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BUSINESS WCBOEICJES . — Teld^.seedsTT COMMERCIAL HOTEL, S E _^_____l ! ! PALMERSTON STREET, RIVERTON. COVENT GARDEN, __»«„ SEED, FRUIT, AND PRODUCE WAREHOUSE. _ H][g WELL . KNO WN H OTEL is etill under the Management of MR & MRS CLAPP G'F-.V-iV-^S'B, » Whe " ACCOMMODATION AM ATTMTIOH ABE OTS UBP. SS ED. inform them that they have made arrangements with their friends in the neighboring Biverton, March 23rd, 1877. ___________ colonies for a constant supply of Seeds of the . ____-_. — «—_« — — <*— — * best quality, and trust to receive a share of riAnfUUn 0 WT F CAY patronage. . . COWPEK & W ILoUiN , PEAS— earliest varieties — M'Lean's Little \j \j ii i. *-**.*> *-v Gem— Rißing Sun— M'Lean's Blue Peter Best of aii- a Bishop's Long Pod- FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, Yorkshire Hero— and great variety of *■ v ■"■ A iX xxy other kinds. _ M^££^_Ss_'E3!S DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL, FRENCH BSANS-Pall Dun- Negro Long TTAVE ALWAYS ON HAND, AND TO ARRIVE— A large and well assorted Stock of Podded, and other varieties JH Eng i ish American, and Continental Hardware, Sicilian Marble, and Enamellefl aiate BEET-Blood Red-3ilver Beet Chimney Pieces, Register G-ratee, and Ash Pans to match, large assortment of Gas ChandeBRUSSELL'S SPROUTS-English Saved. lierß Brackets, and fittings. n v . „ CAULIFLOWER — Dwarf — Mammoth — Bra^ and Iron B e a 9 t ea ds Close and Open Fire Ranges Walcheren— and other kinds Breech and Muzzle Loading Guns Gunpowder, Shot, and Gaps CARROTS— R. S. Horn— lntermediate— and Eabbifc T and _ ire ne tting Corrugated Roofing Iron, sto lOtt. other sorts Fencing Wire Bar > Kod ' Hoo P' and Sheet Iron CELERY — White— Red — &c. Kent's Bruehware • LETTUCE— Drumhead— Victoria — White C AKPENTERS', CABINETMAKERS,' • ENGINEERS', AND CONTRACTORS' IRONParis ' MONGERY and TOOLS of every description I ONIONS— FreBh Seed— Silver Skin— Brown Churns, Cheese Presses, and Curd Mills MancW Celebrated Varnishes Globe— Brown Spanish— White Span- Chance's Sheet Glass Potter's Paperhangings ish— James Keeping, Picture Frame Mouldings (English and Continental) AND THE LATEST OUT THE . o BAD £tIl, K i!g sea,!,.', Bed SEWING MACHINES ! SEWING MACHINES ! ! Turnip, and other varieties . . TURNIPS- Sole Agents for Invercargill and Southland for the New American Straight . Sutton's Six Weeks, W. Globe, Snowball, Needle Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, Nos. 6, 7, and 8. While Stone, Golden Ball, Orange Jelly, Garden Swede. Thege MochinM will do wor k o f as wide a range as all other makers combined, and will rlnirfir Pasipr and cmicker They are easily understood ; they have no undertension to AGRICULTURAL .SEEDS These points are especially recommended M INGEL WURZEL-Long Red and Yellow to the attention at tbe Phila " TURNIt-Skirving's Purple top-Aberdeen delphia Exhibition, cling quite a sensation a.oagst Machinists by the aimplicity of its conPurple top-Norfolk White-Purple top Btruction mu l ri tade of different Sewing Machines, which have been produced and put Eclipse Hero-Green top Aberdeen- J fa hiflVed Of de3erved suceeSf . Miserab c traps have been digGreen top Scotch niS with the name of Sewing Machines of but little more value than the metal of which they PARSLEY-Sheep's are made and failing in all the good qualities of Standard Machines, have been offered at CARROTS-White Belgium-Long Red- " r^ ad pYlCES I and Purged upon purchasers on the score of cheapness. Large Altringham No Machine is cheap that will not do a wide range of work in a superior manner. No CABBAGE FOR OATTLE-Large Drum- Machin^ s ~ e fo 3 r ZU, use that runs so hard as to cause gieat fati.ue and injure the head-Robinson's Prize °* health of the operator. No Machine is cheap that compares unfavorably with others m point CLOVJKRg-Alsyke-Cowjjrass-Red Clover 1 1 ™ Q Machine ia cheap that is not durable. The cost oi repairs of an inferior Ma- — White Dutch - Lucerne ™»V • - original price, and no Machine is durable unless planned upon corCANTERBURY KYE-GRASS SEED for ch JjewiU do »^ ™^| M J raot ; dof tha DMt fashioned and finished with eale-Timothy and Cocksfoot. thorouph workmanship. , „ __ ... CLOVEES ! CLOTERS ! ! CLOVERS ! ! WHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Machines, at the Reduced Pkices, are by far the w™T)TTTrn 1* 4d per lb MOST Economical and Truly Cheap, by reason of their superiority in all desirable qualities, ScloyS ■;:. "". Is Id 1 and, moreover, are made and warranted by a responsible company o( long standing and estubCow Geass ... ... Is4d „ lUhed Affsfor'the original Elias Howe, a first-class Shuttle Machine, no cog wheels to break; SEED^^SiTMSr also for^FIXFS, Little Wan a, and Ward's Arm and Platform Hand Machines, Pure grown Alfalfa. which we guarantee the best m the market. HEDGE SEEDS OF EVKKI DESCRIP- _— — TION. *~ — — — v olLwWt.t'd'BA^mtarwS EEFAIBS THOBOTOHLY ANB PEOMPTLY EXECUTED We would also call attention to our stock r>TTPT\TCATES OF ALL IHE PRINCIPAL MACHINES KEPI IN STOCK, of GARDEN IMPLEMENTS now comP our stock of FLOWER SEEDS has ar- "~ ° rived— Canterbury grown— including many g eW i n a Machine Oil Cotton, and Needles to suit every Macliifle always on hand. new yarieties, and all true to name. *• g en( j f or a Dr i ced Circular. Observe the address, _ o — GE E G G & C 0. , N^°/r° s ™™' COWPER AND WILSON, Country orders punctually attended to. TrnC( Catalogues with prices on application. IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANIb, BUSINBiTIKNOUJSroBMBKT. DEE mVERCARGILL . ABKAM WATSON __™- — __™™ ! a™~-~~ — __-. — — " BEGS to inform the Public of Invercargill j-^ Q a "TAOOCD D D/jS and surrounding Districts that he has IV _Z f\ . 1A \ \ t- It U!IW U• | opened his NEW BRICK PREMISES, next *» • deor to the Bank of New Zealand, Tax ' WHOLESALE AND betail Steeet, on SAiraDA ili 3ED JUNE ' IRONMONGERS & GENERAL IMPORTERS, He takes this opportunity of thanking the Public for their past favers, and would p-g-g gp;gY STREETS, INVERCAEGILL. solicit a continuance of their patronage. ABB-AM WATSON, - — — — IRONMONGER, rT _ ABRIDGED TRADE LIST:— : GHERAL EUE|ISH S WAREHOUSE gh sbearßji , tuoUlg Wire , PICKS Shovels, Spades, Forks, Slaving ____JiLLJLL_r_-_: Wire Netting Sheep Nets, Weighing Powder, Fuse, Ropes ' TTTTrAN FOIJNDR V £Sin». Ob"™ sS Sewing & lleece GLASS, S'-et Paperhangings Scrim Ca^co VULOAJN £UUi\JJHI Gpindstoneß| Turkey g t one. Canvas, Diamonds, Putty, larpanun., t GREAT KOO^TREEI'DUNEDIN, REA pi,., *™™^^ OU^^Co^,^^^^ 'tt ISC AID, M'QUEEN & CO., Boiler- fcarifier Thrashers. Sfi^v"' Brutrie . K makers, Engineers, Millwrights, Found- IRON-Bar,' Rod, Plate, Sheet Hoop Pitch, Whiting, Bru, h *" c ers Blacksmiths, &c— All kinds of castings Galvanized Plain and Corrugated, Sheet jxJRNITURB AND CABINETWAKii, in brass and iron ; steam engineß and boilers Lead & Pipe, Zinc, Cast, Blister, Double Couches, Sofas, Chairs, Drawing-room ' made and repaired; overshot, breast, and Shear, and Spring Steel, Pumps, Carpen- Suites, Cheffoniers, Side Boards, lables, 1 turbine waterwheels; quartz crushing ma- ters' Tools. Dressing Tables and Wash-hand Stands, cbinery • pumping and winding gear ; caßt NAlLS— Ewbank's, Wire.Cut and Galvanized Looking Glasses, Curtain Poles, Carpets, iron sluice and ripple plates; sheet iron Locks, Hinges, Sash Weights, Kidging Ojl c]othj Towel Horses, Door Mats, hopper andsluiee plates punched to any size a nd Spouting. m Pictures, Gilt and Fancy Moulclings of hole; gold dredgiDg spoons, &o. CEMENT, Plaster of Paris, Lime, Slates,- E AETHENWARE, China and Glassware, ■ mill machinery and all kinds of reaping Shingles, Palings, Fire Bricks. Hearth Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Sets, Uiani- , thrashing, horse-power mackines made and Stones, Sills, Steps. ber Sets, Vases, Toilet Sets, Jelly Ouns, I repaired ; improved reaping machine. DOORS, Sashes, Casements, Architraves, and Crocks 1 X., M'Q. & CO.'s Improved Wrought Iron Mouldings, Imported and Native lim- g^DpLERY and Harness, Double and Piping, ior fluming and hydraulic mining, is b ers . Single Sets of Buggy and Carriage Harthe best in use. and cheaper than canvass BEDSTEADS, Cots, Register Grates.Fenders, ness.Dray and Leading Harness, baddies, — ~ JB ire Irons, Cutlery, Electroplated and Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Rugs, PortmanPm w T tc _r Britannia Metal Ware, Coal Vases, Kero- teauS) Ladies' Bags, Saddlers' Furnishing x ' E gene Lamps, Brackets and Chandeliers, Ironmongery, Leathers, and General Baths, Cooking Ranges and Stoves, Tin Grindery. o and Japan Ware, Travelling, Deed and STATIONERY and Fancy Goods, Account toOLICITOR, Cagh Boxes, Trays and Waiters, Colonial Books, Note, Letter, and Foolscap Papers, and Camp Ovens, Washing Machines and Playing Cards, Ink, Perambulators and T? n nfliflS 1 V. TT T L DT N G !3. Mangles, American Stoves. Bassinets. KOD^JiJib jjUl^JJii^u BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS, Anvils, Vyces, BASK ETWARE, all kinds. Sole agents for - --- - Hammers, Axles, Boxes, Springs, Shafts, w. W. Brown, basketmaker, Invercargill. ' MATAUKA. Spokes, Rims, Hubs, Chains, Rasps, Files, Baskets made to order. 1 Pincers, Tongs, Bolts and Nuts, Horse AMERICAN GOODS — Churns, Tubs, CO WOODMAN, Shoes and Nails, Portable Forges. Buckets, Sharp's Axes, L.H. and S.H. U. vv kj \j v i GTJNg _ SJngle and Double Barrel, Breech Shovels, Forks, Store Trucks, Clocks, ' PTTiTMiqT AND STATIONER, and Muzzle Loaders, Eiflee, Pistols, Mattocks, Handles, Oars, Wood and Iron CHEMIST AND bIAHUJN **, mdSj c tndgeß , " (Late Dispenser and Dresser, Invercargil Cartridge Bags and Belts, Shot Pouches, ALSO— Hospital) shot Flasks, Hunting Knives. SAWS— Circular, Cross Cut and Hand, Files, MELBOURNE BONE DUST, Pureprugs, and Chemicals Belting, Belt Laces, and Copper Bivets- GENU INE PERUVIAN GUANO, Stationary, Toys, Axes, Wedges, Maul Rings, Engine Pack- _^ BROADOAST gEED SO WERS. : "".^:::: t and a. tapper bkos., —^Soliaiirsi TINGS ISVEBCABOUI,. , fl»- -^X, edboPEAN MERCHANDISE. TIMBEEIJIMBBK ! ! EBW , H8B »» 18M- .g_ ma wßfimot S ooi.i«^'t CEOTDONBAWMILLB. °n**'___r-* i^jft-s-JtaraLM Five Per Cent. rfGooS%lnßtrat*a Book sent on ap- Croydon Bu«a, to DO NALD. Money deposited within the first seven days dehve 7ot i «°g HN pBL L, Globe Wobks, Manager, eIPP *

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Southland Times, Issue 2916, 19 October 1877, Page 4

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