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Southland Times, 23 December 1868, Page 5

UTUVCIII-UCll'll AUVCi«UIOUH>UIiB £1000 EEWAED. npHE above Reward will be' given bf the Provincial Government for the discoveiy of a GOLDFIELD in the Province of Southland, within twelve months from the date hereof, which shall, within a period of six months, yield not less than 8000 ozs. of gold, or £500 reward for the discovery of a Goldfield outside the boundaries of the Province, yielding within fche same period 8000 ozs. of gold, from which , ii: will derive a direct aud exclusive commercial , benefit. j HENRY ARMSTRONG, Deputy Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 17th October, 1868. (From the New Zealand Gazette, No. 60, 1868.) NOTICE TO MAEINEES. NEW RIVER, PROVINOE OF SOUTHLAND. Marine Department, Wellington, 24th June 1868. TT is hereby notified for general inmormation, that from and after the seventh day of January 1869, the Pilot Establishment at present maintained at the entarance to New River, in the Province of Southland, wfll be discontinued, The Masters of all Vessels trading to Invercargill are warned to prepare for this change. JAMES M. BALFOUR, Colonial Marine Engineer. Amusements qn H E AT RER O V A L. CHEISTMAS EVE CONCEET. THUESDAY, THE 24-th INSTANT. The Amateurs of Invercargill will give a Concert, consisting of Sacred Music, on Christmas Eve, the 24th instant, the proceeds of which will be devoted to a fund being raised for the purchase of an Organ for St John's Church. PBOGBAHME. Parti. 1. Wedding- Mabch Mendelssohn 2. Christmas Chobalb Mendelssohn 3. Akia (Bass)—' Is not Hi» Word like a Fire' (Elijah) Mendelssohn 4. Duet (Soprano and Tenor) — 'Lobgesang' Mendelssohn 5. Anthem — ** In Jewry is God known' * ... ... ... Clarke Whitfield 6. Duet (Tenor and Bass) — 'More Glorious to Die' (Masaniello) ... Auber 7. Solo Pianopobtb — Prelude and Fugue ... Beethoven 8. Seleotion — ' Judas Maccabeus' Handel _ Viz:— 1. Abia (Tenor) — ' Sound tn Alarm.' 2. Chobus — 'We Hear.' 3. Chokus — 'Seethe conquering Hero comes.' 4. Mabch. Part n. 1. Wab Masch op thb Pbiests (Athalie) Mendelssohn 2. Selection — ' Messiah' ... Handel Viz. — f Recit. (Tenor) — ' Comfort ye.' 1 ' (.abia (Tenor)— 'Every Valley.' 2. Chobtts — ' And the Glory of the Lord.' f Recit. (Bass) — 'Thus saith the Lord.' (_ Abia (Bass) — ' But who may abide.* 4. Abia — 'He shall feed His Flock.* 6. Abta (Tenor) — ' But Thou didst not leave.' 6. Chobus—' Hallelujah.' Doors open at half-past seven ; to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission — Boies, 2s fid . Pit, Ib. For the Committee, DAVID MACRORIE, Secretary. PEELIMINAET NOTICE. TNVEECAEGrILL EEG-ATTA, To take place on 26th December, 1868, BOXINGr-DAY. Patron : His Honor tbe Superintendent. Committee : Capt. Elles, Messrs J. M'Pherson, Z. Ross, and G. S. Crouch (Treasurer). PEOGrEAMME. Fibst Race. First-class Sailing Boats, with fixed keels, or centre-boards up. — First prize, £10; second ditto, £5. Second Race. Sailing Boats (second class). — First prize, £5 ; second ditto, £2. Thibd Race. Four-oared Boats. — First prize, £5 ; second ditto, £2. Pair-oared Boat Race. — First prize, £3 ; second ditto, £1. Dingy Race (pair-oars) — £1. ScuLing Race (one oar) — £1. Duck Hunt £—. Rules wiil be published in future advertisement. For the convenience of Boats from the Bluff and Riverton, entries will be received up to 10 a.m. sharp on the day of the Regatta. Entrance, 5 per cent, on the first prize in each class. JOHN COTJTTS, Secretary pro Urn,