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Southland Times, Issue 1829, 9 December 1873, Page 2

CORPORATIONof INVERCARGILL INVERCARGILL JETTY. ripENDERS are invited up to 7.30 p.m. of 1 Thursday, the Bth January, 1874, for— The loase of tho Invercunrill Jetty and charge of the Powder Magazine for one year. Conditions and rates of tariff can be Been at this office. A deposit equal to the first quarter's rent must accompany each tender. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. B. SCANDRETT, ! Town Clerk. j Council Hall, Kolvin-street, j Decembor sth, 1873. NOW IN PREPARATION, rn H E " SOUTHLAND TIMES " SHEET ALMANAC, EOR 1874. Intending advertisers will oblige by sending in their favors as early as possible. INVERCARGILL VOLUNTEEIi " ARTILLERY. HPHE Battery will Parade for Inspection at the 1 Drill Shod on Wednesday first, 10th inst., at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Full Dress. Rifles and side arms. Every member must be present. JOHN DALGLIESH, Capt. Commanding. ' INVERCARGILL RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. COMPANY will meet for inspection of aTms and accoutrements at the Drill Shed on Wednesday, 10th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Members of the Band having instruments in their possession must return same on that evening. F. W. WADE, Capt. Commanding. NOTICE. ! rpHE undtrsigned are now oponing a largo assortment of Spring and Summer GOODS, Ex DALLAM TOWER. R. D. YULE & CO., Drapers, Tay-street. TOBACCO! TOBACCO! Solo Agent for the delicious mixture, "FRUIT AND FLOWERS." A largo variety of Fancy Aromatio Tobaccos, Meerschaum Pipes (German and Turkish) Wooden Pipes of all descriptions, Cigars (all of the best brands), including the latest novelties in Cigarettes, Customers in tho country can be supplied with lib. or Jib. tins, mixtures. A want long felt in Invercargill, namely, Good Tobacco, oan now bn supplied at the NEW SHOP, Next the Aibion Hotel. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. A MATEUR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT f\. at the Theatre Royal, on Tuesday, December 9, 1873. Proceeds in aid of expenses of building in, &c, of the Organ iu St. John's Church. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Overtube — •' Lodoißka".,, Cherubini 2. Chorus — " We are blind and we are needy" ... Rossini 3. SONG— "Ever of thee" ... Foly Hall 4. Trio—" Fair Flora" ... Danby 5. Duet — " Come o'er the moonlit Boa" Masaniello 6. Song—" The village blacksmith" ... ... ... Weiss 7. Duet (Piano) — " Mazurka de traux" ... ... ... Asher 8. Quartette — " Hail, smiling morn" R. Spofforth j 9. Song— "Won't you tell mo i whv, Robin?" Claribel 10. Thi'o— " Sea flower-" ... Barnett 11. Solo and Cnoaua — " God bless the Prince of Wales" Brinley Richards Part 11. 1. Overture — " Tancredi" Rossini 2. Chorus — " Yo spotted Bnakes" ... ... ... R. J. S. Stevens j 3. Song — " Happy bo thy I dreams" Thomas 4. Tbio — "O, Memory" ... Henry Leslie 5. Duet — " My pretty page" Glover 6. SONG — " My mother bids me bind my hair".,, ... Haydn 7. Selections— "Old English" Watson 8. Song — " I cannot sing the ' old songs" • Claribel 9. Duet—" I know a bank" C. E. Horn 10. Solo and Chorus — " Old Potomac's shore G. W. Wurzel 11. Song — " Sweet Bpirit hear my prayer" Lurline 12. Chorus — " Since first I Baw your face" Thomas Ford National Anthem. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock prompt. Admission to any part of the Theatre, 2s. Tickets may be had from Messrs Rodgers and Rose, booksellers, or from J. L. BUSH, Secretarv.

FUNERAL NOTICE. 1 1 'HE friends of the lato Miss Sinclair are re--1 spectfully requested to attend her funeral, wliich will leave tho residence of Mr R. Millar, Spey-street Eaßt, this day, 9th December, at 2 o'clock, for the Cemetery, East Road. JOHN SMITH, Undertaker.