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Southland Times, Volume VII, Issue 535, 7 August 1866, Page 1

Public Notices NOTICE. THE undersigned is a buyer of Hides, Sheepskins and Greasy Wool. — Highest prices W. B, KINGSWELL, Felhnonger, Bluff Road. ENTIEELY NEW STOCK. JNO. MUNRO begs leave to intimate that his NEW GOODS Have arrived, and are now opened out for inspection. THE FRESH STOCK Will be found to contain the BEST WORKS BY STANDARD AUTHORS In every class of British Literature ; Also, FANCY GOODS, ALBUMS, &c, AND STATIONERY, Have been selected suitable for the requirements of the Province. JNO. MUNRO, Dee-street. N.B. — The oldest established Stationery and Book Warehouse in Southland. SOUTHLAND CLUB STABLES. "ITT FLINT, in returning thanks for past favors • bestowed upon him in the above line, begs to inform his friends and customers that he has Lowered his Charges for Horse and Buggy hire, from this date, nearly 50 per cent., and can safely say, that all parties who may honor him with their patronage will find at once, the lowest charges, the best Hacks, the Strongest and most Elegant Vehicles in the Province. Livery (per night) ... ... ... 6s. Ditto, per week, as per agreement. Invercargill, Ist August, 1866. INVEECAEGILL CHESS CLUB. rnHE CLUB met on the evening of Saturday, -■- the 4th inst. when it was resolved that the former Rules should be adhered to, but that the Subscription for the future should be 6s per Quarter, or 2s 6d per month, payable in advance. R. P. MACGOWAN, Secretary. MAIE AND GrAEVEN T)EG to announce the arrival, ex Pasithea, and Sir George Pollock, from London, of a LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OP CLOTHS. Consisting of — West of England Superfine Blacks „ „ Black Doeskins „ „ Deerskins „ „ Tweeda Scotch Tweeds Bedford and Worsted Cords Fancy Coatings Blue and Grey Witneys Pilot Cloths, &c, &c. And having secured the services of an experienced Cutter, are prepared to execute any orders they may be favoured with in the best style and on the most moderate terms. While adding this department to their business M. & G. would remind their friends and the public generally that their stock of made-up Goods, Underclothing, Hats, &c, was never more complete than at present. Tay-street, Invercargill, 30th July. EIVEETON PLOUGHING MATCH. THE FIRST ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH of the Aparima District, -nill take place at GUMMY'S BUSH, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 15th AUGUST, 1866. When the following Prizes will be competed f or — open to all comers : — , Gold Medal, value £10, for the Champion of three years, in succession : — Ist Prize— £6 2nd Prize— £s 3rd „ — SA 4th „ — £3 sth v — £2 6th „ — £1 7th Prize— los. A Ladies' Prize will be awarded ; as also one for the best Groomed Hones, and for the best kapt Harness. Intending Competitors are requested to send in their names on or before Friday, the 10th nst., to PETER GRANT, Hon. Secretary. Riverton Mills. COMMEECIAL SCHOOL. EAST ROAD. "14 jl R. STEWART will conduct this ACADEMY, on the principles of the Celebrated English "Training Colleges" of Chelsea and Battersea, including all the higher branches of Mathematics and 3/and Surveying. A limited number of Boarders will be received. N.B. — Land accurately Surveyed on very reasonable terms. 3QBRMH jQTt_ AjfOT.TCU.jir/Q'Me--^^^^^^^"'^