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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 77, 31 July 1863, Page 3

• SPY, IE SUEUE, From Melbourne. , .. ' £ LL entries not passed at tbe i^3NJk -ii. Custom House for this K«§^€l\\ vessel, will bo passed this morn£*^fe|i[^vy ing at Consignees risk and exCargo - will be dischnreed by lighter Struggle, this day on the Jetty. Goods at consignees risk wuen landed, and if not removed by 4 o'clock p.m. will be stored at consignee's risk and expense. Any claims for damage must be made prior to moving goods from the ' Jetty, or they will not be recognised. • • No goods will be delivered until the freight is paid and bills of lading endorsed by HENDERSON, BONAE and Co., Agents. Corner of Esk and Kelvin-streets. FOR EIVERTON. / . rjIHE favorite Schooner FAWN, i^r^A.. X will bo ready to receive Cargo O!p<^S. early next week. <s*[**^A^^ .Apply to ME. JOHN WRIGHT, At 11. T. Ross's, Opposite the Prince of Wales. POR SALE.— /ji'iPMv The S P lcnfllVl River Pa<Wle ENT REPEISE, Suitable for the Passenger and Cargo Trade. The above steamer having been newly coppered, and in splendid condition, is shortly expected to arrive from Melbourne. For full particulars, &c, apply to HENDERSON, BONAR and CO., Corner Kelvin and Esk streets, Invercargil). LORENZO SABLNE, From Launceston. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. fPHE above vessel having been entered at the .L Custom House, consignees will please pass entries, present bills of lading for endorsement, and pay freight to the undersigned. All goods not taken from the Jetty before Jour o'clock on each day of discharge will be stored at the risk and expense of consigures. A. L. THOMSON & CO., Agents, Esk-slreet, Opposite the Yards of Cobb and Co.

LOUIS MYERS, "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, &c, TAY-STREET, Opposite the Royal Hotel And DEE-STREET, Opposite tlic Prince of Wales Hotel. T)EGS Most Respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that, in connection with his Old Established Place of Business in Tay -street, he has opened a BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT In Dec-street, opposite the Prince of Wales 110101' and hopes that, by keeping, as usual, none but FIRST CLASS ARTICLES, to morit a continuation of their patronage. Ilavanna, Swiss, and Manilla cigars Taddy, and other fancy euuffii Vienna meerschaum pipes Briar, myall, and amber torriGcd do Plain and fancy clay do. Musical Instruments Toys in Great Variety Perfumery Stationery, And a large Assortment of Fancy Goods, too numerous to particularise. L. M. having just received, ex late arrival 3 ) a very extensive Stock in tho above lino, is prepared to sell THE BEST ARTICLES AT THE LOWEST PRICES. JULIUS NEUSTADT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, T A Y-ST REET , (Opposite the Lowthcr Arcade.) BEG S respectfully to inform tho public of In•vercargill anil neighborhood that h* has nhvays on hand the best stock of Tobaccos, Cigars and Snuff, at MELBOURNE PRICES. Pipes of every description from the most costly Meerschaum, to the common " Cutty," imported direct and kept in stock. TOYS Of these J. N. has a large stock of every description, which is added to by every home and Australian vessel. Ajt present he has Box Toys for Boys' nid Girls' Dolls ; Miniature RiJlcs, Swords, Drums } &c, &c. at the L OWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. In this department tho stock of J. N. comprises HARMONIUMS From Ihe best makers, Violins, Flules, Flutinas, Concertinas, Organ and double tongucd and other iustruments of the first quality. JEWELLERY: J. N. has in this branch a good assortment of Patent Lever English made watches, Genevas, &c, at little more than Home Prices. BROOCHES, BRACELETS, COLONIAL MADE RINGS AND ALBERT GUARDS. CUTLERY, STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY GOODS. Of these J. N. has on hand a choice variety too numerous to mention, and would invite inspection of the same. JULIUS NEUSTADT, Tay-strcet. Opposite the Lowtber Arcade. SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. A LARGE TsSOETMENT A ofGarden Seed, Also, Canary Reed, * On Sale at J. COOPER and CO.'S, Corner of Lowthcr Arcade, Tay-strcet.