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Southland Times, Issue 4630, 14 May 1883, Page 2

Seasonable. — As the winter is now approach ing when gentlemen will want something warm and seasonable to wear, their inspection of the stock imported by W. Smith, Dee street, is respectfully invited. The first shipment, ex Cephalonia, has been opened up, and is now on view; it consists of overcoatings, suitings, coatings, and trouserings — the patterns are hoice and new, selected expressly for this market, and imported direct from Britain. Customers may rely upon getting the best of workmanship and something that will just suit them in pattern and style. As usual, garments are made to FIT, and for a reasonable price. — Advt. The Exhibition.— Just opened a further purchase of Ladies' Mantles, superior goods. A few real Sealskin Jackets, up to forty-five pounds. The newest things in Ladies' Dolman Ulsters, Maids 'and Girls' Jackets, extra quality. A number of very special lines bought unusually cheap in Millinery and fancy goods. — Thothsok akd Bbattie.— [Advt.]

SYNOPSIS OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tenders are invited for the formation of the Riversdale section on the Riversdale-Switzers railway. Two bankruptcy notices are inserted. George Tucker notifies that he will apply at Lumsden for a license for the Royal Mail Ho 'el. Robert Thomson will apply at Winton for a license for the Glencoe Hotel, situated at Forest 'Hill. . "". . Tenders are invited for enclosing and cropping land at Wyndham. ' " ■>-■■■■ Sfcmks and Barr require tenders for fhe lease and sale of sectjous in Wyndham district. An entertainment will be held on the Queen's Birthday in aid of the Oneket ground Building Fuud. For "Wanteds," "Wanted knowns," and "Tenders" see first page.