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Southland Times, Issue 3364, 2 April 1879, Page 1

Business Notices. CHRISTCHURCH GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP (To be Run on Monday, 14th Apiil). t ; t Mr A. A. CAMERON has opened his Annual consultation on the above important „ . event. ' ;t 4000 Members at 20s Each. ' First f definite) ... ."..£IOOO Second (definite) ... ... 500 Third (definite) ' 300 Other Starters (divided) ... 800 Non-starters (divided) ... 1400 £4000 Exchange, ls, for cheques. Two stamps required, one for reply and one for result. ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251 ; or Prince of Wales Hotel, Dunedin. 194 COOKSON'S DERBY SWEEP ON GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, \ APRIL 14th, 1879. —i:^ — I 6000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH. First Horse £2000 Second Horse 1000 Third Horse 500 Starters (divided) ... 1000 Non-starters (divided) ... 1 500 £6000 Exchange for cheques ls, and stamps for reply. Address — E.Cookson, Proprietor of Warner's Commercial- Hotel ; or, Box 180, Post Office, Christchurch. 648 •joauj .iraqq jo oiuqs "3 o^ Soq puu OAoqu su ssouisng; pouado OAuq i!oq; '•.uq^ sjppejsip Sui -punouns puu hiSjuo-ioaui jo s**.uu}iququi oq^ ■-.uiunbou oj o.iissp aaisivi j 'a? 10t.T}S!<I aqj jo s;uoraojinba.i bx_\ oj oxqujmg SaOOD £0 J.NSTMJaiOSSV HSHYT V —osav ONiAiaay •poiiAui uopoadsui 'saoia-i isnoi: TtT '•o:*-? {, o?y 'sdmurj ouisorag; jfroftUQ puu oxbajl pa'juu. s IIO P llß SW^J sriqSiOAY qsug 'ouig 'pu3i "fooqg s-iooQ-oouajn^g; puu uoao osoH -raq.qn?l Eipui *o^ 'SupnocTg 'SaiSprji uar[ pojuSnuoQ 'SIOO t X UOpjUJ*) pUU *)S3AIUJI •uOijiunrauiy puu suno ' 'souoqg jfßs[.mx •siuaqg daaqg s.au/Cuj puu p.xu^\. •opum jsoq 'sduij, jiqqu'g; 'siooj puu Xf9gaouia6ii s.rapim-j -IIT s NO ai AY H 7(au.moqxßH ju puy) - 'inifIHVDHaANi 'xaaaig jhsh . 'oo^o « sßra ll puuiqjnog „ oq**. ojiso'ddo SaaJUOdiMI aNY • MHDKOWNOai mviaa our aavsEtiOHA*!. aaisivid aNy AWHsn^okJ TNTE RESTING FACTS SHOULD BE KNOWN TO A LL. The production of handicraftsmen over Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, must be enormous. A museum containing a little from every country in each continent would indeed be a large one. . There is an establishment, however, in this city that does deserve special attention as a receptacle and exhibition of Goods of All Nations, and is well worthy of a visit. It has adopted the name of the Leviathan Gift Depot, as if to convey the idea that everything can be got there ; it is a most interesting'concern. The address is Dee street, Invercargill. Be sure to nay this Great Emporium a visit, and bring your bairnies and friends with you. New and regular supplies of the following, amongst other goods landing by every vessel and steamer arriving: — New Books, Stationery of all kinds, Jewellry, Clocks, Silver and Electro-plated Goods, Workboxes, Writ-ing-cases,. Etru Cases, Portmanteaus, Ladies' Bags, Perfumery, Combs and Brushes, Look-ing-glasses, Lustres, Vases, Berlin Wool, Spectacles, Pen and : Pocket-knives in great variety, Violins, Concertinas, Accordions, Flutes, Music and Sons: Books, and all Nevelties as introduced by the various handicraftsmen of the universe, Patent Mediciees, and sole agents in Southland for Ghollah's Famous Indian Cures, Rheumatism Mixture, Gout Mixture, and Aperient Mixture ; also sole agents for all the leading Home -and Colonial Newspapers and Magazines and General Government Acts and Documeuts; ESTABLISHED 1863. L. RODGEIIS AND SONS, LEVI ATHIANG IF T DEPOT. P. S. — Always on hand A full supply of all School Books required according to latest, regulations of Education Board. NOTE Tfl IS— Tobacco, Cigars, and Taddy's Snuff the best selection in the province, Fresh supply of Genuine Meerschaum and G.B.D. Pipes At L. RODGERS AND SONS. IN THE " FIELD " TRIALS OF SPORTING GUNPOWDERS, Which took place at Wimbledon, in May, 1878, CURTIS & HARVEY'S ORDINARY No. 6 GUNPOWDER gave in Choke-Bore Guns, the highest average penetration, and the lowest average recoil. In the Cylinder Guns CUR.TIS & HARVEY'S ORDINARY No. 4 Also gave the highest average penetrawith the least variation in recoil. The latter circumstance is conclusive evidence of regular shooting,"a result due mainly . to the evenness of Grain characteristic of all C. & H.s Sporting Powders. CURTIS'S & HARVEY, 193 ' • London.'E.C. • /-\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Flour Bags, Twine, Sheep Shears, Rabbit Traps, Raddle, Lampblack, Colza, Boiled and Raw Oil, Arsenic, Sulphur, Bluestone, Carbolic Acid in drums, Sheep: Nets, Fencing Wire, Wire Netting, Staples, Galvanised Iron, Wrought and Wire Nails, White. Lead, Cement, &c. Groceries and Oilmens Stores of all kinds ; Wines, Beers, and Spirits; of various brands ; Canvas, Scrim, Floor-cloth. Clover- and -Turnip Seeds, Imported Gosnell's Perfumery and Brushware Fjiy & Sons Cocoa and Chocolate Sporting and Blasting Powder, Shot, Caps, &c. Wesley Richard's TBreech-loading Guns Wrapping and Printing Paper, Paper Bags ■ Broadwood & Sons' Pianos, Pianinos, and Pianettes. McPBEJJSON & CO., lavorcargill,