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Southern Cross, Volume 5, Issue 37, 18 December 1897, Page 11

■ Invited o£ the Choice Goods imported,.direct &om the Manufacturer*, by J . GRA;I G f WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, 58 Dee Street. The Latest and. Best Lines, in Jewellery, Silver Plate and E. P. Ware, Clocks, Barometers, Field Glasses, Compasses, etc. WATCHES at Prices to suit all. A Special Line of Nickle - cased Lever Watches with real Compensation Balance—the Best Value ever offered to the public. Purchase Birthday, Wedding, Xmas, or New Tear Gifts where you may get the full advantage (about 20 o/o) of the saving effected by Direct Importation. Satisfaction assured in the case of Goods bought J. Craig, Watchmaker and Jeweller, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. P.S. All Watches and Clocks carefully examined, corrected and regulated before being offered for Sale. fl®- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE JOBBING DEPARTMENT Walter Onthrie’i Stocks SHIE3-A^X3Sr<3-Requisites. BURGON & BALL’S (BBA) I fill V*CS trades union (tus) 3 oliee P siiears. Whet Stones, Raddle, Ink Powders, Lampblack, Boiled Oil, &a, &c. Scytb.es & ZX^nciles JOB LOT OF SLIGHTLY DAMAGED SCYTHES, At Very Low Prices. REAP HOOKS, HAY RAKES, HAY FORKS. Builders’ Materials. Everything Needful in Stock. Various Lines of Furnishings at Job Prices. Painters 9 Requirements RAW AND BOILED OILS GENUINE WHITE LEAD COLOURS, DRY & IN OILS READY MIXi!D PAINT Very heavy stocks Try our prices. Thomson, Bridger and Coy., In Premises lately occupied by Walter Guthrie and Co.

bluff harbour board. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received until noon of Wednesday, the 22nd day of December, 1897, for the supply of Stores—Coal, Sawu and Hardwood timber and Blacksmith’s work, to the Bluff Harbour Board, for the year 1898. Particulars and form of tenders may be seen at the office of the Board’s Engineer, Mr William Sharp, Esk street, Invercargill, and the Board’s Offices, Campbelltown _ Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, Bluff Harbour Board, and marked outside “ Tender for Stores, Coal, Sawn or Hardwood Timber, and Blacksmith’s work.” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES E. POX, Campbelltown, December 6th, 1897. Secretary