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Southland Times, Issue 10161, 13 May 1889, Page 3

TOOTH-ACHE ; BUNTER'S t£s %JS m '^ Neuralgic Hosd^chws an.i »HNerT« MFfilf I fcßi" Palm remorod hy BI'NTKK'S N■■N V I M■■ •UCBVIAE. AU Chmistt. 1/I*. Ifkll V IIWIbV Wanted, &c, WANTEIX for Cash, farm about sixty aorta near Dairy Factory. Address (wi'h price), H.D.8., office of this paper. malO BULLOCKS — Wanted fonr good working bullocks, broken in. Apply A. Tapper, Tyne street. malO WANTED, by a respectable married woman with no young children, a baby to nurse, or one or two young children to bring up, or a baby to adopt. Thoronghly comfortable home in the country. Terma very moderate. Apply by letter addressed " 8.D., office of this paper. al7 WANTED KNOWN that the PARAGON BOOT SHOP next Matheson and Co., Dee street, is the best shop in town for Ladies', Gent's, and Childrens' Boots, Shoes, &c. A trial will prove che foot ml 9 D. FAISWEATHBB. WANTED KNOWN— Superior accommodation for lady or gentle&an ; private rooms, bath. Apply Mrs B, Buchanan, Gala street. WANTED KNOWN tbat D. Fairweather is opening ont a large and splendid stock t>f Ladies', Gent's, and Childrens' Boots, Shoes, &c, at the PARAGON BOOT SHOP, Dee street, next Matheson and Co. A TBIAL SOLICITED. ri OAL! COAL!! COAL WANTED KNOWN that the Hokonui Company are supplying the best coal in Sonthland at 20 per cent lower than the other collieries. Apply W. G. BRIGHT, Or The Manager at Winton. On and after Bth May, 1889, the Begistered Office of the Company will be at Messrs Cowper and Wilson's Ironmongery premises, Dee street, Invercargill. ml 2 WANTED KNOWN. JDST OPENED, Latest Styles in Ladies' Eats and Bonnets, also Enormous Stock of Ladies' and Girls' Ulsters, Plush and Cloth Jackts on view to-morrow at the WINDING-UP SAL^of PBICE AKD BULLEID. WASTED KUOWN that style, durability fit, and are guaranteed. Purchasers of Boots, Shoes, 4c, at the PABAGON FOOT SHOP, Dee street, next Matheson and Co. D. FAIBWEATHEB, Proprietor, ASK TO SBELOT KO. 4. OAA TBIMMEDHats nearly given away AUU Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d, 2s lld; worth three times the money. Come and see AT THE WINDING-UP SALE OF PRICE AND BULLEID. NO RESEBVE. SHOW-ROOM. -WBENEWED AND BECONSTITUTED.j^ MILLINERY DEPARTMENT NOW IN FULL OPERATION, With a Grand Stock of Imported and Locally Produced Millinery, forming A MAGNIFICIENT DISPLAY!! Mantles l Jackets ? Ulsters ! JUST IMPOBTED- Grand stook black Cashmeres. Ex S.S. AORANGI— All Colours French Cashmeres. JUST LANDED— Magnificient stock Dress Goodß. Ex S.S. AOBANGI— Choice New Dress Tweeds. STOCKED I STOCKED I STOCKED I From Floors to Ceilings toith _BT BEST VALUE IN INVEBCABGILL .£» OF All Standard Manufactures. Required for Family Trade. EVEEY NEED IN DBAPERY OR READY-MADE CLOTHING, CAN BE PROCURED IN ONE SHOP, AT W. LEWIS AND CO.'S, DEE STBEET, INVERCARQILL. ma 4 ASK TO SEE LOT NO. 7. ONLY 4 Pieces left. Strong Stripe Drees Material, clearing out, 6%& per yard. AT THE WINDING-UP SALE OF PBICB AWS> BUI.LEIW TTANTET NOHN TAKE NO NOTICE Of Advertisements, but if you require Enbstan- fc tial and cheap Fnrniture. go straight for HERMAN AUGUST'S ESK STBEET FUBNITUSB FACTOBY, Nearly Opposite Mr Todd'B Exchange. SUITES IN HAIRCLOTH, ETC. CHESTS OF DRAWERS. SPBING AND FLOCK MATRASSES. Below in price of anything ever accomplished in the trade, withont attempting to do the impossible. Gold Embroidered Japanese Screens, also Boxes and Backets kc. KAPOK DOWN ! KAPOK DOWN ! New season's finest Java. Cheapest ever imported. Inquiry solicited. General Jobbing and Re-Stuffing at Moderate &• PICTURES Nelt' AND CHEAPLY FRAMED. Note th 9 Address-" H. AUGUST, TJPPOLSTEREIt AKD CABIHHT MAKBR, ESK STREBT. ESTABLISHED 1879. ma 2 ASK TO SEE LOT NO. 6. AT THE WINDING-UP SALE OF PRICE AND BULLEID. IA A A YARDS Fashionable Dresß Material, IM/U sfd j awfully cheap. Also, 100 Revolving Toasting Forks, 6d each. WOODLANDS AGENCY.— Mr C. Bigwood saddler, Woodlands, is now the local agent for the Soutklakd Times and the WEEKLY Timeb. Copies of these journals may be obtained from him immediately on the arrival of first train after publication. Mr Bigwood will also receive orders for advertising, and information concerning local aatttra which j may to Mftfele to jrabHsfc, d 2