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Southland Times, Issue 1737, 6 May 1873, Page 3

Public Notices. COAL! COAL! ! THE undersigned is prepared to "sell the Best Newcastle Screened Coal at 50sperton. A Truck Load can be bad at the Railway Station at 46i. T. BRODRICK, Esk-street. £3 REWARD. STRAYED from the Elbow, one STOUT CHKvSNUT COB, whits face, small patch of grey on rump, branded JH on near ribs. £3 reward on delivery or £2 for inform atioa that will lead to recovery. THOMAS GREEN, Elbow. SOUTHLAND BUILDING, LAND*, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. SHAREHOLDERS of the above Society are J^ reminded that the Annual General Meeting will be held at the Court House on Wednesday, the 14th inst., at 9 p.m. Absentees will incur a fine of 2s 6d. JAMES BROWN, Secretary. NOTICE. ALL CATTLE found depasturing on the Invercargill Hundred, not belonging to License Holders, will be impounded if not re"moved before the Ist of June , 1873. ROBT. PRESTON, Chairman. TMPOUNDED, at Invercargill Pound, from Mr JL Wade's Garden, North Road, three red and white one-year-old Heifers, two of them having left ear slit, no other visible brand. If not released will bo sold at the Pound on the 19th May, 1873, at noon. WM. CRUICKSHANK, Poundkeeper. MR E. W. YOttATH, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Late Resident Medical Officer, Charing Cross Hospital, House Surgeon of the Royal Westminster Opthalmic Hospital, London ; Assistant Surgeon to the Royal Victoria Dispensary. Northampton, consisting of 18,000 members ; Surgeon Superintendent of Goven ment emigrant ship Zealandia from London to Bluff and Dunedin, can be consulted at his re=idence, Leven-street, lately occupied by Mr Thomas Swale. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. lIHE fourth Anniversary of the Invercargill . Division of the above Order, will be celebrated by a SOIREE, ON WEDNESDAY, 14th MAY, At the » VOLUNTEER DRILL SHED. During the evening several gentlemen will give addresses, readings, and songs. Mr Twinning will preside at the Pianoforte. Tea on the table at 7 o'clock. Tickets, 2s each, may be had from Messrs Hay & Co. and J. Thomson, Tay street, R. Erskine, Dee street, and W. P. Porter, Esk street. ON Thursday, 22nd May, 1873, 5501 acres Agricultural Land (Conical Hill Station), Waipahee and Glsnkenich Districts, will be open for application at the Land Office, Invercargill, at £1 per acre. The above Land being sections la, 2 to 28, block 8, Waipahee District, 4656 acres (from 200 to 300 each section) ; sections 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, block 10, Glenkenich, and 5, 6, and 2, block 12, Glenkenich, 845 acres (from 80 to 100 acres each section), will be open for applicatioa at the Land Office, Dunedin, on Thursday, the 22nd May, 1873, at £1 per acre. In the event of more than one application being made for the same land on the same day, it will be put up for sale by auction, open to all bidders. Applications must be accompanied by a deposit of 2s per acre of land applied for. Wanted, WANTED Men or Boys to work at Flax Mill. Apply to Messrs J. Stock & Co., or Mr H. T. Cullen, at the mill, Dacre. WANTED a female Cook for a Hotel. Apply office of this paper. WANTED a female General Servant. Apply at the Railway Hotel, Winton. WANTED a female General Servant for a Hotel in Queenstown. Apply at the Prince of Wales Hotel. WANTED an active Lad as Boots. Apply at the Prince of "Wales Hotel. WANTED a Housemaid for a Hotel in town. Apply at the office of this paper. WANTED Men to break stones ; 3s 6d per yard. Apply to R. Powell, contractor, Dee street. WANTED a Female General Servant for the Country, to cook and do housework only. For particulars apply to Messrs Ekensteen & Hall, Dee street. WANTED the address of John M'Cauley, late shepherd with Whyte Bros., Wakarip district. Registered letters for him at E. Gibbs's, Queen stown. _____ WANTED an Active Lad. Thomson Strang & Co. WANTED a General House Servant for the Country. Apply at this Office. WANTED three Harness Bullocks — those used to bush work preferred. Apply to D. and W. Lockhart, Tay street, Invercargill. % \ ANTED a Lad for the country to milk, VV stock-ride, and make himself generally useful. Apply to W^ Lawrence, Makarewa, or in town to Stock & Co. WANTED a Female General Servant. Apply at the Winton Hotel, Winton. WANTED Men accustomed to sawmill work. Good wages given to steady bands. Apply to Mr John Murdoch, or Messrs Calder, Blacklock & Co. WANTED offers from owners of Bullock Teams to bring down Coal from Mount Nightcap to the Winton Railway Station, at bo much per ton. Apply to D. M'Arthur, Secretary pro tern., Southland Coal Mining Company. WANTED a Teacher for the Campbelltown Sohool. Married man preferred. Salary, including Government grant, £150 per annum, with £25 additional if wife will assist a portion of the day in the sohool. Free house, containing five rooms. Applications and testimonials must be lodged with the undersigned on or before the 31st May, 1873. W. HENDERSON, Secretary, School Committee.