Public Notices JOHN HARTLEY Blacksmith and Wheelwright, Wtnton, Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Wintog' and surrounding districts that he has pur--chased <he- business hitherto carried on by_ Mr Robert Wilson, as blacksmith and whee|>,. wiigbr, find is now prepared to execute, &B orders - entrusted to, him in, a careful anoi efficient manner, and with' promptitude, a% most reasonable prices, and begs respectfully to Folicit a share of public patronage. n2% npAILORIN(£ NOTICE! The late business of Mr W. Smith will be carried on Ihe same as uiual by the undersigned, who tm-ts, by strict attention to b-winess, and moderate prices, to gain a portion of the" public patronage. A choio« selection of new goods to choose from. H. E. ALLEN. • N.C— Prices strictly moderate, and work guaranteed. Temporary Premiees, RKADI T -MONWY RICHARDS, , - ' ' Dkb Street. d 5 "[^"OTICE TO BUTCHERS. • lam purchaser of Hides, Sheepskins and Tallow in any quantity for Cash ; the very highest price given. I have been contractor to the following Invercargill Butchers for the past five years : — J. Leckie&Co. J. Humprheys , Palmer & Metcalf - D. Barclay Geo. Froggatfc ' . H. Dry den & Co. G. Saunde'rs . • Marston r & Merrie '■"* : Raines & Co. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES. ALEX. DARLING, dl 9 Mill Road, Invercargill. T> JR. R O S S, BEED3MAN AND FRUITERER. Begs to tender his sincere thanks to the in habitants of Invercargill and surrounding -districts for the very liberal support that has been accorded to him in his late premises, and to intimate that be has resumed business in temporary premises situated in Dee street, under the Temple of fc'cieuce, three doors north of Mr D, Roche's warehouse, where he trusts to receive a continuation of the liberal support accorded to him in the past. . Note the Address— P.: B . ROSS, = SEEDSMAN AND FRUITERER, -, (Hanau's Buildings), Dee Stbeet. iNvranoABGiLL. ocl4 TTIS ' LORDSHIPS LARDER. DINING ROOMS, Hanan's Buildings, Dee street. T. RESEIGH- ... Proprietor Wa<) Christopher Columbus sitting or standing when he dissevered America? is a question that has agitated the minds of men for thousands of years, aad has caused more bloodshed than a French duel between the most blood-thirsty of Parisian editors. Now let there be pfare. The great Christopher (no<v'dead) confided the secet to my Grandfather, and I wiii confide it and a Good Meal to anyone for A SHILLING. P.S. — Board and Lodging, IPs per week, MEAL 13 , is, VT aLI, HOURS. Tea and Coffee always ready. Spring beds covered with Winter Blankets. jal3 INTIMATION. T S7E have the pleasure to anvV nounce the arrival of our .. first direct shipment of NEW GOODS, for spring and summer, which are now being opened out. Our stock is also being constantly replenished with colonial - made goods from the various Mills and Factories. AH will be offered at the lowest prices, A. MAIR AND CO., DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS, Dee Street, Invercargill. oc4 WELLS BROTHERS, CORN, FLOUR, SB.ED AND FORAGE MERCHANTS, Dee street, Invercargill. Beg to offer their thanks to the public of Invercargill and surrounding districts, for the support they have received since the opening of their business. They trust, by : supplying the best articles at* the lowest market rates, to merit a continuance of such favors. Flour — Various brands and prices Poultry Feed — b'oecial feinds of Corn and Meal always ou hand Horse Feed — Whole and Crushed Corn of various kinds, and of superior quality Hay, and Straw — Sold by truss or ton Wheat Meal— Especially prepared for invalids, and strongly recommenced by medical men. Sold in bags of 7 lbs and upwards Wheat— Fowl Wheat, Buck Wheat, Barley, Malting and Feed, Maize, and Maizeoa Oats— Feed, Milling and Seed Peas — White, Blue and Split Lentils, Tares. Pearl Barley Linseed and Linseed Meal Canary, Hemp, and Rape Reed Bran, Pollard, Oatmeal Seeds Hops, Malt, Oaten Chaff, Hay do, Hay and Straw Potatoes, Turnips, Onions, &c. , &c. v(322 All Goods Delivered. J3RELIMTN A. EtY ANNOUNCE • JT ■ MENT. ■ : Having purchased the business late'y carried on by Mr J. D. Hay ea. ss Chemist and Druggist, Dee street, the undersigned hive much pleasure in intimating that they are fitting up their new >hop, nest door to Messrs L. Rpdgers and Co.'s new Warehonse, and will'bpen in about three wefks, with a carefully selected stock of Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Druggists' sundries., Haviug . made our purchases direct from the best Log- j doasnd' Edinburgh houses, all drugs are | guaranteed of the finest quality ; special attention being given to the Dispensing De- i partment. Tn.the meantime the business "will be carried on in the" present temporary premises, opposite the Prince of Walea Hotel, Dee street. O. H.MACALIBTER & CO., d23 Cbemiste and Druggists ,■ Dee street. ■ E- OPENING OF THE " ■' MEDICAL UALL. Tat Stbeet, Inveroargill. GEORGE BAILEY has returned" to his '.oli- stand in Tay Street, where his friends vvfll find the tnest replete stock of Drugs and Chemicals in New Zealand. N, *B. — An&ngemeritß.h i iye be?n made for regular' shipments from' leading manufacturers at home by the Direct'Bteam Service-' All the latest Rrugfl aad^RoveJltiea fcept in
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Southland Times, Issue 7030, 19 January 1885, Page 3
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835Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 7030, 19 January 1885, Page 3
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