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Southland Times, Issue 1262, 7 June 1870, Page 4

Public ffotices. 1.0.0.F.,M.U. THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY of the Loyal St. George Lodge will be commemorated by a social SOIREE and BALL, to take place in the Theatre Eoyal on THUESDAY, 9th JUNE, 1870. TEA. ON THE TABES AT 7 o'CIOCK PRECISELY. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Readings, and Recitations, to commence at 8 o'clock. DANCING AT HALF-PAST NINE. Mr Lloyd's Quadrille Band will be in attendance; Mr D. Engsland, Caterer. • Mr M. Hyams, M.C. Tickets for the ball, to admit lady and gentleman, 7s 6d; for the soiree, 2s each. Maybe obtained from the following members of Committee—Bros. W. H. Hall, M. Hyams, P. M'Ewan, W. P. Porter, Thomas Patchett, Clement Morton, Wm. Organ, John Young and W. B. Seandrett, Per. Secretary. NOTICE. THE Retail business hitherto carried on in Taystreet by Hay Brothers will in future be carried on by A. Hay and D. Stkaxg-, under the style or firm of " Hay and Strang." HAY BEOTHEES. We respectfully solicit from the public a continuance of the patronage, bestowed upon Messrs Hay Bros. HAY & STEANa. JUST PUBLISHED, THE NEW ZEALAND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, RESIDENT. MAGISTRATE, CORONER, AND CONSTABLE. — A new Edition, enlarged and amended — with Appendix of Acts, copious Formulary, Indices of the unrepealed Law of the Colony and of the Provincial Councils. By His Honor Mr Justice Johnston. Published at the Government Printing Office, Wellington, by Geosge Didsbtjby, who will receive orders, and forward the work to all parts of the Colony free of postage. Can be had either in one or two volumes as required. Prices — Cash : Cloth : — ln one vol., £3 ; two vols., £3 3s. Half-bound, Calf .—One voL, £3 3a; two vols., £3 ss. ■ . - ; Full-bound, Calf :— One vol., £3 ss; two vols., £3 10s. Tenders. '•'. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. mENDERS will be received tffl THURSDAY, J_ the 9th of June, for building Dwelling and Store attached to shop in Tay-street, for J. Hatch, Esq. ANGUS KERR, Architect, Tay-street. WANTED mENDERS for fencing four mfles, more or _L less, on the Hokanuis. Tenders will be received till Monday, the 13th instant. ' For particulars, apply to J. STOCK & CO., Tay-street. Invercargill, 2nd June, 1870. EDUCATIONAL BESEEYES. mENDERS will be received until Thursday, 16th JL inst., for leasing sections 5, 21, and 38, Block 1, Mataura Hundred, and in the Oteramika Hundred, section 30, Block 6, and sections 4 and 30, Block 8. W. P. TANNER, Secretary Education Board. . Wanted WANTED Two Gentlemen Boarders. Apply to Mrs Wilson, Swansea Cottage, Don-st. WANTED everybody to know that the best glass of English Ale is on tap at J. V. INGRAM'S GAEBICK CLUB HOTEL, TAT STEEET. Auction Sales D. MACEOELE, AUCTIONEER, SALESMAN, ACCOUNTANT, COLLECTOR, VALUATOR, SHARE-BROKER, COMMISSION AND MINING AGENT, INVERCARGILL SALE ROOMS, DEE STREET, Next Colyer's Princess Hotel. ■ STOCK SALES. mHE undersigned purposes to hold country J_ sales of Cattle, Sheep, Horses, &c, at stated periods during each month, due publicity to which will be given. ; Yard arrangements at Winton, Wallacetown, Mataura, and Long Bush will be under the management of Mr R. B. Williams, whose negotiations in this behalf will be held binding upon me. D. MACRORIE, Auctioneer. . WALLACETOWN SALE. EEIDAY, 17th JUNE, 1870. Fifty Head Cattle. Twenty Head Unbroken Horses. > One Reaping Machine, &p, DMACRORIE is favored with instructions „ from Mr Hamilton, and others, to sell by auction, at Pelling's Yards, oa the above date, at one o'clock, p?f\ HEAD CATTLE, comprising Fat OU Steers, quiet Dairy Cows, with calves at foot, and young Stock. Aiao, — QA HEAD (more or Icsb) unbroken Colts £rJ and Fillies. 1 SUPERIOR HEAPING MACHINE, &0., &o.