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Southland Times, Issue 3331, 22 February 1879, Page 1

Business Notices. r< UTHBIE AND LARNACH'S It '•,?. . i NEW" ZEALAND TIMBER AND WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (Limited) . HAVE FOR SALE,— BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORS' IRONMONGERY. j. FURNISHING' IRONMONGERY. \. FURNITURE. ' SADD LERY. | STATION REQUISITES. 'W'OOLPAOKS. ' Seaming Twine sheep-Shears Turkey Stones Tarpauling ! FENCING WIRE. . N ' IRON STANDARDS. Galvanised li'on,* Cement. WIRE NETTING. Peruvian Guano, Bone Dust. DOORS, SASHES, WHEELWRIGHTS' i MATERIALS. CHAFF-CUTTERS, CORN-CRUSHERS. SAMUELSON'S REAPERS. SWAN & CO.'S HORSEPOWERS AND REAPERS. i _______ J. GRAY & CO.'S SINGLE AND DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS.' i — • * - - -» ~ i DEE AND SPEY STREETS, INVERCARGILL. I L A CARD.J HG. IJ U TTO N, M.R.C.S., S.A., E»G., SURGEON TO THE SOUTHLAND HOSPITAL, May be consulted at his residence, the New Wing of the Hospital. "DENNETT AND BROOKING, AUCTIONEERS, General Commission Agents, &c. NAPIER, N^Z. /"I A N-" I T BE TRUE That the Largest, Cheapest, most Varied and Valuable ' ' Stock of PIANOS," ORGANS, AND MUSIC, Is to be seen at ' H A U T R, lE ' WEST'S Southland Pianoforte Saloon, Esk street? H. W., while thanking his numerous friend _ for their, kind snpport during the past five years, unhesitatingly asserts that all whe ; inspect nis magnificent stock will answer, the abovejquery in the affirmative.- . Easy Terms. ' Liberal Discount oil Music. Tuning and^Repairing. - Special attention is drawn to the fact that the only music business 1 in Southland owned .by a competent and practical musician is HAUTRIJE WEST'S, Esk street. TpW E' IL L Y AND MO I R CABINET AND UPHOLSTERERS, Opposite Invercargill Sale Yards: DEE STREET. : Photographic Picture Frames, all sizes, in Waittut and • Gilt, received direct from America. ■ Fancy , Corner Brackets, New American Patent Chair Seating, j. A Large Stock 'of 'Cheffoniers, Couches Sofas,, Looking Glasses, and, every description of Household Furniture. . Upholsterers' work in all its branches. T^" " I G H T M A N. 'Wm. Branton begs to intimate that he has again commenced business as above at Invercargill, and hopes to have a renewal of patronage formerly accorded to him for 16 years, for which he returns his grateful thanks. Orders left at W. Brariton's, East Inveroorgill, and at J. Simon's, Clyde street, will be punctually attended to. IRISH'S COFFEE SHOP, THE DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES Are on Sale at Fish's Coffee Shop at ' THE, RAILWAY STAT ON.'