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Cromwell Argus, Volume II, Issue 98, 26 September 1871, Page 4

CR 0 M WELL KI L WIN NING LODGE (S.C.) The Regular Meeting of the above Lodge will be held on WEDNESDAY (to-morrow) Evening, the 27th September, at 7.30 sharp. By order of the RAV.M. | M MIGRATION. —Regulations for X the INTRODUCTION of IMMIGRANTS into the Province of OTAGO, on the nomination of persons resident therein.—Persons residing within the Province may obtain orders for Passages from the United Kingdom to Otago for their Friends or Relatives, on payment of £5 per statute adult: Children over one year old, £2 10s, and under one year, Free. Such payment to be made, accompanied by a written application in the following form, to the Provincial Treasurer, Dunedin ; the Receivers of Land Revenue at Invercargill, and of Gold Revenue at Queenstown, Arrowtown, Cromwell, Clyde, Alexandra, Naseby, St. Bathans, Lawrence, Switzers, ilyde, Macraes ; and the Collector of Customs at Oamaru, who will forward the applications from time to time to the Provincial Immigration (Mice, at Dunedin. Forms of application may' be obtained from each of the above officers. WILLIAM SUTHERLAND & CO., (Late of Logantown), GENERAL BLACKSMITHS & FARRIERS, Beg to intimate to Mining Companies and the public generally that they have removed to CARRICKTOWN, next to M'Cormick’s Garrick Range Hotel, where they hope, by strict attention to business, and reasonable charges, to merit a share of their patronage. A RTHUR NORMAN, —Your brother Li. is anxious to hear from you. Address : W. Norman, Engineer, Macintosh Saw Mills, Echnca, Victoria.—Any information as to the whereabouts of Arthur Norman will be thankfully- received by his brother, at the above address. (MV. BANNOCKBURN. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Shepherd's Creek Hotel, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th, at 7 p.m., for the purpose of increasing the number of Committee, and re-considering the site for Schoolroom. ANTED, a STEADY YOUNG V t MAN as BUTCHER. Apply to OWEN PIERCE, Smithfield Butchery, Cromwell. BIRTH. At the Bridge Hotel, Cromwell, on the 24th September, Mrs W. Goldsmith, of Bannockburn, of a daughter.