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Southland Times, Issue 1195, 14 January 1870, Page 4

Public Notices. NOTICE. TRUST ESTATE OF G: ROBERTSON, Baker, Tay street. MR THOMAS PERKINS is authorised to receive all accounts in the above estate to 3lst December last, and his receipt alone will be recognised by the Trustees. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Inspector in Estate of G. Robertson. NOTICE. fJiHE Invercargill Savings' Bank will be closed until Monday, January 16th, for taking the yearly balance, after which time depositors wil be required to present their books to have interest added. THOS. BRODRICK, Manager. CAUTION. I HEREBY CAUTION all persons from buying or selling any of my Lemonade and Ginger Beer Bottles, as I have never disposed of any. Persons found trafficking in the same will be prosecuted. W. J. MOFFETT. N.B. — Premiums offered elsewhere are only an encouragement to theft. Invercargill, 16th December, 1869. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all strange stock found on my Run and purchased land, Hokanui, after thia date, will be impounded. F. WENTWORTH, Wantwood Station. 18th Dec., 1869. INVERCARGILL WESLEYAN SABBATH SCHOOL. rpHE Services in connection with the sixth I Anniversary of the above institution will be held next SUNDAY, the 16th inst., when two Sermons will be preached by the Rev. R. S. Bunn, in St. Paul's, Leet-street, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. • at the close of each service collections wfll be made on behalf of the funds of the institution. The hymns are selected for the occasion, and will be sung by the children. The scholars will be examined and addressed in the church at 3 p.m. when the parents and friends are invited to attend. On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, a Public TeaMeeting will take place in the School Room, North Road, at 630 p.m. A Public Meeting will be held immediately afterwards, when the annual report will be read, and addresses delivered by the Rev. R. S. Bunn and other gentlemen. On WEDNESDAY (the day following) the scholars will receive their usual treat. ROBT. GILMOUR Secretary. Property for Sale, and to Lease EOB SALE, BT PBIVATE CONTBACT, A COMPACT Agricultural and Pastoral Freehold Property, situated 8 miles from Invercargill, on the north side of the Makarewa River, near Wallacetown, the Winton Railway bounding it on the east side. The property consists of 875 acres, 200 acres sown in English grasses. The improvements are mostly new, including a new brick Dwelling .House. The Property is for sale with or without stock and growing crops. Delivery will be given early in March, 1870. Terms very easy. For detailed particular, apply to H. M'LEAN, On the premises. Also — 50 acreß Freehold at Mokomoko. Apply to H. M'LEAN, Wallacetown. LAND EOB SALE. SEVERAL agricultural sections of 100 acres each, Winton Hundreds, partly fenced, well sheltered for growing wheat, barley, or even some tropical fruits ; surrounded with valuable bush and limestone hills ; rich black soil. Apply to JAMES HANAN. ELAX! ELAX!! PLAX!!! NEVER FAILING WATER POWER. TO CAPITALISTS OR COMPANIES. TENDERS will be received until noon of the 7th February, at the office of Messrs Hately and Scott, for the purchase of 337 ACRES of undulating terrace land, adjoining Campbelltown, Bluff Harbor, with good land and water carriage, bavins: a frontage to the Bluff Road, Railroad, and Foveaux Straits. There is a considerable quantity of Flax on the terraces, and according to the best authorities hill-side land grows the strongest fibre. There are -everal streams of water on the property, one of which has a constant fall of over 400 feet above sea level. E O E SALE, DWELLING - HOUSES AND GARDENS, Within ten minutes walk of the Post Office. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions ■ to offer for private sale — TWO QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, WITH COTTAGES THEREON, situated within easy distance of the Post Office They will be sold either separately or in one lot. On one section is built a substantial four-roomed house, in good repair. The garden is in first rate order, planted with trees and bushes, &c. &c. On the other section there is a comfortable two-roomed cottage, and the garden in this case is also in first-rate order. To tbose in search of a really comfortable habitation, this offers an excellent opportunity. Further particulars may be had on application. H. E. OSBOENE, Auctioneer, Esk-street. EOE SALE PEIVATELY. A ROSS has received instructions from Mr • Henry Burrows, to sell his farm of 172 acres, near Mabel Bush — 20 acres fenced, garden, and four roomed house thereon, Bam, Stockyard, Stable, &c., &c. Apply to A. EOSS, Auctioneer. T^OR SALE, privately, Section 9, Block XLV., ■*- New River Hundreds. Apply to j A. BOSS, Auctioneer. I