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Southland Times, Issue 1289, 5 August 1870, Page 3

Public Notices. £300 BE WARD. TTTHEREAS, oh the morning of the Ist inst, the Police Station at Clyde was broken into, and treasure to the amount of £13,981 stolen therefrom, consisting of gold to the. value of £7,871, Bank Notes £6,110, the numbers of which are known, it is hereby notified that a reward of - FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS Will be paid to any person who shall give such information aa may lead to the conviction of the offenders, and the recovery of ..the stolen property. It is further notified that His Exoellency the Governor offers a - - — ; r-n-BiL _p XJIJIKO N in the erent of the person giving such information being an accomplice in the robbery.' -: ~ W. A. TOLMIE, Deputy Superintendent of Otago. O OIBEE AND CONCERT, ON BEHALF OF the Building Fund, for erection of ■ , NEW SCHOOL BOOM, ' ST. JOHN'S C HUB OH: AT THE EXCHANGE HALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9iHi 1870.; TEA ON TABLE AT 7 O'CLOCK. Selections of rocal and instrumental music, with readings, during the evening. Tiokets of admission, 2s each, at either of " the Booksellers. ! ■ NOT I CE . A SPECIAL MEETING of the Western District Farmers' Club will be held in the Gummy's Bush School-room, on F&IDAY, the 12th of August. BtraiKßsa. — Discussion on co-operation j show of entire hones'; joining the Ploughing Association with the Farmers' Club ; election of President, Vice-president, Secretary, and a full committee of 9 to carry out the business of the Olubi i The chair to be taken at 7 o'clock preciselY; JOHN CUMMING, ; . Hon. See. i QUEENSTO W*N COMltflSSldN AND FOBWARDINa AGENCY. rpHE undersigned forwards goods on arrival of JL the Steamer from Kingston: to Arrow, Skippers, Head of the Lake, Cromwell, &0., 4c. No charge made for storage. Accounts for carriage to Queenstown paid and charged against consignees. Goods in any quantities stored. H. C. COPE, Mining,. General, and Commission Agent, Qaeenstown. OPENING OF THE TEMPEBANOB HALL. A SOIREE will be held" in the EXCHANGE HALL, on FRIDAY, the 12th Aoeost, 1870, to celebrate, the FIETH ANNIYEBSABX of the Invercargill Total Abatinenoe Society, and the OPENING of the TEMPERANCE HALL. Tea on the table at half-past six o'clock. A public meeting will be held at half-past seven, when the annual report will be read, and the Treasurer to the Building Committee will submit hiß financial statement. Addresses will be delivered by the Revs. A. H. Stobo,. J. S. Bishworth, W. Bussell (Byal Bush), and other gentlemen. . , " Tickets, 2s each — to be had everywhere. A collection will be made on behalf of th* Building Fund. . D. BONTHBON, Secretary., i GEEAT CLEABING SALE ! OF BOOTS!! WMTTOHELL will dispose of the whole . of his stock of '. IMPOBTED 866T S, COST MCE! J ! MEN'S,. WOMEN'S, & OHILDBEN'S BOOT 9 Of all descriptions. SLIPPERS, GOLOSHES, AND GATTEBS, In great yariety. ' . -...> TEEMS. CASH. ' %• Note the address— , ; .■ '. WE MITCHELL, Bootmaker, ____^_— -— -^-3!ay*street^ SOUTHLAND PBOSPECTING ASSOCIATION. ALL claims against the above Association must be sent in to the undersigned on or before the 20th inßt., or they will not be paid. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Hon. Treasurer.* IN THE SUPBEME COUBT OF NEW ZEALAND. Otago md Southland Distsict. •'• ■ ' ' r ■ ■' .ii' ■ * In the matter of John Gibson, of Parrawa, . near Athol, in the Province of Souttiland, Farmer and Hotel-keeper, adjudicated a Bankrupt on the fifteenth day of July, one thousand-eight hundred and seventy ; and in the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1867," and f. of " The Bankruptcy "Act Amendment Aot, 1868." . . • . NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the appointment of John Hard,' of Invercargill, Merchant, as trustee of the estate and effeete of the above-named Bankrupt, has been confirmed by order of this honorable Court, and that MONDAY, the nineteenth day of September next, ha* been appointed as a public -sitting of the said Court at Invercargill for the said Bankrupt , to pass his last examination, and apply for his discharge. ~ ' -„...- — . Dated this twenty-ninth day, of July, 1870. . FBEDx. W. WADE, . Solicitor for the said