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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 68, 4 November 1864, Page 1

Public Notices •* NOTICE. \ MEETING of the GENERAL COMMITTEE A in connection with the PUBLIC OPENING of the ORETI RAILWAY, will be held at : Cotleb's PiiiNCESs Hotel, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, the 4th Instant, At 8 o'clock, to receive the report of the Finance Committee. All parties having claims against said Committee, must render such before 12 o'clock to-day, otherwise they will not be recognised ; and those whose accounts have been sent in and passed, can receive payment by applying to C B- Kingman. Esq.. tit Cobb & Co.'s (Mice, Dee-atuect^ this evening. JNO. MUNRO, General Secretary. CAUTION. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, 12th October, 1864. A NUMBER of UNSIGNED BLANK FORMS of the OLD BANK OF ISSUE NOTES having been stolen and circulated, the public are hereby CAUTIONED against receiving them, as they are of no value. By command, (Signed) W. GISBORNE, 65-68 Under Secretary. SOUTHERN CROSS LODGE, No. 997, E.C. CONSECRATION OF THE MASONIC HALL, : WEDNESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1864. THE Ceremony of CONSECRATING the NEW MASONIC HALL will take place on Wednesday, the 9th November, 1864 being the Anniversary of the Birth of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. The Brethren will Meet in full Regalia at the Lodge Room, Southland Club, at 12 o'clock Noon punctually, and proceed from thence in procession to the Masonic Hall, where the ceremony will take place. Our visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By order of the W.M., SYDNEY T. BULL, 67 Acting Secretary. "grand masonic ball. ST. JOHN'S DAY. TUESDAY, 27th DECEMBER, 1864. Tickets admitting a Gentleman and two Ladies, £2 2s. each. AS the number of Tickets are limited, immediate application must be made to either of the undermentioned Stewards — Brother F. CHAPMAN, W.M., P.Z. M. MENDOZA, S.W. „ J. W. CALLOW, J.W. „ JOHN HARE, Treasurer. C. B. KINGMAN. S. JACOBY. W. YOUNG. J. R. DAYIES. ALFRED NICHOLAS, Riverton. „ L. LONG- HEX, Campbelltown. All Brethren will appear in full Masonic Regalia. The Brethren will dine together at the Hall at 7 p.m. Tickets 10s. each. By order, C. B. KINGMAN, 65 tc Hon. Sec. M. U. I. O. O. E. rTIHE ANNIVERSARY BALL and SUPPER OF THE SHAMROCK, ROSE, AND THISTLE LOD G E Will take place at the THEATRE ROYAL, 10th NOVEMBER, 1864. Tickets, to admit Lady and Gentlemen, One Guinea. Brothers will appear in Full Regalia. Stewards : Bro. Webster, P. G. Bro. Muir, N. G. — Hale. — Newton, V. G. — Munro. — Moffett. — Gilchrist. — MConnele. — Ferguson. — Moutlock. — Showers. — Fraser. A competent M. C. will be in attendance. Tickets to be had of the Stewards, and also of the undermentioned Brothers : — Brother Kingslant) rTay-3treet. Brother Moelleu, Tay-street. Brother Goodwillie, -Tay-street. Brother Ott, Tay-str« o'j. Brother M'Donald, Tay-street. Brother Ross, Arcade. Brother Wilkinson, Esk-street Brother Lechner, Dee-street. Brother La Fargue, Dee-street. Brother Barham, Dee-street. Brother Cleve, Dee-street. Brother Oreajiar, Doe-street, J Brothor Bennett Clay, N. G., Rivorton. Brother Baggett, P. G., Long Bush. jchn muir, ar.q-. lawN^U, ft?* OejK^er, W64, Q$ <$ |