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Southland Times, Issue 937, 20 April 1868, Page 3

Public Notices. CHURCH REPORTS. rpHP following is a Report of the Yearly •*■ Accounts ending December, 1867, in each of the Eastern Districts, in connection with the Presbyterian Church, under the care of the Rev. THOS. AISXANDBB: — STATEMENT OP ACCOUNTS connected ■with the Church, Mabel Bush, for the Tear ending 31st March, 18 >7 Receipts. To Balance on hand ... ... £7 10 1 Church door collection... ... 8 5 0 Special collection for schemes ... 32 5 Subscriptions in aid of builcing new Church ... ... ... 55 18 . 6 Sustentation Fund ... ... 30 11 6 Debt due to Church ... ... 12 1 1 £117 8 7 DIBBTJBBEMEOTS. By Expenses building Church ... £7L 18 8 Schemes ... ... — 3 2 5 Tapper to account ... ... 11 0 0 Book and Presbytery expenses ... 016 0 Sustentation Fund (paid Treasurer) 3 ) 11 6 £117 8 7 A. ROSS, General Treasurer. STATEMENT OP ACCOUNT connected with Church, One-Tree Point, for the Tear ending 31st December, 1867. Receipts. To Sustentation Fund... ... £32 5 3 Proclamation Fees ... ... 2 10 0 Ordinary Collection ... ... 515 9 Special do ... ... 3 0 0 £43 11 0 Disbursements By Foreign Mission ... ... 10 0 Church Extension ... ... 10 0 Ministers' Passages ... ... 10 0 Sustentation Fund ... ... 32 5 3 Synod and Presbytery Expenses ... 012 6 Commercial Expenses ... ... 0 5 0 Account Book ... ... 0 2 6 Balance in hand ... ... 7 5 9 £43 11 0 A. ROSS, General Treasurer. STATEMENT OP ACCOUNTS connected with the Church, Oteramika, for the Tear ending 31st December, 1867. Receipts. To Sustentation Fund... ... £73 3 6 DISBUBSEMBHTS. By Sustentation Fund ... ... £58 12 9 Balance in Treasurer's hands ... 14 10 9 £73 3 6 Note. — This balance arises through the Collector's Reports not being forward when the General Report was made. A. ROSS, Treasurer. STATEMENT OP ACCOUNTS connected with the Church, Long Bush, for the Tear ending 31st December, 1867. Receipts. To balance in hand 31st Dec, 1867 ... £14 4 10 Sustentation Fund ... .. 80 10 6 Ordinary and Special Collections ... 24 0 9 Proclamations ... ... 3 15 0 £122 111 DISBTXBSEMENTS. By Schemes for Oteramika District... £4 0 0 Cover for Communion Table ... 0 2 6 Bread and Wine ... ... 0 9 7 Painting Manse and Stable ... 10 10 0 Ledger ... ... ... 015 0 Church Extension ... ... 15 0 Ministers' Passage Fund ... 17 6 Preßbyterial Expenses... ... 017 6 Missions ... ... ... 5 6 0 Synod Expenses ... ... 07 6 Sustentation Fund ... ... 80 10 6 Balance in hand ... ... 17 0 0 £122 11 1 A. ROSS, Treasurer. LARGE ARRIVALS OF NEW GOODS I Ex "E. P. BOUVERIB," FEOM GLASGOW. TTTE have much pleasure in intimatiug that we * * have now received a VERT FINE SHIPMENT OF NEW GOODS, and are prepared in all our departments with A LARGE AND CAREFULLT SELECTED ASSORTMENT. We would call special attention to our stock of ABERDEEN WINCETS, which is the largest and most replete we have ever imported, and will be found VERT LOW IN PRICE— having been made to our order by the Manufacturers. Tiic quality of the other goods can be highly recommended, as they are purchased by an experienced buyer in the best English and Scotch markets. R. D. YTTLE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, TAT STREET, INVERCARGILL. April lrt, 1868. LOST. f\N Saturday, the 11th April, from the Clarendon \J Hotel, a Ladder. Any one returning the same to the undersigned will be rewarded. J, G. HUGHES. TO LET.— FAMILY RESIDENCE, on the North Road, now in the occupation of the ut designed. Loity rooms, large garden, and close to firewood. H. E. OSBORNE, Auctioneer, , Esk-street.