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Southland Times, Issue 1522, 12 January 1872, Page 4

Public Notices WOOL. mHE UNDERSIGNED ARE CASH PUBCHASERS OF WOOL. BfPHEESON & CO. TEETH PAINLESSLY EXTEACTED. ME. S. J. DECK, BURGEON-DENTTBT, having received the most improved applianceß for the administration of Nitrous Oxide Gas, is now prepared to extract teeth by its agency -without pain. Artificial sets manufactured in gold or vulcanite, &c. DON STEEET, One door up from Dee-street. Invercargill, January 3rd, 1872. LONDON PHOTOGEAPHIC EOOMS, COKCTEB, OP DON AND DEE STEEETS, (Opposite the Prince of "Wales Hotel), INVEECAEGILL. MR. T. MTTSSEN, in returning sincere thanks tor the liberal patronage received during his stay in Invercargill, begs to announce that having built a large and centrally situated etudio on the premises lately occupied by Mr William Russell, solicitor, he is now prepared to execute pictures in every branch of the art, including enlargements in oil, crayon, water colors, &c, &c. Parties paying a visit to the new studio wil find all the latest improvements in the art, combined with civility, promptitude, and MODERATE CHARGES. PAPEEHANGINGS, "WINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, PAINTS VARNISHES, And etebx Article in the Tbade. rTIHE undersigned has a very large Stock of the above goods direct from the Home Manufactories, and is prepared to SELL THEM CHEAP. DAVID WEBSTEE, Painter, &c, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. EOYAL MAIL COACH LINE, j npHE RIVERTON COACH will leave the JL Prince of Wales Hotel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10.30 a.m., returning from Riverton on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. , Booking office — Prince of Wales Hotel Invercargill, and Dyke's Commercial Hotel Riverton. For Fares, &c., apply to ME GEOEGE SMITH, Prince of Wales Hotel D. CAMPBELL & CO., Proprietors. INVITATION FOE WEEK OF PEAYEE THROUGHOUT THE WOELD. JANUARY, 7-14, 1872. Beloved Christian Brethren, throughout all Nations, — We are reminded that the present year, replete with so great and serious events, is drawing to a close, and that another is approaching, with, its many and solemn responsibilities. In prospect of the new year we affectionately address you on the snbiect of United and Universal Prayer. Christians throughout the world have been accustomed for many years past, and with increasing encouragement and advantage, to consecrate the week commencing with the first Sunday in January to united supplication. Day by day in that week they have been brought into sympathy -with each other's wants and duties and trials ; with each other's union in Christ ; with each other's privileges, and with each other's participation in Divine and Eternal realities. Multitudes look forward to its return with gladness because it has been to them a season of spiritual joy and of divine blessing — shewing the faithfulness of God to his promise and the efficacy of United Prayer. "If two of you shall agree on Earth as touching anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in Heaveu." We invite you therefore to make arrangements for setting apart the week commencing January 7th next, for special thanksgiving, humiliation, and prayer ; and by giving publicity to this invitation endeavor to promote the observance of this Annual Week of Prayer for the spiritual benefit of those who have not hitherto participated in its privileges. And, suffer us, Beloved Brethren, as the time approaches, and looking to the contentions and controversies engaging men's minds, and unhappily separating true believers who are really (and who ought to be visibly) one in Christ, to beseech you to cultivate one toward another increasingly the excellent gift of " charity," that no divisions be allowed to hinder your coming with "one accord" to the Throne of the Heavenly Grace, or to deprive you of the blessings so largely promised to United Prayer. Let us not forget the solemn admonition — " Grieve not the Holy Spirit whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption. Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice : and be ye kind one to another, tender hearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you."— Ephes. IV. 30—32. The following topics are suggested as suitable for exhortation and prayer on the successive days of meeting : FaiDAY, Jan. 12. — Prayer (intercessory) : — For the Christian Church ; for Bishopß, Presbyters, Pastors, and Missionaries ; for translators of the Holy Scriptures into various tongues ; for Office-bearers, and for Committees, Societies, and Authors engaged in Christian work. Saturday, Jan. 13. — Prayer i — For a larger outpouring of the Holy Bpirit ; for the increase of Christian love and holy zeal, and the union of believers in prayer and effort for God's Glory. Sunday, Jan. 14 — Sermons — " Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth, as it iB done in heaven." — Matt. vt. 10. Meetings nightly in the Hall of the Presbyterian Church, at half-past eeven. LONDON AGENCY. rr»HE SOUTHLAND TIMES is filed for refer- -*■ ence, and may be read gratuitously in London, at the News Rooms of Messrs Gobdox and Gotch, 121, Holborn Hill, where AdvertJEßinentß and Subic-iptions lor the same are received.