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Southland Times, Issue 1116, 20 August 1869, Page 3

Public Notices pLOUB! FLOUE I ! FLOTJft!!! Messrs Bennie and M'Gregor, Flour and Barley Mills, Dunedin. GiNTLnCßK— Having vied a large quantity of your flour this season, we hare much pleasure in stating that we have found it to be of first* class quality, and equal, if not superior, to any b-*nd offering in this market, for strength, color, and flavor. We have also disposed of same in smrU bags, and our customers unanimously pro* aounee it most excellent for a'l purposes : — George Blythe, baker and grocer, Walker street George Shand, baker and grocer, Princes-street Robert Hay, baker and grocer, George street Andw. Mercer, baker and grocer, Princes-etreet Millar Anderson, baker, High street Thomas S. Sinclair, baker, Maitland street John Gollar, baker, Albany street Thomas Sinclair, baker, St Andrew street John Coll<e, baker, Cumberland street Jas. Hyndmem, baker, Princes street Walter Wright, baker, Battray street C. k J. Taylor, baker, Kaikorai street Alex. Lawrence, grocer, Walker street Archd. Mair, Produce Merchant, Princes street And principal Merchants and Bakers in and around Dpnedta, DUNEDIN FLOUR AND BARLEY MILLS Beferring to the above, Rennfe and M'Gregov have now the satisfaction of intimating that theiralterations and extensions are completed, com* prising entirely new r'k dressing machinery, imported from Glasgow, and constructed on the most approved principles, and with all the latest improvements for thoroughly cleaning grain, dressing flour, and making pearl barley. We guarantee all floor with our brand, when bought direct from our mills or store. R. & McG. are cash buyers of all descriptions of Farm produce, Perennial and Italian rye* grass seeds. Bed, whitd, yellow, alsyke, and every descrip* tion of seod on sale. Lowest rates charged for commission on con* sigmnents and storage. Sole agents for Runciman's Kaikorai Mills oatmeal, and Woodhaugh Flax and Bone Mills, Co. bone manure, &c. Offioe and depot— Jetty*ttreet, Dnnedin. MILLS— DUNEDIN FLOCR AND BARLEY MILLS, WATER-OF-LEITff . INVERCARGILL RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A GRAND VOLUNTEER BALL will take place at the Exchange Hall, Dee-street, on WEDNESDAY, 22nd September, 1869. Stewards— The commissioned and non*com* missioned Officers. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Mr Lloyd's Quadrille Band will be in attend* ance. Refreshments will be provided by Mr Tulloch. Tickets to admit lady and gentleman, 10a 6d, can be obtained from Captain Harvey, Ensign Surman, Sergeants Andrew Dunlop and Colin Brown, Corporals M. Hyams, and F. Worsley, and Private Alf. Dean. By order, W. B. SCANDRETT, Secretary Invercargill Rifle Volunteers. NOTICE. rpHE special badges to denote proficiency at -*■ the various ranges, will be handed over to the members of the Invercargill Rifle Volunteer Corps on WEDNESDAY, August 24. There will be, the same night, inspection of arms, at which all members have to attend. By order, JAMES HARVEY, Captain Commanding I. R. V. VolunteerJOrderly Room, Invercargill, 19th August, 1869. TMPOUNDBD at InvercargillJPublic Pound, on X 17th August, 1889, one bl ck Gelding Pony, white hind fetlocks, blind of near eye, if not 1 released will be sold on Saturday, 21st inst., at 12o'clo3k. I . -. - Wk. CRUIGKBHANK, Poundkeeper. I rpENDEBS will be received till 12 o'clock this i X day, for carting wood from Seaward Bosh to Invercargill. i^.. Tenders to be lodged with Mr Mackay, Fanners' Arms Hotel, Teyst*eet.