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Southland Times, Issue 1351, 23 December 1870, Page 3

Auction SalesNEW EIVEE DISTEIOT. WEDNESDAY, *hb 28th DECEMBER, 1870 At 12 o'clock, noon. DMACKORIE is instructed by the Registrar • of the Supreme Court, to put up to public competition, in the InveroargUl sale rooms, positively to the highest biddeTr— NEW RIVER DISTRICT, Sections 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, (except those portions of 10 and 12, east of the Oreti Kailway), containing 632 a., lr., 3p., or thereby. The above property is that known as Mr Hugh M'Lean's (one of Southland's oldest settlers), subdivided iuto six paddocks, surrounded by a j ring fence, and in close proximity to the Winton railway. Terms as above, without reserve. IMPOETED DEAUGHT HOESES. IN JANUAET NEXT. DMACRORIE has been instructed to «n« , nounce to Carriers, Settlers, and others that he will receive from Mr GIDNEY (whose selections in the Melbourne market are well and favorably known in this district) a consignment of HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES AND HORSES, to arrive about the middle of January. Public Notices MR DECK will preach on Sunday at half-pa9t six o'clock, p.m.j at the Temperance Hall, probably for the last time of his visit. "Notes and. Meditations," containing Mr Deck's views- on Scriptural subjects of great interest, are for sale at -Mr RodgersV Bookseller. Also, "Joy in Departing," a memoir of A. Clarke, by Mr Deck. ' ;. : . ' N 6 T I C E. /^EO. LTTM3DEN begs to intimate that he V has just received a large supply of NEW GOODS, Consisting of — FIRST CLASS JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, & FANCY GOODS, &c. Alio,— A parcel of fashionable FANCY JEWELLERY, which he is selling at about a fourth of the usual prices. Tay-street— (Opposite the English Church.) SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! rpO be HELD in the REAR of the S 0 U T H E EN CEOSS HOTEL, OK - - : BOXING- DAT. Quoits— Ist prize, 15s ; 2nd do, 10s Running High Leap— lst prize, 15s ; 2nd do, 10s Putting Heavy Stone— lst prize, 15s ; 2nd do, Hop, Step, and Jump— lst prize, 15s ; 2nd do, 10s Vaulting with Pole— lst prize, 15s ; 2nd do, 10s Running Long Leap— lst prize, 15s ; 2nd do, 10s „ Stanrtins Hi«h Jump, Sack Race, Greasy. Pole, Foot Race, Bobbing for Oranges, &c, &o. AU entries to be made on the ground at the time of the above sports. _^ H. MAYO, Hon. Sec ST. PAUL'S WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY. . ; mHE SERVICES in connection with the above 1 JL Institution will be held next Sunday, the 25th inst. Special sermons will be delivered by the Rev. J.S. Rishwprth, at the usual honrs^ Well-selected hymns'wiH be sung by the children at each service. At . the close of 'each service a collection will be made on behalf of the school funds. " * ' '" • ■ •■ ' • , At 3 p.m. (in the Church) the scholars will be addressed and examined by the Rev. J. S. Rishworth and others. Parents and friends are invited to attend. On Monday, the annual treat, and on Wednesday, the 28th, a public tea meeting will be held at the School-room, North Road ; tea on the table at 6.30 pm. Afterwards a public meeting will take place, when the annual report will be read, and several addresses and readings given by Mends. < £10 EEWAED. . WHEREAS it has come to my knowledge tnat Borne evilly-disposed person or per-; sons have been endeavoring to damage my reputation by circulating false reports regarding my business concerns, I hereby give notice that I will pay the above reward to whoever will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender. WM. GARTHWATTE, . Blacksmith and Wheelwright, InvercargilL NOTICE. A MEETING of Creditors in the Bankrupt : Estate of Jabez Hay will be held at my office on Thursday, the 28th inst., at noon, for the proof of Debts and to decide as to the windingup of the Estate. J. M'PHEESON, Trustee. GOOD CHEEE FOE CHBISTMAS ! QN yiEW J)AY, • '• ":'. . .' AT • '■'■'■ E. W. AITEIN & CO.'S, DEE STREET, pEIZEJJ E E F , ALSO, "'' YEEY PEIME LAMB, VEAL, PORK AND MUTTON.