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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 84, 20 December 1864, Page 1

Government Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT " OF NEW - ZEAZ,AjST>, (OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DISTRICT), PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. • In the matter of GEORGE GOODWILLIE, HENDERSON, BONAR * & CO., and MOSES MENDOZA, all of Invercargill, and WALTER DAVID BASSTIAN, "of -BivertohV in the said? Province of Southland, Debtors, and of the "Debtors' "and Creditors' Act, 1862." • NOTICE is hereby given, that Meetings of the Creditors of the said George GoodwiUie, Henderson, Bonar j and . Company, Moses Mendoza, and Walter David Basstian, will be held within my offices, Government 'Buildings, here, on TUESDAY, the THIRD day of JANUARY next, 1865, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of investigating into the affairs of the respective insolvents, and for recommending Trustees to be appointed by-the Court. > DAVID B. M'CONNEL, Deputy Registrar at Southland, of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. Supreme Cdurb Office, InvereargiJl, 16th December, 1864. 84 85 NOTICE.— ADJUTANT'S PARADE o THURSDAY, the '22nd, at 6.30 p.m., on the; Cricket Ground. There will be ah inspection of arms and acoutrements. Absentees (unless , sick) will" be fined £1. By Order, W. B. JUNOR, 82 84 Captain and Adjutant. POSTAL NOTICE. MERCHANTS and OTHERS resident in Invercargill desirous of having a Postal Notice left daily at their premises, are requested to communicate with the Chief Postmaster. EDW. D. BUTTS, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post-Office, Southland, 13th 'December, 186-4. 82 tc CUSTOMS. SALE 6"F CONDEMNED GOODS^ The undermentioned Goods, seized and condemned under " Customs' Regulations Act, 1864," will be sold at the Custom-House, Bluff Harbor, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst., at noon, viz. : — 1 PACEA.G.E, containing 32 Straw Hats i -n A n fl3 do - " 1 Do - do ' { 24feltdo. A. J. ELLES, Collector. Custom-House, Invercargill, 14th December, 1864. 83-84 Lectures. IyTECHANICS' INSTITUTE LECTURE : ; SEASON. TUESDAY, 20th DECEMBER, At Half-past Seven o'Clock. Lectuheb— T. L. BRIGHT, Esq. Subject — "Servants and Symbols of Thought." Admission to Members — Free. Family Tickets admit Ladies and Children introduced by" the holder. Admission to non-subscriberß— One Shilling. THOMAS PERKINS, . 84 ' Secretary. Hotels and Restaurants. TF YOU - -WANT A GrOOD FJEED OR A GOOD BED ! g^° Go to HUNTER'S GLASGOW EESTATJRANT. IF YOU WANT TO GET DRUNK, Go SOMEWHERE ELSE. WEEKLY' 80 ARD......£L 7s. 6d. • MEALS.... Oiteaio) Sixpence. BEDS... :...oxe Shilling-. GOOD STABLING. ltc AIiBION HOTEL. DEE-STREET, IJrTEECAE&rGL. WILLIAM A. LIND Respectfully informs his friends, the old Settlers, and the Public generally, that he has . RE-OPENED the above HOTEL; and trusts, by sfcrdofc a.fcfcen.fcic>xx "to trnsiix&ss »tlcl ttLO ■ -waaits of Tmf* eusfcomeys, to merit a share of their support. Extensive alterations have been made, and the Hotel newly furnished throughout. First-class Stabling attached to the Hotel, and under the management of an experienced ostler. Livery, Bs. ; Baits, 2s. 6d. The Wines, Spirits, and Beer are of the first brands only. " I tc QBIIfCE OF' WALES HOTEL DEE-STREET. W I L LI AM~L I V ESE V , Peopeietob. .-.«-.. 83 tc > SOUTHLAND TIMES" JOB PKINTING OFFICE, ESK-STBEET, Neab EailWay Station. mHE PROPRIETORS beg to inform tho Public -*- that they have received from Melbourne THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE To be found in any office in New Zealand, and are now prepared to execute every description of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, AT TEEI REDUCED PKICES. " TIMES " JOB ' PRINTING- OFFICE, ESS-SIB-EEI.