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Southland Times, Issue 3485, 22 August 1879, Page 4

Notioes. TH E UNDBbSIG-NEu , Has for sale FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, QUICKS, &c, r „ ; At the following prices : — , FRUIT .TREES, Apples, 2 years, 12s per dozen ; 3 ye^rs, 18s per dozen j Pears, Plums, Cherries, r y Peaches, and Apricots, ' 3 years, 18s per dozen. • ' « Gooseberries and, Currants, Black, White and Red, 6s per dozen,' . ' FOREST TREES; - Scotch Fir, Black Austrian „Pine, , Pinup Pinaster, and Pinus Mbntana. ' years (transplanted), £3 pei- 1000, or 8s per 100 years (transplanted), £4 per 1000, or 10s „ per 100 i , Norway Spruce, 3 years (transplanted), t £5 , per 1000, or 12s per 100 ' Norway 'Spruce, 4 years (transplanted), £7 per 1000, or 16s per 100 ■_ - . Norway Spruce, 5 years (transplanted), £10 per 1000, or 24s per 100 Larch, 2 years (transplanted), £4 per 1000, or 10s per 100 Larch, 3 years (transplanted), £6 per 1000, or 14s per 100 - Larch, 4 years (transplanted) £7 per 1000, or 16s per 100 QUICKS— I year, 10s per 1000; 2 years, per 1000; 3 years, 20s per 1000., RHUBARB ROOTS— '6s to 30s per dozen ;' ROBERT CLEAVE,' Nurseryman and Seedsman, . Dee street, 1504 * - , Invercargill. TAMES Mc COR' MACK • Boot and Shoe Maker and Importer. Every description of BOOTS and SHOES , f made to order. Repaibs Neatly Executed. J. M. who has been in the employment of Messrs Kingsland and Co.- for 'about-; six years, begs to inform the inhabitants of vercargill and 1 surrounding districts that he has openedinthe above line,and hopes by strict attention tb all orders entrusted to J his care tb merit a full share of the public patronage. Note the address,-— TAY STREET, 1744 (Next D. Mcßobie, Baker.) Tyi" ONEY TO. LE^ND n sums varying from £50 to £10,000, on Freehold security, at lowest rates of interest. Apply to JAMES HARVEY, Esk-street Invercargill.

Business -' [A CABD. J T\ R. GALBBA'ITH' Tat stbeet, 7731 INVERCARGILL. /^ E O RG E F R O GAT T, (Late Andrews and Martin), WHOLESALE- AND RETAIL FAMILY BUTCHER, TAY STREET. G. F., who has again resumed business as above, wishes to inform his old customers and the public generally that he is again to be found at his old address, Tay street, and hopes, by strict attention to business and by keeping nothing but really first-class meat, to merit a share of public patronage. ( yUL CA N FO U ND R V GREAT KING STREET, Dunedin. „ KINCAID, MCQUEEN ,Se CO., Boilermakers, Engineers, Millwrights, Fouuders Blacksmiths, &c. — All kinds of castings in brass t and iron ; steam engines and boilers made' and repaired ; overshot, breast, and turbine waterwheels ; quartz-crushing ma- ' chinery ; pumping and winding gear ; castiron sluice, and_ ripple plates ;" sheet-iron hopper and sluice plates punched to any size of hole ; gold dredging spoons &c. Mill machinery and all kinds of reaping, threshing, horse-power machines made and repaired ; improved reaping machine. . X., McQ., ie Co's improved wrought iron piping, for flumirig and hydraulic mining, is the best in use, and cheaper than canvas. UST LANDJLD DIRECT FROM AMERICA. , j " Pearce'slmproved" Cahoon Horse Power Broadcast Seed-sowers. Price, 110s. , This is a very superior, implement, ,just introduced ; is a gieat saving .over hand labor ; is sure to be extensively used in the future. Eyery farmer should order one, the cost being so moderate. > " Pearce's Improved" Cahoon Hand Broadcast Seed-sowers. "Price reduced to 30s eacb. ' ■ These- machines are an improvement upon* last season's make, and the price considerably less. Philadelphia Lawn Mowers,.loto 16 inch. These are the best mowers ever introduced to the public, are easily handled by a lady or child, wid mow a good-sized ". lawn in ten minutes. The larger sizes are ..very isuitable for^criCket grounds. Prices greatly reduced. Call and inspect our stock of American garden and farm implements. - A COWPER & WILSON, < Ironmongers and Iron Merchants,Dee street.

GREAT CLOAKING zSmm l IMMENSE SACRIFICES IMMENSE SACRIFICES IMMENSE SACRIFICES ' ■ ; —QFr-y '."' . '" ' V. ' " Z" ' D RAP ERY, CLOTHING, UNDERCLOTHING, MILLINERY, &c, • -- . - AT the TEM PL E OF PA S H ION D E E yS T R E E T, * (OPPOSITE GUTHRIE &' LARNACH, IRONMONGERS. „ -:o: TRIMMED HATS FEOM 5s UNTEIMMED FEOM 6u - _. "ROYS' HATS FROM 3D EACH— to suit the Season HOSIERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE LOWEST PRICES FIRST-CLASS DRESS PIECES TROM 4s 6d PER DOZEN YARDS FULL COSTUMES FEOM 7s 6d LADIES' STAYS FROM Is 6d PER PAIR GENTS' SHIRTS FROM Is 10d GENTS' SUITS FROM 20s BOYS' SUITS FROM 6s 6d # ALL NEW GO OD. S. AND EVERYTHING AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRI CES. One Visit will convince anyone that this is a Genuine Clearing Sale and no Sham. N.B.—ALL SURPLUS STOCK WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC A UCTION AT AN EARLY DATE. COME EARLY AND GET THIS PICK OF THE GOODS. MR CAMPBELL being about to leave for the North Island, has decided to dispose of the whole of his Excellent, and Extensive Stock. An opportunity will thus be afforded to Purchasers requiring Seasonable Goods at very LOW PRICES. The' STOCK has been selected with: great care, .and all the GOODS will be JEound to be of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY. \, .'.., ' „.... - GOOD 7 NEWS t^GOOB NEWS \ ! - GLEARiING SALE '• BOOT S ANDSrIiEI j AT -.■■., .-..;•,-- C. FAIRWEATIJER'S, TAY-STREET, - Who is SEtiLING his present STOCK at GREATLY -REDUCED-PRICES-^- : i FOR CASH, 0 Men's Watertight Boots (our own make) from ... ... ... 16s ,0d „ Elastic „ „ „ . „ ... ... ... t 14s 6d „ ■.Bluchers-" ;, „ „ „ ... ... ..'. Us Od Ladies' leather elastic-side Boots „ ... 8s 6a „ Kid „ „ 6s 0d ' „ Leather - „ -„ „ „ ... ... ... lis Od - Children's and all other! goods at equally reduced prices. 2179 RAIL WA V HOTEL, GREAT' NORTH ROAD, W I NT O N. j ' „ ' Estajbllshed 1863; ' - - .' ", FIRS T-C LASS ACCt CM MOD 'AZt ION. Private Sitting ISooms. / Billiard and Bath Rooms- Al Stabling... E. H. ! WHITMORE, • / Bookseller; Sfatioiker, ana Hews Ajs;eut, ' ' TAY 1 STREET/ tNYERCAHGILL' (Opposite" 'Ramsay's Hall). E. H. W. lias always on hand Family Bibles, and all principal Btanda Works, bound in Morocco, &c. ' a s very large assortment of -other "Work suitable for Gifts, Prizes, and General* Reading. Periodicals,, and J New , , papers by every Mail Steamer. . - SUBSCRIPTION, TWELf E MONTHS, PAYABLE JN ADVANCE :— t , All the Year Bound "... 12s Od English Mechanic..'.... 13s Od Medt-u" 1 Times 40s0d Athenaeum '..'....'.....'....' 18s Od Family Treasury Ss Od Musica_ "Hmes <.\ 3s 0d Art Journal..:. .-?.... 36s Od Fortnightly. Review ... 30s 0^ Picture (_ dlery '....v.... 15s" 0d Builder'" :i 24s Od I Fraser's Magazine 365-Od - Spurgeonfs^ Sermons... > 6s 0d Building News 20s Od Home News ' .'.-./.. i. Od ....\74Ds'od Banker's Magazine - ... 25s Od Illustrated Lon;. News „os"_od < l Sundajrat Honie ......; 7s 0d Cornhill Magazine Leisure Hour .:% l7s Od Sunday Schl Teacher 3s 0d Engineer 45s Od Macmillan's a Magazine 15s Od The Graphic '.... 40s o<l ANY PUBLICATION, IMPORTED TO ORDER BY E. H. WHITMORE. ' ' - ' ■> t 'i j s> '»- - 1 . y American Agriculturist 8s Od New Zealand Herald... 7s 6d Southland Weekly American Architect ... 30j3 Od Otago Witnesß 22s 6d ", Times ." 20s Od American 8ui1der.. .....' l v 6s Od Poultry World lßs 0d Sdutidand' Weekly Australasian^. 265.0 d Scientific American(ex- „ , „News ............. v*... - : 2os Od Australian Skctgher 7s 6d port edition) .".:.)...".. 22s 6d Sydney Mai1 :..:..'...'... 26s Od Castner's and Scientific American— Sydney Town & Country 26s Od BuraJ Australian ... 6s Od (Supplement) 255. 0 d Young Ladies' Journal 17s 6d '' " Agent for the Southland Times (£2 per ( year), -and WEEKiY Times (^1 per year). The only Agent in Southhmd for thp Otago Daily T Tiiries, kl per quarter. ' Sole, Agent " is Sontbland tat '"Words' of Grace;" "the Ifest paper of the kind published" and ibould be in every house— price, 6a 6d per %nnum. .