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Southland Times, Volume 3, Issue 102, 17 October 1863, Page 1

DR. WILESON, TTOMCEOPATHIC; PHYSICIAN ■ •■' ••■■ YARROW STPvEET-, -r, INVERCABGILL. At home from 8 a.m; to" 1 p.m. •HOMaSO'PATriIC-' INSTI TUTE AND pharmacy, y'arbow street, Intekcargiil. HATCH AND HAYES, (Late of Melbourne), Dispensing and Family Chemists, Wholesale and Retail Chemists, Diutggists, and Drysaltees, Importers of Photograpliie Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Brushware, and Druggists Sundries, Beg to intimate to the medical profession and public generally that thoy have commenced business as above. TAY-STREET, (Opposite Perkins's Drapery Establishment.) Invehcakgill. *TvR. BEKNDT, (late Honorary Physician to l) the Hospitnl. Benevolent Asylum, Melbourne), JfiD-STREET. * May also be consulted at Messrs Gutaiel and Buttii'ei-'s, Chemists. Dpc-stroct. R . RO W BOT T OM, SURGEON and 4CCOUCHKUK, may be consulted daily at his private residence, Don street, corner of Dee street. „ i i •, -. Midwifery, and diseases of women and chiluren particularly attended to. DR. J RUTHERFORD RYLEY : M.R. C. S.E., CONSULTING- CHAMBERS, DEE-STREET, \J OPPOSITE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. ■~ tTr. young, CjURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, DeeU street, above the Southland News Olliee. " SAMUEL BEAVEN, Ijiportek of Evert Description oi? GENERAL AND FURNISHING It ironmongery, AGRICU LTURAL IM PLEMENTS, OILS, COLOES, PAINTS, VARNISHES, &c. IsVKRCARGItL. ~ A. T. CLARK & SONS, WHOLESALE AND 11 ETAIL YV BUTCHERS. TAY-STREET, IXVEKCARGILL. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. CORN-ED BEEF ALWAYS READY. Families Waited Upon for Orders. ' " llirE. SIMPSON, 4 RCHITdCT AND SURVEYOR, ■\_ Eiverton: ILAKS AND DESIfiNS IN EITIIKK THE GRECIAN, Rom as o» GoTinc Style op Arciiitkctu an. sTTn c c r & co., (Late Stanford arid Co.) XT EUOSEN E OIL and LAMP DEPOT, JV Agents for Singer and Co.'s Sowing Machines. Tat Street. DAVID WEBSTER, FAINTER, DECORATOR, GLAZIER, Importer of Every Article in the Trade. DEE-STREET, Opposite Government Offices. CASELBERG AND ABRAHAMS. WATCHMAKEE S & JEWELLERS. REPAIRS EXECUTED ON THE PREMISES, D E E-S IBEBT; LOUIS MYERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, &c. HONEYDEW HOUSE, TAY-STREET, (Opposite the Koyal Hotel); and DEE-STREE T, (Opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel), Invercargill. JOHN S T E~W ART STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER Dee-steeet, Ikvercaegill, (Near the Government Buildings). The Circulating- Library includes all the English and Scotch Periodicals, received monthly, direct by the Overland Mail. Subscription, 10s 6d. per Quarter, payable in Advance: VICTORIA. HORSE BAZAAR LIVERY STABLES. "VTOTWITHSTANDING an arrangement, hav1\ ing been made between the Livery Stable Keepers of Invercargill, to charge 15s. per night for Livery, I understand that some parties are only charging 125.. which is injurious to me. In consequence, from this date, my charge will be as formerlv — TEN SHILLINGS PER NIGHT, And BAIT, FOUR SHILLINGS. GEORGE SMITH. MOKO M O K O ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. TRAVELLERS can be supplied with HORSES at any time. The ferry boat will leave for Invercargill daily at low water, and return with the tide. Horses for hire. W. M'TAGGART. NOTICE. HARGIN & JAGGERS wish to inform the inhabitants of Southland that they have imported a lar#o Stock of China, Glass, and Earthenware, comprising — Dinner Sets, China Breakfast Sets, Toilet Sets, Decanters, Nobbier Glasses, Wino Glasses, and a large Assortment of Vases, and that they have, made arrangements for direct shipments from the home markets, which they intend to sell at a reasonable profit. HARGIN & JAG GEES, Importers of China, Glass, and Earthenware, Opposite Union Bank, Tay-street. OUTHLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY. JOHN MUNR O-, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER Dee Street. (Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel.) (