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Southland Times, Issue 1246, 3 May 1870, Page 4

Public Notices. SOUTHLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. rrVBE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MRETFNG I . of the Members of this Society will be held at the Prince of Wales Hotel on FRIDAY, the 6th May, at 8 PJi. E. D. BUTTS, Hon. Sec. THE SOUTHLAND PROSPECTING ASSOCIATION. A FURTHER and final call of £2 per share is now payable to. the Treasurer, Mr J. W. : Mitchell. * By order of the Committee. FREDk. W. WADE, Hon. Sec. SOUTHLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. k MEETRTG of Directors will take place at ix the Prince of Wales Hotel on Saturday, the, 30th vast, at 2 p.m. . D. MACRORIE, ; Secretary. SOUTHLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. rpHE Annual Meeting of this Society will take I place at Colyer's Princess Hotel," on MONDAY EVENING, May 9th, 1870, at 8 o'clock Business — Election of Office-bearers. . , N O T I CE. TfIHE third Annual. General Meeting of the _JL Waianiwa and Jacob's Biver Ploughing Association will be held at Mr Robert Hazlett's, 'near Flint's Bush, on the 12th May, at 7 o'clock p.m. Question of amalgamation of the Western •District Society to be introduced, and a full attendance requested. JOHN M'INTYRE, : Secretary. NOTICE. A LL Accounts due in connection with the enji tira horse " Soiithorne," are requested to be paid to the undersigned within twenty-one days from this- date, otherwise immediate proceedings will be taken for recovery of same. . JOHN MACINTOSH. Waßacetown, Bth April 1870. EDUCATIONAL RESERVES. rpENDERS will be received until 10th May, 1 for leasing 20- acres near the School-house, Gummie'B Bush, Riverton. W. P. TANNER, Secretary Education Board. K ; ROSE IMPORTER OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, & FANCY GOODS. NBWBO O K S . TT OLTJM ' E S FOR 1869. Good Words, Leisure Hour, Sunaay Magazine, i Sunday at Home, ' British Workman, Band of i ■ Hope Review, Children's Magazine. " Also, a large selection of the following articles : : —Berlin Wool, Cushions, Slipper Patterns, Can- ' vas for do (assorted), Beads (assorted colors), Tatting Shuttles, Netting. Needles, Crochet Pat- ' ; terns; Concertinas at 85,~155, 18s, and 20s, Pocket Knives, Meerschaum Pipes. A beautiful selection of Ivory Brooches and iL&l'raigS; ~ ~ ~ Chess, Drafts, and many other amusing games — for-winter evenings. Sole agent for the Provincial Government maps. CORNER OF TAY AND DEE. STREETS; TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. PROFESSOR KIRK, OF EDINBURGH. A NUMBER of Christian friends in the home country, who have attentively observed with the highest satisfaction the unswerving devotedness to Christian principle which has characterised the public and private life of the Rev. Professor Kirk in his all but herculean labors in the cause of God and. man, for upwards of 30 years, feel ■'desirous of giving an expression of their high estepm for him, and appreciation of these labors, by the presentation of a Testimonial. - Mr Kirk . being widely known through his writings as an able and fearless exponent of afree - unfettered Gospel, available for all mankind, and also as an uncompromising advocate of the principles of Total Abstinence, it is believed there are many friends in the. Colonies who would be much gratified by having an opportunity of contributing to this Testimonial. ~ In order to give such friends » this opportunity, the ' ommittee have appointed agents to receive subscriptions in America, India, and the Australian Colonies. Friends in Australia, Tasmania, .and New Zea- ■ land are respectfully requested to communicate with Mr David Bosthhon, Dee- street, Invercargill, N.Z., (by whom all subscriptions will be forwarded to Bailie Lewis, Treasurer, Edinburgh,) ' who will give any further information that 1 may be desired. Auction SalesSATURDAY, 14th MAY, 1870. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUNI BUSH ESTATE, Three and a-half miles from Invercargill, on the East Road. HE. OSBORNE has been favored with in- • structions from Mr Dalrymple, to sell by auction, at his Rooms, Esk-street, on SATUR- , DAY, May 14th, at 12 o'clock, that valuable property on the East Road, known as PUNI BUSH ESTATE, about three and a-half miles from town, being sections 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36, Block 11., • Invercargill Hundred, in all, about 400 acres; section 31 will be sold in two lots. The land is thoroughly adapted for the production of all kinds of cereak and English grasses ; and, for the culture of flax, the property stands unrivalled. To ensure competition, and sale, liberal terms - will be given, viz., one half of the purchasemoney can remain, on the property for a period of two years, at the rate of 8 per cent, per ; armnm interest. Axeo — - Section XXyiL, Block, XIX., Invercargill Hundred, containing .116 acres. Also — Section XXVL, Block VI., Campbelltown Hundred, containing 105 acres. The property is 'about four miles from Invercargill, on the Bluff Eoad, and covered with first-class Bush.