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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 9, 27 May 1893, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, Uth JUNE. GRAND PROCESSION and Pyrotechnic Display, to be followed by £ So Ire s ? Concert and Ball In the Zealandia Hall, Esk Street. " °|PHB above will be held in connection * with the six Friendly Societies of Invercargill (800 Members strong) ; I>. Kingslaud & Sons, Caterers. Members of all the Lodges throughout Southland are cordially invited to be present.

OTAUTAU HOTEL. “SPIIIS popular and old-established House, ■ lately kept by Mr John Smith, junior, has now changed hands. As in the past the first care of the proprietor will be the comfort of travellers, visitors, and others staying at the Hotel, and by giving every attention to their wants he trusts to be favoured with a continuance of the patronage so liberally extended to his predecessor. Excellent Stables. Horses well cared for. Horses and Buggies on hire. Telegrams and Letters receive prompt attention. DONALD McLAREN, Proprietor, Otautau. J* Batii Coach and Waggon Builder and Importer. Description of Vehicles made to ““ Order. Workmanship and Material of the very best. Inspection Invited. Estimates Given. Works YARROW STREET. LAND AGENCY. •aPP you want to purchase a farm, a dwelling “ house or a building site, send for one of C.W. Brown’s Property Registers. This will enable you to make a selection from upwards of a hundred properties in various; parts of Southland. The following new advertisements appear in the register this week; —Woodlands —An improved farm of 485 acres, about six miles from Woodlands, divided into seven paddocks, good dwelling house, and necessary outbuildings. Terms, one-third cash, balance may be arranged. C. W. BROWN, Laud and Estate Agent, Esk Street, Invercargill. Postal Address : Box 77, Invercargill. YOU LIKE it: LIGHT! LIGHT!! MORE LIGHT!! r LIGHT! LIGHT!! LESS LIGHT!SI LESS LIGHT ,is often wanted in tlie Sick-room, or Nursery, and Wilkins’ Night Lamps produce it. MORE LIGHT is more often called for,and the “Duplex,” “The Wonder,” “ The Bos,” or the “ Rochester,” sold by W. C. . WILKINS’ . IRONMONGER, Tay Street, Supply the want.