCHES OK FIRSTj GLASS CARGO STEAMERS FOR LONDON DIRECT. TAKING A LIMITED NUMBER OF ! PASSENGERS. I DEG TO ANNOUNCE that this Com-* par.y lias acquired the Steamers I hitherto running in the services of the | TYSER LINE, LIMITED, to and from I NEW' ZEALAND, and that we have i taken over the contracts and obligations j entered into hy our predecessors. | A regular service will be maintained las hitherto and the Company is prepared to carry Frozen Meat, Dairy Produce, Wool, and General Cargo of every descript ion ar LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF FREIGHT. The Steamers acquired were all specially built for the COLONIAL TRADE, ate lit led with Wireless installation and with Refrigerating machinery of the mu-, t modern type, in charge of competent engineers and noted for Inc very sal is! actory condition in which the:r Fr«r:en -Meat cargoes have always been delivered at port of destinaton. For particulars of despatches and rates of freight, apply to Agents, viz.— I 'cat her A Robertson, Ltd,, Auckland. William-- and Kettle, Ltd.. Gisborne. Williams and Kettle, Ltd., Napier. H.B. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Napier. \V. M. Bannantyne & Co., Ltd., Wc-l’toiu .James L. Stevenson, Wanganui. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. J. W. Swift and Co.. Ltd., Dunedin. Henderson and Co., Ltd., Invercargill. Or, to the Company’s Head Office for New Zealand, IS. Em-.-rson-street, Napier. RICHARD TODD. Director. Napier. April 3rd. 1913. Aciii Mrs a. d. macfarlane, l.a.b, notifies Gladstone pupils to attend at All Saints’ Schoolroom, Gladstone, from TUESDAY, March 17th. UP»7«