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Southland Times, Issue 8064, 20 July 1885, Page 1

Public Notices WHITIINGaAM BROS. AND INSTONE, , MEBOHANTS & COMMISSION AGENTS ( Esk street, Invercargill. Thornbury and Biverton, Established in 1863, Buyers of all kinds of produce.s Grain, Wool, Babbit skins, &c, and will make advances on same, if put into our hands for sale. Are prepared to execute Indent orders on the most favorable terms. London Correspondents — B, WHITTINGHAM AND OO Melbourne— I WHITTINGHAM BROS COAL SI I The Orepuki Coal Company being now in full work, we are prepared to supply orders on the shortest notice. This coal has now been proved beyond a doubt to be the best value and cheapest coal ever offered to the public of Southland, and, being a local industry, should , t commend itself to every settler and houseF holder -in Southland. Both for steam and ■ household purposes there has been nothing offered to the public of the same value for money. Persons desirous of seeing it in use before ordering can do so by calling at our offices, Invercargill, Thornbury, or Biverton, to either of which places orders being sent will receive prompt attention. WHITTINGHAM BEOS. & INSTONE. N.B.— Coal dealers liberally dealt with, my3o THE UNDERSIGNED have on SaleBuilding Materials Fencing Wire Calcutta Cornsacks (full weights) Eock Salt Biddel's Axle Grease, £-cwt kegs White Lead and other Paints Boiled and Baw Linseed Oil Coarse Castor, Colza, and Neatsfoot Oils Wool Packs, Seaming Twine Clovers and Grass Seeds Timothy (local grown) Seed Oats, Linseed, <fee. Wines and Spirits Groceries, and Oilmen's Stores of every description. WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INiTONE. my3o TTTHirTINGHAM BROS. & INSTONE' YY Importers, Are Agents for the followingThistle Whisky (celebrated) Kensington Maizena Carbolic Sheep Dip (Calvert's) Foucald's case Brandies — Grape ; 1 and 3 Star do. my3o npHE UNDERSIGNED have on Sale— BentaH's OhafE-cutters Corbett's Rollers Winnowing Machines Seed Drills Chain Harrows Cultivators Sheep Racks Combination Plough — comprising ordinary Plough, Ridge Plough, and Potatoe-digger Cheese Presses Oil Cake Breakers Churns, &c WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INSTONE. my3o rriHE UNDERSIGNED have on Sale— JL Several desirable Farms, at reasonable rates and easy terms. For Lease, at Thornbury — A very choice Farm, about 600 acres, adjoining the Township. To a good tenant, a very reasonable rent would be accepted. For Sale or Lease — Flour Mill, water-power, in the middle of a Farming District, with about 112 acres of land now down in English grass. A splendid opportunity for a man with a little capital. Also for Sale or To Let— About 40 acres on Highlands, near Riverton. For Sale on Deferred Payment — Sections in Township of Trenthorn, South Biverton „ Croydon, „ „ Thornbury. WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INSTONE. my3o T OOK HERE I READ THIS I GEORGE HARROP, formerly of the Gridiron Restaurant, Spey street, begs to announce to his numerous friends and the travelling public in general, that he has taken that CENTRAL HOUSE in Esk street, known as the CALIFORNIAN RESTAURANT, and intends carrying on the business. The name needs no commendation for cleanliness and civility. Those favoring G. H. with a call will find all the delicacies of the season, and charges moderate. Grilled Steaks, Chops, Cutlets, Omelets, Welsh Rabbits, Scramble Eggs, &c, to be had on the shortest notice. Meals at all hours. Soup and Bread, 6d. Coffee, Chocolate, or Tea and Pastry, 6d. Full Dinner, One Shilling. Five doors from the Railway Station. GEO. HARROP, Proprietor, m 8 Esk street. /"GEORGE TOMLINSON begs to announce VX that his stock of SaHdlery, Boots and Shoes, &c, is etill replete with all the requisites, and at prices which cannot be beat. Best Rye Straw Collars made oa the premises only 21s cash. Saddlery, Harness, Boots and Shoes of firstclass qualitjr,and plenty to select from, at prices to suit the times. Boots and Shoes made and repaired at lowest charges. Note the address — GEORGE TOMLINSON, Dee street, Two doors from Club Hotel. my2l MB F. P. 0' REIL LV, Barrister and Solicitor, Office in Mr R, Macleod's offices, opposite Mr Todd's Mart. £10,000 to lend in sums to suit borrowers. my 2 Tenders ?T~O USE FENCING. Tenders are invited, by the 30th inst., for trimming about 18 miles gorse hedges, on. Gladfiell Estate, and burning clippings. For particulars apply to the Manager, at the Homestead. jyl7 rp~~6 13 TJ I L B I B, S. Tenders are invited for flooring, etc., at the National Mortgage and Agency Company's Crescent Stores. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office, corner of Yarrow and Dee streets. Tenders will be receivtd up to noon on Wednesday next, '22nd July. F. W. BUR WELL, F.R.1.8.A., jyl7 Architect. rpESDERS Wanted up to Monday, 20 th July, X at noon, for ploughing 1200 acres, more or less, chiefly turnip land, on Morton Mains Estate. For conditions and full particulars apply to the Manager, on the property ; or to the undersigned, with whom tenders will be lodged. A deposit of 5 per cent to accompany each tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted CARSWELL, WHITE & CO., jylO Invercareill. T> E WM. ALcOIiACKttJS, uiSUiSASiiiiJ Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 25th July for the l^ase for a penod of seven years of section 277 and part of section 17, Forest Hill, containing 42 acres, with dwelling house, &c. Conditions of lease may be seen at Mr Thos. McLean's, Mount Pleasant, Winton, or ab the office of the undersigned, Esk street, InvercarR. F. CUTHBERTSON. Agent Public Trustee. July 3rd, 1885. jy4 "j^"EW RIVER HARBOUR BOARD. TO CARPENTERS AND OTHERS. ' Tenders will be received up to 7.30 p.m. of j Monday, the 20th inst., for Decking Lisrht-r. I j Specifications at the Muni'-ipal Offices, Kelvin ! j street. A deposit of 5 per cent, must accompany : each tender. The lowest or any tender not ! ne;ejsarily accepted. I W. B. SCANDRETT, Town Clerk. I Inyercargill, 18th July, 1865, jy2o