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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 82, 18 August 1863, Page 4

A■ ' ' \N . *S . A L 'E ■. ;" ;■;* PO^i 1 WlNE— GraTiam'a, ,2, 3{ and 4 diamond, 1 doss-cases, quarter-casks.and hhds ■ BRANDY — Quarter-casks and cases GENEVA-JDKZ AEE— Allsopp'sinbulk and bottled ■ Do— -Jeffrey's and Richies, do do TEA— Tn chests and balf-chests TOBACCO— FLOUK— Adelaide first brand RJCE— Dressed in-SOlb-bags STARCH— White "and No 1 DURHA Vf MUSTARD— (L lb) THUMB BLUE J H A.MS AND BACON— Sinclair's CURTR.ANTS— In c?sks and. cwt case CORR BUlTEß— Goold's double rose, in cloth CAtJCOS— Scrim PRINTED DRUGGET : TROUSERS— MoIe and Bedford drab OATS— BRAN , „ SHEEP WASH tobacco and black soap FENCING WIRE We have the above in store, and now landing ex T. E. Milledge, New Great Britain, && MORISON, LAW & CO., Dee-street. 12th August, 1363. ON SALE at the stores of Drury and Co., Seed Merchants, Princes-street, Dunedin, and Queen-street, Auckland : — Best white clover, Is 6d *) Best red do, Is 3d j Cow grass, Is 9d }» Taking 20 lb. Crimson clover, Is 3d | Lucerne. Is Id J Cocksfoot, crested dogtail, hard fescue sheep fescue, meadow, meadow foxtail, timothy, lawn, rib grass, perennial, rye grass, linseed, tares, and seed oats. Furze seed, and prickly accacia for hedges. "Farmer's friend," which has never yet failed, preventing smut, grub and wire worm in grain, 2s 6*d per packet One packet is sufficient for 6 bushels wheat. SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of-G-arden Seed, Also, Canary ?ecc\, . On Sale at J. COOPEIt and CO.'S, Corner of Lowthcr Arcade, Tay-street. Miscellaneous. NOTICE is hereby given to the Inhabitan ts of Tay-street, that the Drainage -from their houses must be delivered UNDERNEATH THE FOOTPATH by pipes into the drain. Previous to the commencement of the works notice is to be -given to the Clerk of the Town Board, that the Board may cause the necessaay provisions to be made for the reception of the drainage. Any injury to the footpaths consequent on rlelav, in complying with the above requisition, wil I be made good at the expense of the householders causing it. By order, J. C. HUNTER, Clerk to the Town Hoard. Town Board Office. Inver^argill, July 1«, 1563. TOWN BOARD. T) ARTIES desirous of having the Rain Water 1 from the Roofs of their Houses carried underneath the Footpaths of Tav-street, previous to the gratings being laid down, in accordance with the notice given, can have the b>x drains for the purpose laid in accordance with the requirements of the Town Board Engineer, on application to Mr. Burgoyne, the Contractor for the gratings in Taystreet, who will execute the work which comprises piles at the kcrhing and splash board, for the sum of 245. each. Owners of houses are warned that the expense of this work will be greatly increased after the gratings are laid, and that expenses from damage will accrue. | NOTICE. ON and after Ist July, Livery will be 10s. per nignt instead of ]ss. as heretofore, at Cobb and Co.'s Stables, Dee-street. W. 11. BRAYTON AND CO. ~ N O T I C~E^ ON and after Wednesday, the 22nd instant, the offices of Mr South, Solicitor, will be in Kelvin-street, next to the old Union Bank of Australia^ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DAVID WEBSTER begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has removed from Clyde-street, to his new and more commodious premises in Dee-street, where he will continue to carry ou the Painting Business in all its branches, and will always have on sale Paperhangings and Decorations of the newest designs. Window Glass, nil sizes, White Lead, Oils, Paints, Brushes, Varnishes, &c. DEE-STREET, Nearly opposite the Government Offices DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, under the stylo of Colin N. Campbell and Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due to the late firm are requested to be paid at once at the offices, corner of Tay and Dee-streets, and all accounts flue by the said firm to be rendered by^ Saturday, the Bth inst., or they will not bo recognised. (Signed) COLIN N. CAMPBELL HENRY HORNER. Witness — Fbedk. W. Wade. Invercargill, August 3rd, 1863, MISSING PRIENDS, NEXT OF KIN, UNCLAIMED MONEY RESTORED, &c. HOGATST'S AUSTRALIAN, EUROPEAN, AND AMERICAN GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE AND UNIVERSAL NEWB ROOM. Utidcr the patronage of the Governments of New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia Western Australia, New Zealand, §c, §c. MESSRS. FITZGERALD & CO., proprietors of the Invebcargiil Times, are hereby appointed my authorised Agents. Inquiries for Missing Friends, or other information sought through the advertising columns of this journal, will have immediate attention. Agents stre appointed in the principal towns in the world, and newspapers published by them are rogularly filed, and open for the free inspection of the public. Address: Portland, Victoria, Adstraxia JOHN HOGAN, PROPRIETOR. TO FARMERS, CARTERS, HORSE BREEDERS, &c, &c. TO STAND this Season at Myross Bush Farm, Waihopai, that splendid Heavy Draught Entire Horse, R O V A L OAK. Royal Oak is by the celebrated imported horse, Tasman (which was considered by competent judges to be the perfection, of horseflesh), dam imported same time, and for which the sum of *300 was paid in Scotland. Royal Oak is now six years old ; rich dapper brown, perfectly sound, of sweet temper, and a sure foal getter. He hns gained nine first prizes in Victoria, certificates of which may be seen with the owner. It is intended to travel the above horse to Invercargill and Wallacetown at stated intervals, which will appear in a future advertisement, and as he will be limited to a certain number of mares,, an early application is requested. Terms, £8 ; Grooming, Bs. A good paddock for mares, to which every ati tention shall be paid, but without any responsibility. J. J. CUFF.