The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-04-02 00:00:00

BRIDGNORTH RACES.

ON Tuesday, April sth, an EXCURSION
TRAIN will leave Birmingham at 8.35 ant,
Handaworth 8.42. timethwiek 8.50, Oldbury 8.55, Rowley
9.0. Old Hill, 9.6, Cr/obey 9.12, Lye 9.15, Stourbridg•
9.30, Higley 9 38, and Kidderminster 9.52 a.m., for
BRIDGNORTH ; returning the came day from Bride.
north at 8.15 p.m.
For full pattiewlare see Hand Bill..
J. GRIBBSON, General Manager,
Paddington, March 1870.

LOST, on Thuraddy. 31st March, a Small.
Whits, FRENCH evODLE DOG, answers to
the Name of PAIN." Any Person returning the same
to Mr. Jeueeph Bailey, Crab Mill Inn, Oldswinford, will
be handle:rawly rewarded. Any one detaining him attar
thia notice will be prosecuted.

QueenslAnd Gorernment_Offlees :

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Removed from 2, Old Broad-street, te
32, Charing Cross, London.
,EMIORATION TO QUEENSLAND.

NEW IMMIGRATION ACT 01 1869.

Under this Act Persons paying their pea-
sage to the Colony, receive a Lend Order
j for the selection of 40 acres of best eirri-
.
cultural lend per adult, and 20 semi fee
each child between one and twelve years. After from
three to live years residence they are entitled to the free-
hold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by
selection before survey from areas of Agricultural and
pastoral lands estimated to contain 20,000,000 sane, at
15s, 10s, and Cis per acre, payable in ten annual instal.
meets.

Assisted Passages are granted to Farm Labourers,
Ploughmen, Shepherds, Usrdeners, Mechanics, and other
eligible persons.
Free Passages are granted to Female Domestic Ser-
vants and to Married Farm Labourers, and Shepherds
with not more than one child, and under 12 years. Free
Passengers, except Female Domestic Servants, on pay-
ment in the Colony of the cost of their passage, •re en-
titled to select 10 acres per adult ; and Assisted P.M..
ears on payment of the balance of the cost of their pas-
sage. are taco entitled to heiect 10 acres per adult.
Statistics and information .especting the Colony, may
be obtained on application.
JOHN DOUGLAS, Agent-General.

Appointed Agent for Brierley Bill : Mr. E. Bent, Beat
Street.

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I,` MIOR VTION to UNITED
' /t• I.; STA I IS,
a (N\ • ,1)A. &••• by
r. ,'...f.:, ;Inman, Cin tird, Allan— Co., iiiii,n, and
t'-• ':4 -y7 Pioneer Lines. k arts :—Sailing Vesetla,
-..1. , tel 246 d ; Steaw.hips, Xi; lip.
M. PALIIIEY, Agent.
Longland., Stourbridge.

THE QUEEN'S )317ILDING SOCIETY,

BRIERLEY-HILL MUNCH.

He ad OAI s:-44, Wale r',,e Street, Pieniaglost.
MONEY promptly rdvanced on. approved
Freehold and Leasade Id Securities.

Five per cent. interest allow on Deposits, with Donny
addittions.

Prost e:tus and farther Mformation can be obtained
from

A GET:

YR. T. FEREIIAY, lltgb.,tr, et, Brierley•ilill, and
12, Lower High-tweet, Stellar:dee.

SoLICIT011:-
31R. J. WALTER CLULOW, Brierley•Hil'.

CAR, CAB, AND VOSTING ESTABLISHMENT.

MRS. A. BROWN, in m
retuingthanks to
the Public for the support .I,e Ii received in
the •,here Ett.intas,l4. to 111 itou her that she has trans-
ferred the Business to lo r Non Thome,. Brown. on whose
beh Of she would solicit a cot Union's., of past favours.