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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 17, 16 December 1863, Page 4

Stock, Stations, &c. KIVEKTON. WOOL! WOOL!! WOOL!!! TO FQUATTERS AND COUNTRY SETTLERS. "\TTBITTINGHA"Nt BROTHERS havo now co.nploted their Wool Stores, and are prepared to receive consignments in any quantity, which will meet with fheir best attention ; from the close proximity of their .Stores to the jetty, every facility is offered for the shipment, ibc. Charges for storing will bo such ns cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who may favor them) combined with the advantage of buying stores from the Cheapest House in the Colonies, for which they have long been noted. P.LACE9 or Rusijtess: 7 Bond street, Melbourne ; 12 Princes street, Dunedin ; Queensfown, Lake Wakatip, Dunstan, Sydney. N.S.TT., And at Havclock street. Iviverton. riORS A L E . i Of\(\ H pft d of Provincial bred Cuttle. /vUU being a Mixed Herd of about i- qual i Sexes. A number of the Steers are fit for the Butcher. The Cattle are very quiet, and many of the Cows broken to PS.iil. JIOBF.IVr M. COX, At Messrs A. Af. M'NeH. Ardlus.-a, M itnnra. NOTI C E . rnillO Undersigned are Cash Buyers ot Wool or .L will make liberal advances on shipments o same consigned to their friends, Messrs V il^i-/ and Company, in London or Melbourne. They also keep in stock all usual Stores required I for the supply of stations. DALGETY. RATTKAY and CO., Kelvin street, luvercarg.ll, And JRnttray street, Dunedin: TO WOOL G ROWERS. YUE heg to inform onv eimstituonts and settlors VV in this district, generally, that, we are Casl Buyers of Wool, and will make liberal advances on clips consigned to us for Shipment to oui Corresdoudents in London or Melbourne. CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. Invercargill, November 2nd, IS<33. Public Notices. VROSP E C T U S OP TIIK "RIVERTON WEEKLY TIMES." Head Opfice : — Riverton-. (Agents for Invercargill •■ Times O//icc, Tay street.) "I X announcing thn ostablisbmcnt of .lournnl hi I represent the intcrcsls of the Western District of the Province of oouthlnnd, its promoters would take this rppurtunity for briefly explaining the objects they have in view, together with the course of action they propose- to adopt. It will be their aim to co-operate with (be two local Journals which have already been so successful in forwarding the development of the natural resources of the Province, and in advancing its claims to a fair nnd equitable measure of Legislative cons : deration, without which its material advancement never ( nil attain to tho permanent footing its numerous capabilities nre so well mlitpted to secure. At the same time, such co-operation will always be conducted with a primary regard to the Western District of the Province. The Harbor of Riverton has a geographical position that constitutes it the first port of enll in the direct line of communication between Yietoria nnd the other produce markets of the Southern Hemisphere; this fact will receive the special attention of the " Riverton Tim ks," nnd no oflVrt will bo lost t<> impress upon flic Provincial Government the recessitv that exists for hnving it immediately plncerl upon a footing thnt will recommend it to shippers generally as a port ot dis charge. The advantages Riverton possesses as afTordinrr the shortest and easiest access to the Wakatip goldfields — which have proved the richest yet discovered — will be brought prominently forward, so that every inducement will be afforded for Riverton and the Western District generally deriving the full extent of advantage to which its relationship to the Wakatip District entitles it to sustain. As it appears to be the current belief that the lend of the gold follows in the direction of the Western boundary of the Province — while this Journal will be careful to lend every aid to the furtherance of the pastoral and agricultural interests, it will not fail to be watchful of every movement, whether Provincial or otherwise, that may have for its object the development of the mineral resources. The latest local, commercial, trade reports and price lists issued by the Home or other colonial markets, will be carefully selected, so that every opportunity will be taken advantage of for placing the merchants of this district in a position to compete with traders in other parts of the Province as well as those located in 7ieighboring Provinces. The Proprietors of the Riverton Times need not remind those to whom they must look tor countenance and support, that the carrying out of tboir object efficiently will entail a very large expenditure, and that, therefore, they expect advantage will be taken of their advertising columns to an extent that will warrant thorn prosecuting their endeavors to a successful issue. At the same time, the Proprietors would beg leave to call the attention of the Merchants and Traders of Jnverenrgill nnd other places to the favorable medium this journal will afford tor opening up a connection with the residents of the Western District of the Province. The first issue of the Hiverton Times will be published on Satcrbat, the 2nd January, 1861, and weekly thereafter till further notice. Subscriber's namos will be received at the following places: — Bank of New Zealand, the stores of Messrs Surman and Crerar, Mr D. Munro, Mr R Mills, Messrs Daniel and Teck, and at the Royal Hotel. R. OSBORNE CARRICK & CO., Proprietors. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. fJIHE Partnership formerly existing between JL M Intyre and Company, Builders, has been dissolved, on the 17th June, by mutual consent. CHARLES M'INTYRE. STEWART M'ALISTER. DUNCAN M'LEAN . JOHN BRUCE. WitnesS3s — Thomas Pkatt. Kobekt Hat»b. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the copartnership IN existing between GEORGE GIBB and me, the undersigned, under the firm of " Craig and Gibb," as proprietors of the Caledonian Private Hotel, and otherwise, is hereby DISSOLVED. Dated this 10th of December, 1863. HUGH R. CRAIG. Witness— William Kcpskil, Solicitor, Invercargill.