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Southland Times, Issue 722, 11 September 1867, Page 3

Money to Lend TO LEND, Sums of £100 to £5000 on Freehold Security. Apply to DALRYMPLE, June., & CO., DunediD. /"^lASil to lend, at 10 per cent, on Rural Land, \J Apply to A. G., Post Office, Riverton. Public Notices. NOTICE is hereby given, that there* is Poison laid down on Wallacetown Plains. HUGH McLEAN. July 10th : 1867. NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the Pahi XjL Run, are requested to lodge a memorandum of the amount with Mr F. A. Monckton. ' I ENDERS required for Painting fence around 1 Presbyterian Church. Specifications to be seen ac the store of Hay Brothers, where Tenders may be left up till noon of Monday, the 16th. I. V. .E. B. THE Members of the Brigade will meet at the Engine House, this day, at half-past 12, to follow the remains of Fiteman James Paterson to the Cemetery. J. KTNGSLAND, Captain. £10 EEWAED. STOLEN from my place, New River, about the last week in June, Two Geese, and as I have lost both ducks and pigs in same man ncr the above reward will be paid on conviction of the thief. LEWIS ACKFF. NOTICE. I THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby intimate 9 to all the people that my title to Centre Island (Rarotoka), .in Foveaux Straits, has descended to jne, both by Father and Mother, and remains undisputed to this day ; and that I never sold or disposed of same to any Government, or to any one else. I therefore warn everyone from occupying or trespassing upon the Island without my consent. HOROMONA PATU. Riverton, Southland, New Zealand, August Ist. 1867. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is tereby given, that the partnership between the undersigned Peter Grant and James Reid, in the trade or business of Millers, at, or near Riverton, was dissolved on the Ist day of Septembex', 1867, by mutual consent, and that in future, the business will be carried on by the said James Reid, on his separate account, who will pay and receive all debts owing from and to the said partnership in the regular course of trade. Witness our hands this fourth day of September, 1867. (Signed), PETER GRANT JAMES REID. Witness — James Habvey, Solicitor, Invercargill. TO THE FARMERS OF SOUTHLAND. CHEYALIEE SEED BAELET ! rpHE undersigned begs to intimate to farmers and others tiat he is now landing, ex " Beautiful Star," from England, a splendid parcel of the very best Chevalier Seed Bablet procurable in Europe for MALTING PURPOSES, which he proposes to distribute to growers on favorable conditions. It is also his intention to present a HANDSOME PRIZE to the producer of the best 100 bushels next harvest. As there is only a limited supply on hand, early application is necessary to J. T. MAETIJST, Black Eagle Brewery. Invercargill, September 2, 1867. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE undersigned, in consequence of the Dissolution of Partnership with In'mself and Mr C. L. Frederic, begs to thank his friends and the public, and to inform them that he -will carry on the Business on his own account, and trusts 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. FREDEEIC, 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 FOE BIVERTON. rnHE Royal Mail Coach will leave for the above -*~ place, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Half-past 10 a.m. punctually ; returning to Invercargill, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Booking Offices — Messrs Hare, Pratt and Co.'s Dee-street ; and Riverton Hotel, Riverton. All parcels carefully forwarded. WILLIAM FLINT, ProDiiotor. Notice of Removal M A I B AND 0-ARVEN DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, HAVE BEHOVED TO DEE-STBEET, Sfext tha Southland Qub Hotel,