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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 90, 15 September 1863, Page 1

Btistinrs* #otices ! MESSRS. J. B. TAYLOR, AND J. W. A. MARCHANT, BEG to inform the Inhabitants of Invercargill, and of the Province, that they will on the 14th of September commence business at their offices, Esk-street, as Architects, Surveyors, Land and Estate Agents and Auctioneers. Having had considerable; experience in the several branches of the business, they are in a position to offer their services to the public generally with the conviction. of being able to give satisfactkua to all who may honor them with their support, and being determifted'to identify their interests in all cases with those of their patrons.they feel confident that they will succeed in doing so. Messrs T. nnd M. more. particularly call the attention of those who require the services of competent surveyors that they have for some years been employed in that capacity by tbe Government of Victoria, which fact will satisfy gentlemen entrusting work of this Ycharactcr to their care that it will be accurately executed. They alsobe? to state it as a rule of their business, never to enter into any laud speculations on their own account. J. B. TAYLOR, and J. W.A. MARCHANT. Architects, Authorised Surveyors, Land, Estate Agents and Auctioneers. J T LOVE, TINSMITH AND PLUMBER FINDHORN-STREET, (Optosite Victoria Hotel) INVERCARGILL. SAFETY! IRON FIRE PLACES MADE TO ORDER. Also, REPAIRS DONE REASONABLE. DANIEL AND TEEK, A UCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION A AGENTS, Palmerston Strke-, Rivebton. Beg to inform the inhtibitnnts of Rivci-ton and its vicinity, as well as Stock Owners throughout the Province, that they have commenced business in the above branches. Offices— Palmerston-street, Riverton. Sales effected by Public Auction or Piivate Contract. NEWS. NEWS. NEWS. L. RODGERS, n T A T I O NERAnd GENERAL NEWS AGENT, DEE-STREET, Two Doors from tho Prince of Wales. Papers from all Parts of the World. ACCOMMODATION PADDOCK AND STABLING. JT. PETRIE begs to acquaint Country Settlers, . Curriers, and the public generally that he has built Stables in connection with his Paddock. Horses can have oats and hay supplied at low charges, or the owners can furnish their own feed. A good supply of hay, chaff, and oats always on hand. i CHAFF CUTTING AND OATS, AND MAIZE CRUSHING. JT. PETRIE has Erected a Horse Power . Chaff Cutter, and Oats and Maize Crushing Machine, at his premises east end of Tay-street. adjoining the Town Belt; where he is prepared to cut hay into chaff, and crush oats and maize. Hay can be carted from owners' stores and returned in chaff, if required. Charges moderate. PETRI E *S PUBLIC SLAUGHTERYARDS. BUTCHERS can have the uso of Yards for Slaughtering Bullocks, Sheep, and Swine, including cartage to shop, at moderate charges. TO AUCTIONEERS, CATTLE SALESMEN, STOCK AGENTS, &c. JT. PETRIE begs to ncquaint auctioneers that . he has strong Sale and Drafting Yards adjoining* his Padrincl-;, the use of wliich can be had at a low per cent ago for holding sales. Stock taken charge of and delivered to purchasers according to order. BLUFF HARBOR, CAMPBELLTOWN. GEORGE P. H. GALLOP, LICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. AGENT FOR R.M. S. S's: ALDINGA, ALHAMBRA, GOTHENBURG, AND OMEO. ALSO, THE S.S. EDINA. AGENT FOR COBB AND COS. TELEGRAPH LINE OF MAIL COACHES. Rates of passage, time of arrival and departure of each Steamer, and arrival ancl departure of the Coaches, can be obtained at the office adjoining the Eagle Hotel, Bluff Harbor. Boats always in readiness for the convevanoe of passengers to and from each Steamer. Families and Ladies will meet with the greatest attention from the Boatmen engaged by the undersigned, G. P. H. GALLO I', Agent. JAMES HORNER AND CO., WHOLESALE GENERA L STOREKEEPERS, Wine and Spirit Merchants, &c. Esk Street, (near Dee-street,) Invbecaegill. N.B. — Temporary offices (pending the erection of the Stores) next door to Mr Giller's, and opposite Albion Hotel. The undersigned has this day commenced business as above, under the style or firm of James Homer St Co. JAMES HASLEB HOBNEB. Invercargill, Sept. 7th, 1563.