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Miscellaneous. MON BY TO LivND, on first-class security, in sums of 6100 ami upwards, at current rates. Apply, SPENCE H TURTON, Solicitor. nHOMAS F 0 U T E, * TAILOR AND CLOTHIER JfKLMORE TERRACE, CROMWELL Choice Selection of Tweeds on hand. Vooll ‘Wool! Wool! . >UEST >N’d P\T NT S I.F vCT- ( ING WOOL-WASHER. For Particulars apply to the Agents for Southland— TREW & HALL, Dee-street, Invercargill. y U T I C K . POISON is LAID in our PADDOCKS on Cromwell Flat, for Dogs. HORN & ANDERSON. Dec. 22, 1884. \J O T I U E POISON for Dogs LAID on Wauaka Run and Government Reserves from this date. October 1, 1883. RT. STEWART, Manager. lV 0 TICE. On and after this date, POIS >N will be CAID for DOGS and RABBITS on Mount Pisa and Queensberry Runs. D. HOWELL, Manager. Mount Pisa Station. April 2. 1883.

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