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Southland Times, Issue 1680, 24 December 1872, Page 4

Pvbitc ]Io«i«ea. PBOCLIM AT ION! CHEISTMAS PBESENTS AND NEW YEAE'S GIFTS. p FEEEMAN f PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, JEWELLER, &c, IN returning his sincere thanks to his friends and the public of Invercargill and surrounding districts for the liberal support he aat received during the last two years, begs to assure them that nothing will be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of their favors.. In gratitude to hia friends and supporters, C. F. has much pleasure in announcing that he will RETURN 10 PER CENT. On all purchases of Watcher, Clocks, or Jewellery, from this date till the Ist of February, 1873. It is only necessary to add that C. F.s stock comprises an assortment of Watches and Jewellery, of all the latest and most improved designs, which for variety and excellence cannot be surpassed. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! Note the Address— C. FREEMAN, Practical Watch and Olockmaker, (Opposite Messrs R. Sloan and Son's Boot Warehouse), Dee street, InvercargilL r|iH£ NEW ZEALAND MEAT PRESERJ YING COMPANY beg to intimate that workhas been resumed at Woodlands. Bookings of stock can only be made on the condition that the railway to Woodlands is in a sufficiently forward state to remove our produce before winter sets in. : Applications for dates of delivery must be in before 15th January, 1873. Nothing but prime quality will be taken. Prices and terms may be bad on application. "The N-ZL M.PrCdmpany, Per DOUGLAS WATSON, Manager. Woodlands, Long Bush, Dec. 20, 1872. THEASHING MILL. FOR SALE, a second hand thrashing mill, with six horse works ; also, three spur wheels, Bfk» 6ft,, and 81ft. diameter, suitable for water wheels, and a cart weigh bridge. The above will be sold cheap. Apply to ■*■" JABEZ HAY, Tay street. HIVBETON EEGA TT A. JANFAEY Ist, 1873. PROGRAMME— Ist Class Sailing Race, open to all boats not decked— entrance 6a. Ist prize, £8; 2nd do, £4; 3rd do, £2. . 2nd Class Sailing Race, entrance 43. Ist prize, £3 ; 2nd do, £2 ; 3rd do, £1. ~-Bojb Pair Oar Race, with Coxswain, entrance Is. lat prize, £1 ; 2nd do, 12a 6d j 3rd do, la 6d. Pair Oar Race* with Coxswain, entrance 4s. Ist prize, £3 ; 2nd do, £2. Scalling Race, entrance 2s 6d. Ist prize, £1 IPs; 2nd do, £1. . ' ' Sculling Bace, for flat-bottomed boats only, entrance 2b. lßt prize, £1 ; 2nd do, 10b. Ladies* Four Oar Gig Race, without outriggers, entrance free. lßt prize, £2 5s j 2nd prize, £1. DUCK HUNT, &c, &c. RULES AND REGULATIONS. First class sailing boat race, open to all boats not decked. Three to start, or bo race ; four, or no second prize ; oix, or no third prize. * Second class sailing boat race, open to all boats not decked—^except the winners of the first and second prizes in first class. Three to start . or.no race ; four, or no second prize ; six, or no third prise. . Pair oar race, with coxswain. Open to all bpata. Two, or ho raoe; four,' or no second priu. , Scullers race, same. Boys race, same. Sailing boats to start from their moorings with all Bails down. No ballast to be taken in or thrown «ut daring the race. y ' No osis or poles to be used during the sailing i'racea,-or_aleer_oara. -. Sailing .boats to leave all mooring buoys on the ■ porfside-^-puUuig boats' on the starboard. Sailing boats off the wind to give way to boats 'on the wind. ■ \ . ' Boats meeting on the wind to port their helms. Any boat wilfully fouling another, to be disqualified. -■ . .-■/•■ No person cut enter a boat for the first class sailing race, unless a bona fide subscriber of '10*. For all other races, ss, and then only coxswain or master. ■■■•■ ■ -•": ■■ > ■ No handicapping allowed. > All protests to be made to the Judges immediately on arrival at the winning point. i • In all disputes the decision of the Committee to be final. > - . D. MURCHIE, " ? '.' ■ "Hon. Secretary. • LAND TR^SF^ER~ACTITOTiCES. NOTICE i '-iS- hereby' that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be - brought under ■ the provisions' of ' " The Land Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same. Section 16 (sixteen), r block HI. (three), Oter- .: .amika Hundred/^province of Otago. Appli- ; 'caht^ JOHN TOSH, of Harewood, near Invercargill, settler. Alloixxienft 11 (eleven), and 12 (twelve), town- - ship -of Harewood, being part of. section 28 - (wentyJe^ht),. block I (one), lnyercargill . ■ 'Hundred. Applicant — tbo aboro JOHN 3TOSH. . ..,;.". ■ - Caveats in each .case must be lodged within -■one "calendar month after the gazetti ng of this notice. Diagrams ihay be inspected at this office. 'VKted~Jti^lfth',%t7^ofl)eMmber,lß72, at the Lands Registrf 'Office, Invercargill. ; W. EUSSELL, District Land Registrar. A BAZAAR in aid of the English Church ■ :il.;: debt.will .beheld at RIYJSRTON on 26th December, 1872, and two folio w- . • ing dsyo.i Contributions will be received by Mrs Oldham, Mrs Bocke, and Mrs Matthews. NOTICE" TO SBTTLEES, FAEMEES, T * A.XV OTHEBS. I'LIYE STOCK and Provision Stall will be ~~~J£ fieiaTin conjunctibß with "the Riverton ChurciTof England All contributions in the shape of Poultry and Proviaions will be ' (faankfolly receive^ by the undersigned, from j this date. D. MURCHEE. c - R. ROCKE. be let, RENT FREE, , X" toi 5 yearn, SecUong 9 and 10, Block Vlllj i OteruniU Hundred, contoiuing 209 acres, partly j improved. < for further particulars, apply to I T. BRODRICK.