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Southland Times, Issue 706, 7 August 1867, Page 3

Public Notices. TENDERS will be receiv.d ut; tbe "Times" office for laying down gait'ngs in righf-of-way adjoining. TO LEND, Sums of £100 to £5000 on Freehold Security. Apply to DALEYMPLE, 'Jtjnb., & CO., Dunedin. "VJ OTICE is hereby given, that' there is Poison _L i laid down on Wallacetown Plains. HUG-H McLEAN. July 10th, 1867. i TO.LET. i A BUTCHER'S SHOP, in Harrisville, in which a good business hns been doing Apply " Times Office." £10 EEWAED. ; | : I STOLEN from my place, New River, about tha ! last week in June, Two Geese, and as I ■ have lost both ducks and pigs in same manner the above reward will be paid on conviction of the thief. LEWIS ACKER. M.U.1.0.0.F. \ PURPLE LECTURE of the above will be J\. held THIS EVENING, at the Lodge Room, Clarendon Hotel, at 7 o'clock sharp. After the Lecture a Reunion will take place. Visiting Brothers with their friends, are invited. EDUCATION RESERVES. SECTION 21, BLOCK 68. , Town of Invereargill. TENDERS for leasing the above-mentioned section, for 7 or 14 years, will be received by the Secretary, on or before the 15th inst., Conditions of lease may be had on application to the Secretary. W. TANNER, Secretary Education Board. MAEE POUND. I7>OUND on the 30th July, 1867, running at Ryal Bush, a chesnut Mare, white strip on forehead, and branded 61 on near shoulder. Any person proving their ownership of said Mare, and paying expenses can have the Mare by application to Deegan Brothers, fai-mera, Ryal Bush. FOUND, Near Oteramika, a RIDING SADDLE and VALISE. The owner can have the same by proving property, and payment of expenses and advertising, on application to John Findlay, Esq., Hunter's Bush, Oteramika. If not claimed within seven days, will be sold to defray expenses. Angust 3rd, 1867. FOOT EACINa. A FOOT RACE will take place at W. M'lvor's, O. Otamite House, Hokanuies, on the 7th of August, at 12 o'clock, between Joe Wallace, the. Sackney Stag, and W. Malone, the Sydney Kangaroo, for £50 a tide — 100 yards — the Kangaroo to receive 5 yards start. Otamite, 15th July, 1867. SWEEP!. SKEEP!.!. ALL orders for Sweeping Chimneys, Night Work, and for Firewood, left in the "box adjoining Messrs Matheson and Cameron's premises, Dee-street, will be promptly attended to by B. Evans. CAUTION. NOTICE is hereby given, that legal proceedings will be taken against all persons found cutting, removing, or otherwise injuring timber in any of the bushes on the property of John Elles, Esq., situated at Five River Plains and in the Waiau District. JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor for the said John Elles. 10th July, 1867. • . CITY TIMBER YAED, (COBOTSB OF ESK AHD KELVIN SIBEETS), Near Railway Station. TOHN C. BELLAMY begs to inform the *^ public of Invereargill and Southland generally, that he has commenced business in the above line, and will make it his study to keep every article in connection with the trade. August 2nd, 1867. PUBLIC NOTICE. npHE undersigned, in consequence of the DissoJL lution of Partnership with himself and Mr C. L. Frederic, begs to thank his friends and the pyhltc, and to inform them that he will carrj on the Business on his own account, and trust* that, with increased facilities and strict attention, to the work entrusted to him, to merit the patronage so liberally accorded to him heretofore. J. A. FREDERIC, Builder, Undertaker, &c, Spey Street. A thoroughly practical Cabinet Maker always on the premises. Every description of Building materials. Country orders promptly attended to. Spey Street, April 2nd, 1867. Stables, &c J. J. CUFF'S ROYAL GEORGE Livery and Bait Stables. Saddles, Horses, Buggies, &c, on reasonable terms. ! Horse Sales in the Yards every Saturday. Accommodation for Waggons, Drays, &c. JJ. CUFF, having taken the Royal George • Stables, lately in the occupation of Mr. D. Thompson, begs to inform the public that he intends carrying on the same in a liberal and well conducted manner, and trusts that his well-known experience in the above line, combined with attention and civility, may insure him a continuation of the support hitherto awarded to the aboye premises,