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Southland Times, Issue 1350, 20 December 1870, Page 3

Public Notices NOT ICE. ON snd after this date (20th) the charge for BILLIARDS will be ONI) SHILLING per GAME, day and nights G. SMITH, Prince of Wales Hotel. BLUFF HARBOR ANNUAL REGATTA. THE above Regatta trill take plaoe on the 3rd January, 1871. PBo<sßA3iMri : Ist Race,, open boats under 35ft. length of keel, under Bail— prize ... £10 0 0 2nd Race, Decked Oyster Boats and Cutters of sixteen tons and under — prize ... ... ... 60 0 3rd Race, Whale Boats— prize ... 8 0 0 4th Race, Gig Race, square sterns, (4 oars) — prize ... ... ... 50 0 sth Race, Dingy Race ..." ... 210 0 Notb. — Entries received not later than the 31st December, inst. " Further" particulars, rules, &c, may be obtained on application to Messrs J. P. Joyce and James Colver, Invercargill, or to the Secretary. O. F. O'TOOLE, Secretary and Treasurer. SOUTHLAND BUILDING, LAND, AND ; ITFvTSSTITEWT SOCIETY. A SALE of the available funds will be held in J\ the Court House Invercargill, at 9 o'clock p.m. on the 11th January next, when probably about £600 will be submitted to competition I among the members. Those desirous of joining i the Society, can obtain every information at the office of the Secretary. F. NUTTER, Secretary. pRAND POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT. BOXING NIGHT. MONDAY, 26th INSTANT. INVERCARGILL ODDFELLOWS' IUNION SOIREE, ; CONCERT &rB&LIii~ -— Tba. Address by Chairman. ■■-'■, Song, " Bay of Biscay." Reading, "Jeanie Deahs's Interview with. : Queen: Caroline." ' , •; ; Sono, " Better Late than Never." Recitatioit, "Dr Johnson." Dttet, "What are the Wild Wares Saving." Comic Reading. ; • . : Song. " - Reading, " The Oddfellows' Secret." Soio, "The Standard -Bearer.'' ' Address, " Oddfellowship." .'. : Attld Lang Stub, by Company. Tickets — Soiree and Concert, '2s 6d each; Children under 12 years, Is 6d each. Tickets— Ball, for Lady and Gentlemen, 12s 6d., To be had from Messrs. Webster, Goodwillie, Porter, Scandrett, Kingsland, , Hyams, and Patchett. MOUNT FAIRFAX ESTATE RIVERTON TENDERS are invited for leasing for a term of years/about TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES' FENCED and IMPROVED LAND, in one or more lots. A purchasing clause can be arranged for, if wished, over about one-half. For further particulars, apply to DrHODGKiNSON, on the property, or to JNO. BLAOKLOCK. THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION of the CLASSES of the INVEROARGILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, takes place on FRIDAY, the 23rd inst. Parents and the public invitei. GOOD NEWS FOR THE YOUNGM A MERRY CHRISTMAS to EACH an^ ALL 1 But don't forget that L. RODGERS'S annual CHRISTMAS TREE still blooms, under the able management oi the Brothers "Weßney. — r '• : y '■ ! TicketV—ONE -SHILLING each. { drawing of the Prizes will take place on CHRISTMAS EVE, (Saturday, the 24th), commencing at 7 o'clock P.M. SOUTHLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. rnHE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH EXHEBI_L TIONS will be held in the Theatre Royal on MONDAY AND TUESDAY, [ January 2nd and 3rd, 1871, and TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, March 9fch and 10th, 1871. Schedules of prizes can be obtained from the .Members of Committee, and' the seedsmen in town. Competitors will not be charged entry money at the exhibition on 2nd January. L"~ETTS'S DIARIES AND ALMANACK fob t 1871, HAVE ARRIVED! RODGERS, Dee and Tay streets. PHOTOGRAPHS'. """ MR J. M'EACHEN, Photographic Artist (late of the London Portrait Rooms, Dunedin), begs respectfully to inform the public of Riverton that he will open his Portrait Rooms in Palmerston-etreet, on Wednesday, December 21st, 1870. V . ; Views, Cartes.: de Visite, Miniatures for Brooches and Lockets, taken and . finished with promptitude. N.IJ.— On hand a choice selection of views of New Zealand scenery. J. M'EACHEN. ESTATE OF HAY BROTHERS. /CREDITORS in above Estate are reminded \J that they must, in conformity with the Bankruptcy Act, prove their debts, or their claims will not be recognised, nor can they take part in any meeting of creditors. F. NUTTER, Acting Provisional Trustee..