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Invercargill Advertisements. Buttner and Hallenstein, WINE AND SPIWT MERCHANTS AND Importers of General Merchandise, 68, Flinders-lane, Melbourne, And DEE STRlfelf, IJ^BiCibiGILL, ±± - of the largest ui|>-country oonnexiohri in Victoria, trust by adhering to the principled of their Australian to gain equal favours in the Provinces of New Zealand. Their stock will in every respect be found second to none in New Zealand. It is their ruling principle to keep the very best articles obtainable; and they may state, by a long colonial experience, they have acquired an intimate knowledge o. everyclass of goods most suited for the Diggings. We have now On sale, in'bond and di#y paid, at the lowest market rates— '. ■ Brandies, dark and pale, in bulk and case Whisky, Scotch and Irish, in bulk atifl case Rum, best Jamaica ' -'' ■■•■' Geneva, JDKZand other brands. J; Old, Tom, Swaiue, poord & Co.'sand Pigeon's Port and .Sherrv in bulk am} case, medium and very superior qualities Champagne, Claret and colonial wipes. Absinthe,' Vermouth, Curaooa ana Sch« duedam schnapps Ale and Porter in bulk and 2001b. bags '■■' Teas, in chests and half-chests ; some of the finest imported Coffee, best* Mocha, in 1,2,7, and 14 lb. tins Sugars, Mauritius and Victorian Sugar Co.'s Hams, bacon, butter candles, spices, jams, 1__.4J.1-J __■ 'J--. _* 1-.1-.__ _ __•_• currants, dried apples and peaches, and other desertions of groceries and, provisions, guaranteed the best qualities in the market ( j ( Holloway's pills and ointment, painkiller, sarsapariHa, Epsom salts, seidhtz pow«< ders, cream of tartar, tartaric acid, carbonate of soda, &c. Shovels, long) a#d short handles, Collins' picks, axes, pick handles, axe todje*,-. kettles, pannikins, camp-ovens, boilers, saucepans, fryingpans, Bengal lines, gold wash-dishes, tents, tarpaulins, horsecovers, &c. Building materials, including 6> 7, 8, & 9-ft, corrugated iron, and complete, imported houses , '.... ~. ; ... Mattresses, and double, bedsteads, Cups, saucers, willow plates, dishes, bakers, cover dishes, mugs* bowls, toilet sets, chambers, &c. , .... , „ Slops, mole and doeskjp trousers, pilot coats heavy kersey dowers,, ,nanne}s, serge, and Scotch twill shirts, Crimean shirts, woollen and cotton socks, dniffffetiniy. MP.rRWTOrlrf and double width canvas and American duck, &c. American knee l>OQts, watertigbts, bluchers Wellingtons and slippers. 62 MATHESON & GRACIE'S TIMBER YARD, Near the Victoria Hotel, Clyde-street.

J ing boards, Baltic deals and battens, American lumber and shelving, American dressed weatherboards, American clear pine, Richmond River cedar, Oregon lining boards, architraves and mouldings, hardwood quartering, shingles and palings, sheet zinc, corrugated and galvanized iron, spouting, piping, and T ridge cap lime and Portland cement, plaster of Paris, York and Arbroath hearthstones, bricks—fire and and English cut do., flooring and joiners' brads, C. P. rim and mortice locks, white lead, oils and turps, window glass and putty, drays and wheel barrows. 73

VICTORIA HORSE BAZAAR, INVERCABGILL. 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 Hite. Horses bought and sold on commission. 91 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAY-BTREET. pONNELL & HAGOART, 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 uo house in Inverc&rgill. 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