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Southland Times, Issue 3419, 5 June 1879, Page 4

INVERCARGILL AND BLUFF LINE go> SOUTH TRAINB £>*'-» _ A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M Invercargill, dep. 640 11 15 345 980 2 Kew ....... ...a 648 1123 352 988 4 Chiton a 652 11 28 357 942 6 Woodend ...a 7 0 1135 46' 950 12 Green Hills ...a 722 11 67 4 27Satur--17 Bluff ... arr. 740 12 15 445 days only NORTH TRAINS a.m. P.M. p.m. Satur"BlufE ... dep. 8 0 10 5 16 days 5 Green Hills ...a 818 1185 33 only 12 Woodend ...a 840 140 555 10 14 Clifton... ...a 848 1 48 6 3 10 8 6 Kew ... ...a 852 1 62 6 7 10 12 17 Invercargill,arr ... 9.0 2 0 615 ?JLO 20 SDNDAY TUAIXS. From Invercargill, 2 p.m. J From Bluff* fi p.m INVERCARGILL AND CLINTON LINE. 1 2 /NORTH TRAINS. . A.M. A.M. P.M Invercargill, dep. ... 730 !> 25 43$ 2 EUesßoad a 733 ... 43* 5 Mill Road a 745 ... 446 , 6 One Tree Point ... ...a 750 ... 45l 9 Long Bush ... a 8 8 ... 6 S .12 Woodlands .'.. ... 8 19 ... 6 1 ,17 Morton Mains a 8 37 ... 5 8 1 23 Edendale 9.4 10 23 6 4 2G Ota Creek a 9 10 ... 612 83 Mataura 939 ... 639 40 Gore ... ... 10 9 11 9 7 9 .43 Waikaka... ... 10 16 ... 717 5 Otakarama ... ... "* 49 Pukerau 1040 ... 7*53 •52 Aithurton ... 10 52 1150 813 1 56 Waipahi... ... 1113 62 Wairuna... .... 1135 .'.. . B**3s 66 Clinton ... ... 11.51 1215 8.51 'SOUTH TRAINS. A.M. P.M. P.M. Clinton ... ... dep 612 1145 312 4 Wairuna... .„ 628 ... 3 28' 10 Waipahi 650 ... 350 14 Aithurton ... - 7 10 ... 4 10 18 Pukerau... ... 722 " >..., 422 , Otakarama ... „ .. ... ... .24 Waikaka... ... 746 ... *4 46 •26 Gore ... 764 1 55 4 54' 134 Mataara... ' ... 8 24 524 .41 Ota Creek ... ... '.. ■ ... '43 Edendale... ... 94 233 64* 50 Morton Mains a 9.31 ... > 631 55 Woodlands ... 959 ... , 649' 1 57 Long Bush a IQ7 :.. 70 60 One Tree Point ... 1026 ... 70 G2 Mill Road a 10 30 ... 722 !65 Elles Road a 1333 „.' 73J 66 Invercartjill arrives ...a 10 40 330 73s 1 INVEROAKGrILL'AND JONGSTOST MITE/ I "12 NORTH TRAINS. A.AT. P.M Invercargill, ... departs... 6.50 4.5 3 Waikiwi ...... ... ...a 7.0 i 4.15: 5 Wallacetown Crossing ...a 7.8 4.23 7 Buxtons ...a 7.16 4.31' 8 Makarewa .'..a 7.22 4.37 10 Ryal Bush ...a 7.29 4.44 12 Wilson's Crossing ...a 7.36 4.51 15 Forest Hill ... ...a 7.50 ' 5.5 16 Thomson's ... ...a 7i66 5.11 18 Gap Road ... ...a .8.2 5.17 19 Winton ... ... arrivesj)B.B rO9 „ departs J 8.16 0M < 22 Ladyßarkly a 8.29 5.3? . 25 Ord's ... a. 8.38 5.4t 26 Centre Bush a, 8.43 5.5 C 29 Harrington's ... " ...a 8.57 6.4 82 Behmore.;. • ... : .;;a'9.10 37 Oreti ... ... ...a 9.28 6 41 Caroline ... ... ...a 9.46 6. 45 Josephville ...a 10.0 7.8 50 Elbow : ... - ... ' ... 10.16 726 56 Lowther... 10.38 65 ■ Parrawa . ...a 11.10 69 'Athol „.' ... ... 11:22 78 Fairlight... ... ;..a 1L56 i 87 Kingstown •... ...arrivesl2.3o SOUTH' TRAINS, - .' A.M. P.M Kingston... .... departs 1.0 9 Fairlight... ... ..Va : 1.33 18 Athol •.;>■•■■'■ ■•;.. -.■■<■ 2.6 22 Parrawa... „...; ;....; 2.17 31 Lowther... .,; ..... ... 2.53 37 Elbow ... '.;. .;. 6,20 3.17, I 42 Josephville ...' ' ...a 6.37 3.35 : 46 Caroline..: ' v.. ' U;a 6i50 -3.51 • 50 Oreti... ... .: .;•, :. ..: a < 7.6 4.9 : 55 : Benmore... ... .i.a 7123 4.26 1 '58 Harrington's ... ; ...a > 7.35 4. 61 Centre Bush ... ...a 7.47 4.5 62 Ord's... .... ... ...a 7.62 4.5 6,5 Lady Barclay ... .i.a 8.2 5,6 68 Winton .;; ... arrives 1 8.15 6.1 :•■■•■ 5i ... ... .; departs j;8.23 5.2 ; 69 Gap Road ... ...a . 8.30 ; 6.3 ' 71 . Thomson's ... ...a 8.5.6 5.36 72 Forest Hill .„ ' ...a 8.44 : 6.4 l 75 "Wilson's Grossing... ...a '8.58 6.6 a 77 Ryal Bush . ... \..a 9.7 i 6.2 79 Makarewa ... ...a ; 9.15 6.8 80 Buxtons... ... ,;.a 9.21; 6.1 i 82 Wallacetown Crossing ...a '9.29. 6.2 84 Waikiwi'.:. ... ...a 9.37' 6.3 87 Invercargill ' ..; arrive : 9.49 6.4 ; o Trainß will stop to pick up or. put down ; passengers if necessary. .■ INCOMPARABLE BULL WHI S K ■' is the- ; -"^ -;i o' Purest,' Safest, and most - Delicious Spirit That has ever been, imported. : It has been specially selected, from the famous small distilleries in the. Highlands of Scotland. Its tonic , and . invigorating quali ties equal those of any medicine in the Pharmacopoeia, and vastly excel those of any of the ordinary alcoholic compounds. : . The foil owing testimonials have been given to the superior excellence of this Incomparable Whisky :-— - ■:.•.-'*•:■;;'.•■ Russell street, Melbourne. ; ; •'' I have had every .opportunity, of testing and tasting the qualities, of the . Whisky ; imported by Messrs Phipps, Turnbull and . op, It is of a most delicious flavor, being mild and of a veiy old and genuinemalt liquor. ' l can confidently recommend it, and if taken in such moderate quantity as every reasonable person can determine for himself, it >*will- be found, perfectly wholesome and invigorating For the Australian climate it is, in my opinion the best and safest of all malt liquors, and i onevery account to be preferred to brandy as a stimulant. .-. ' • , . (Signed) WILLIAM H. CAMPBELL, \ 1 . ■■-.-. Surgeon." , t : .. ... .. .;, ; [no 2. ] ;: :;-, ] :^.' ',;■ " I have perused the letter of my. : rfriend Dr. W. H. Campbell. upon the Whisky imposed by Messrs ; Phipps, Turnbull . and , Co., andhavepieasureinendorsuighisppinion.oS -it. Chemical investigations eiteriding dyer a long series of years, b^oth in England and Has i countiy, have convinced me that the safest of all liquors^ when usexl in moderation^ is ! old, ripe malt Whisky. - The genevas and schnapps and the ordinary brandies have not '■ shown'the happy result claimedf ortheni. In aclimatelike burs, (subject to : violent and • jrapid; ; changes from hot.to cold, : :2£aA.vice versa,;*- spirit that will act mildly and s with -certainty; ,,oll. the urinary system is that -one .amon« ra'lcphoiic* drinks, (as such); the:most highly i^tp, be^jyafcea and trusted. '■.':'-. .':'.'..".''■! l '\'-\ i"( Signed) JOHN J. BLEASDAIiE. M.D." : The " Incomparable Bull Whisky " is sold by the principal Hotelkeepers in Jt the Austral an Colonies. HAWSON, PETCHELL & CO., Sole Agents, • , r 622 jTay street, Invercargill. LIVE ' AND LET' L I'VE PRELIMINARY NOTICE.. ' ■ v — — — ij A. FERGUSON & CO., Wholesale ,and*-> Retail Watchmakers , and Jewellers, will open THIS DAY in those centrally situated premises in Dee street, (next ,to Mrs Uoss', and two doors .from Messrs Cowper & Wilson's), with the newest, largest, and best selected stock 'of Jewellery and Watches ever offered to the inhabitants of Southland. ' ' The trade supplied. See future' advertisement. rinr I N T ' ; O N , Messrs M'William and , Kilpatrick are ' appointed jigents ior the sale of the , , , DAILY AND .WEEKLY 1 TIMES, -' And for receiving advertisements and jobbing orders, on behalf of the Southland Times Company. . The Southland Times will be' ready fo delivery immediately ter the arrival of th ' morning train.