Wanteds, &c p—. — WANTED t<f purchase a Boot and Shoo Business in Invercargill. Apply " Cash,” office ot this paper. au!s WANTED— Good generals, experienced housemaids, Waitresses, hotels and private house ; also lad accustomed to horses and make himself generally useful. Applj- early, Mrs Holmes, Dee street. au!s WANTED TO LEASE—A Good Country Hotel. Address, stating rent and all particulars to A. 8.0., care of Southland times,au!s STANDARD SEEDS-Flower and Vegetable, from Nhnmo and Blair ; Flower Seeds, Id packets ; Vegetable, 3d. All this seasonss make up at MRS WEBSTER, Dee street.au!4 YATES’ RELIABLE SEEDS — Vegetables and Flowers; vegetable seeds, 6d per packet; flower Seeds, 3d. All ,new and fresh at MRS WEBSTER'S, Deo street.. null ST GEORGES JAM—Onceused, always used.—All Grocers. FOR SALE—An English made (Singer) pneumatic tired strong Bicycle; price, £l2 (terms if wanted) not long ago cost £26.—Apply S.W., Times Office. WANTED KNOWN—Meals, Sixpence ; regular Boarders cheap. Comfortable home nt MRS DURHAM’S Boarding House Tay street my2B Midwinter show at the peoples butchery a large assortment of Small Goods, Artistic Novelties, grain fed Bacon, Prime Bee land Mutton, Dairy Fed Pork. Bargains for cash on Saturday. 4 inurements
Public IVoiices Tl)e Exhibition Winter Sale SECOND and FINAL WEEK. LAST DAY-:SATURDAY (17th). WE thank the public for their confidence. It is gratifying to us, and we should think to all lovers of fair and square trading, to see an ordinary clearing sale patronised as ours has been, advertised as it was without the aid of such catch phrases as 'bankrupt stock,’ or ‘ enormous purchases at half-price.’ The object plainly stated to be simply to sell such fashionable goods as we feared changing fashion might render unsaleable, unless got rid of promptly, with a certain proportion of every-day goods (of which we considered our stocks excessive) added. That we don’t half do things is generally known. We have consistently marked goods for our sales with the simple object of clearing them out. The good faith with which we have carried out this policy has been recognised this season by the shop being simply rushed, and the goods scrambled for ; and we have no hesitation in saying that, when our friends get time to examine their bargains, they will find that whatever the reason for the reduced prices may have been, that the quality of the goods is something different from bankrupt stock. The Exhibition is no dumping ground for rubbish. We have not bought a single shilling’s worth of job stuff in the local market for sale purposes. In recognition of the splendid public confidence evinced we are adding this week useful lines all round the house, which we did not intend to offer, except at regular prices. We do this the more readily that Mr Jas. Thomson writes with the greatest confidence in regard to the grand value and choice goods he has bought for us in London. Special bargains for the week added in— CARPETS RUGS BLANKETS DOWN QUILTS DRESSES MANTLES CLOTHING. Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, Etc., at nominal prices. A regular treasure trove for ladies fond of fancy work and with a turn for making unconsidered trifles serve for the adornment of the home. THOMSON AND BEATTIE
THEATRE ROYAL. THE Rev. H. R Haweis, M-A. (Select Preacher at Westminster Abbey and Royal Institution Lecturer) LECTURE ENTERTAINMENTS TO-NIGHT UtO-NIGHT ! PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF GARIBALDI. PORTRAITS OF BATTLE SCENES. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) Poetical and Musical. (LAST NIGHT.) POPULAR PRICES, Is ALL OVER THE HOUSE, EXCEPT RESERVED SEATS, 2s. Box Plan at tho Dresden, Esk street.
gp HEA T B E ROYAL. RIP VAN WINKLE. AUGUST 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th. Meetings gT. PAULS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE SERVICE OF SONG, EVA Will be given in the above Church by the Sunday School Scholars and choir, on FRIDAY EVENING AT EIGHT. Collection to assist the poor, distributed by the Relief Committee of the Christian Endeavour Society. BIRCHWOOD HOUNDS WILL meet at Wallacetown Junction on Thursday, 15th August—the meet on Wednesday, 14th, being postponed. ARTHUR ROWLEY, au!3 Hon. Sec. Tenders TO CONTRACTORS TENDERS for ploughing 400 acres (more or less) turnip and stubbie land, at Morton Mains, will be received up to 15th inst. Particulars, etc., from the Manager. aul3 V a IN BANKRUPTCY In the District Court, holden at Invercargill. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Henry Brown, of Waiau, Clifden, Settler, was this day ad- ■' judged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting t of creditors, to be holden at my office on the 20th day 1 of August, 1895, at 2.30 o’clock p.m. CHARLES ROUT, Official Assignee. Invercargill, 13th August, 1895. au!s PRICE & BULLED) IN TAY STREET. LAST FEW DAYS OF OUR ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE 1 PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET. *ar CUSTOMERS FROM ALL PARTS OF SOUTHLAND Delig’h.tod with their Purchases FOR THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN SOUTHLAND SEE OUR WINDOW SHOW PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET W LAST FEW DAYS PRICE & BULLEID IN TAY STREET. LAST FEW DAYS NTED KNOWN AL FREDDEWFS CHEAP FUUNTURE WAREHOUSE, DON AND KELVIN STREETS. All kinds of Furniture kept in stock and made to order. Picture Framing a Specialty. Persons abou to have their Photos taken will do well to see our fine selection of Moulding before deciding elsewhere. Artists’ Materials kent in Stock. jel7 ST GEORGES JAM—One? used, always used. All Grocers
WM. LEWIS & CO. HAVE much pleasure in tendering their warmest thanks to tho public generally for the way in which they have responded to onr Lest efforts to cause our Sale to I e such a qualified success. It is quite an easy matter, requiring no special ability to create a big rush for a day or two, but it does require forethought, good purchasing ability, and sound management to crowd a Drapery Estab'isbment for five consecutive weeks, and many purchasers during that time visiting and revisiting, and only expressing dissatisfaction at the lim’t of their purses. This has been our experience at our sale. We are near akin to some of our friends. We never purchase goods specially for a Sale, but at <ho same time we never lose an opportunity of COLONIAL BUYING when the quality, fashion, and price stamp our honest belief that we cannot land the same value from Home manufacturers. Indiscriminate purchasing is bad at all . times, and we never sail in that ship. Our best energies are ever concentraled in steeriug where “a thing of beauty is a joy for ever,” viz ; the height of fashion, good quality, and price the bottom Dollar, Despite the big advance on Drapery at Home, and the still larger advance of Custom Duties, we have made no increase on sale prices ; but-, by way of recognising your many kind purchases during our Sale, we have still further reduced many classes of goods. LOOK OUT FOR A SPECIAL INTIMATION IN CONNECTION WITH OUR LAST TWO DAYS OF SALE. WE ARE COOKING A SURPRISE TO WIND UP THE SEASON. WM. LEWIS AND CO., DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.
O. W. O. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler Co., W. Va., appreciates a good thing and does not hesitate to say so. He was almost pros trated with a cold when he procured a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He says: “It gave me prompt relief. I find it to be an invaluable remedy for coughs and colds. , For sale by C. H. Macalisteb, Chemist, Invercargill. Perfection has been attained in the tnanufacure of Ascot Tobacco. rjIHE PREMIER COLONIAL COMPANY Established ~ 1859. NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. FIRE ANDMARINE. Capital £1,900,000 Invested Funds .. ~ 460,000 FlRE—lnsurances accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES MARlNE—lnsurance on Wool, Grain, Frozen Meat, Dairy Produce, &c., a specialty. AGENCIES THROUGHOUT SOUTHLAND AND THE WORLD NVBRCABGILL BRANCH OFFICE, ESK STREET, E. B. PILCHER, jal Manager Revolution IN THE WATCH TRADE Improved Machinery has enabled THE WATERBURY WATCH COMPANY To produce reliable timekeepers equal to all require -1 nients, at prices hitherto unheard o£ in the annals of Horology. The wonderful New Watch THE TRUMP Positively wnirs the world, whilst the improved and perfected series in Ladies’ and Gents' Watches, cased in Fine Nickel, Sterling Silver, and Gold-filled Oases, Will meet the wan’s of the most fastidious. To be obtained of all WATCHMAKERS AND IRONMONGERS Throughout the Colony. Sole Agents for New Zealand : P. Hayman & Go, D. Bwamin & Co
MATHESON & CO., DEE STREET, TEA MERCHANTS & FAMILY GROCERS. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR Prentice’s Prime Dairy Fed Bacon and Hams- * REGULAR SUPPLIES OF Prime Factory Separator and Farm Butter. BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. READ FULL PRICE LIST PAGE 4 SATURDAY’S PAPERS. MATHESON AND CO., DEE STREET.
WHITTINGHAM BHOS* & INSTONE!" AGENTS
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Southland Times, Issue 13288, 15 August 1895, Page 3
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