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Southland Times, 22 January 1864, Page 3

Government Advertisements. notice: •• ■ nnilE Public is desired to take notice that i no permission can be granted by the Waste Land Board to occupy VV.i-.te Lands of the Crown in terms ot subjoined Resolution of the Board,, of date 13th inst.— , «., "Resolved, that the Waste Land Board has no power to grant an Occupation License on ( Crown Lands." WALTER H. PEARSON, gOltie! Commissioner. Wast^Lartd Board Office, Invercargill, -29 th. October, 1863 IMMIGItATION: rr^HE Government of Southland liaving X issued instructions to the Home Agents to lay onvessels from Great Britain, direct for the Bluff, with immigrants, the attention of parties interested in the Province is directed to -the -following Section of Instructions to Immigration Agents— namely, " Persons residing in the Province of Southland, desirous of assisting their friends to immigrate to the Province, may obtain for them assisted passages hither, by pre-payjng one-third of the passage money, and accepting a Bill for the remaining two-thirds, drawn by the Provincial Treasurer, and endorsed by a substantial householder, residing in the Province, and approved of by the Superintendent as sufficient security for the same. " In the event of parties not availing themselves of such assisted passages within twelve months, their certificates may be cancelled, and the prepaid amount returned to the Applicants." Passages at the rate of £15 10s per statute adult, of which one-third (£5 3s -td) to be prepaid. I Applications for Passage Certificates for the January mail to be nmde at thi« office between the hours of ten and three o'clock on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in each week afcer the 3rd of January, ISG4. D. M'ARTHUR, Immigration Officer. Immigration, Office, Southland October, 29th, 1863. I ■!■ i ■■ ■ ii i nil imiiiimi "■ ■mi 1 ■— n ■■— -r ii ti Q Late Advertisements. Received too late for Classification. L. F. C L A P P ' S |3 IVER TO N EXPRESS, Will Run Between INVERCARG-ILL AND RIYERTON, (dailt), For the Conveyance of PASSENGERS AND PARCELS, LEAVING RIVERTON HOTEL, Palnierston-street, Riverton, At 6 a.m., Returning from the UN I O N HOTE L, T A Y-S TREE T, Invcrcargill, at 330 p.m. ;N\B. — Passengers arc particularly requested to book themselves previous to leaving. Booking Offices— At Union Hotel, Invercargill ; and at ■ the ofii :e of F. A. Roberts, Palmers'ton-street, Riverton. m II E A T R E ROYAL. TO-NiailT (FRIDAY), 22ud JANUARY. QK.AND SELECT ISTGHT. Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT, J. A. R. MENZIES, ESQ. T H A T CHER IX NEW LOCAL SONGS, MADAME V I T E L L I i>' OPERATIC .SELECTIONS, AND " S MALL 1 IX HIS IRISH COMICALITIES. No Smoking Allowed. Admission, Is.; Boxes, 3s. = SOUTHLAND REGATTA CLUB. THE FIRST REGATTA will be held at 11 o'clock on Wednesday, the 27th January, when the following prizes will be competed for : — First-class Sailing Boats . . . £-10 0 Entrance, £3. Second-class Sailing Boats ... 20 0 Entrance, £1 10s. Five-oared Whale Boats . . 20 0 > Entrance, £1 10s. Four-oared Whale Boats . . . 15 0 Entrance, £1. Four-oared Amateur . . ... 12 10 Entrance, £1. Two-oared Amateur ... ... 7 10 Entrance, 15s. Pair-oared Dingy ... ... 50 Entrance, 10s. Lighter Race 20 0 Entrance, £2. Duck Hunt 10 0 1 All entries must be made at Lee's Provin- \ cial Cafe, between 8 and 10 o'clock on Tuesday t Evening, 26th January. I Copies of Rules to be had on application to ; G. M. K. CLARKE, Honorary Secretary. ' » MAN KNOW THYSELF." PHRENOLOGY. MR J. H. HUME, Practical Phrenologist, will deliver a course of Four Lectures in the Mechanics' Institute. Tho Lectures will be illustrated by a large p collection of profiles of the most distinguished [ characters, also diagrams of the brain, and r phrenological arrangement, &c., &c, so as to i make these Lectures understood by all. , Saturday, 23rd Ixst. — Subject, Man's neglect of self-culture, i Tuesday, 26th.— Subject, L Man's improvement and self-culture, with advice to young men and women. . Thursday, 28th. — Subject, On. the proper training and education of children. Saturday, 30th. — Subject The relative bearing of the phrenological organs. Each Lecture to conclude with public ( examination.. i Doors open at 8 p.m. j Lecture to commence at half-past 8. r Admission — Front seats, 2s ; back seats, lsl i Persons desirpus of Mr Hume's advice, i ■ should call soon, as hi 3 stay- in town will be 5 short, and a like opportunity may not occur i again. , Mr Hume may be consulted at his temporary residence, Waverley Hotel, Tay-street, or he will attend on parties at their private residences. Terms — Chart only, os ; Chart and written description- of character; 10j.