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Invercargill Advertisements. Steam to Bunedin via- the Bluff. .. rpHE Powerful screw steamer A WILLIAM MISKIN, F. J. Wilson, Master, "Will be placed, permanently in this trade, leaving the* Jfetty every Tuesday morning. Fares:— Cabin - - - £5 0 0 Steerage - - 3 0 0 Freight, 50s. per ton. SS W. H. S. NEILLEY. /^IOLIN'N. CAMPBBLL & CO., Importers and Commission Merchants, Invercargill. the Head of the Jetty. 44 /TIOLIN N. CAMPBELL & CO., Exporters arid General Merchants, Melbourne. 45 COLIN N. CAMPBELL & CO., Are Ageilts for the Australasian life, fire, & marine Assurance Company. N. B.—The Agents of the above Company are empowered to take all risks of which they approve. 43 MANING & WHITTON, MERCHANTS, jQ.BNERAL COMMISSION, SHIP, INSURANCE AGENTS, Tay-street, Invercargill. 57 SAMUEL BEAVEN, IMPORTER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF pENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, Agricultural Implements. CHINA, GLABS, AND EARTHENWARE. Oils, Colors, Paints, Varnishes, &c. INVERCARGILL. 5 HENDERSON, BONAR & CO, Q.ENERAL MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Esbstreet, corner of Kelvin-street, INVERCARGILL. 88

BOBEBTSON & CO., TXORSE AND CATTLE SALESMEN, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, INVERCARGILL. Liberal advances made. Account Sales promptly rendered. 89 MORISON, LAW & CO., MERCHANTS, DEE-STREET, INTERC ARG ILL. 90 Hargin & Jaggere, INSMITHS AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, Tay-street, Invercargill. nn C. S. BUTTON" & CO., MERCHANTS, BREWERS, SHIP and ITJ - COMMISSION AGENTS Invercargill. N.B.— ALE of first quality always on hand. (94 VICTORIA HORSE BAZAAR, INVERCARGILL. GEORGE SMITH ' that having taken the above stables, those parties who may honor him with their patronage will find them all that can be desired for comfort and attention. LIVERY 10s. PER NIGHT. Horses always on Hire. Horses bought and sold on commission. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAY-STREET. pONNELL & HAGGART, Proprietors. C. & H., in returning thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on their house, beg to assure their customers that no exertion shall be wanting on their part to make the Commercial second to no house in Invercargill. The wines and spirits are of the best description, being purchased for cash in the Victorian Markets. There are extensive stables connected with the establishment, and also a large and well-lighted Billiard Room. 85