PURE BLOOD Is the source of good health. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Makes Pure Blood, Strengthens the Nerves, Sharpens the Appetite, Removes that Tired Feeling, and Makes Life Worth Living. S u f f. c rers fromindigestion, general /Or \ debility, skin f . i.I diseases, or a 1 / lanyI any other ailmeat arising T frolu im P ure blood, should take AYER’S SARSAPARILLA Gold Medals at the World’s Great Expositions. W”Bewaro of cheap imitations. The name—Ayer’s Sarsaparilla—is prominent on the wrapper, and is blown in the glass of each bottle. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE Settlers of Southland. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO Bee to announce that Ithey. have OP NED A BRANCH of their business as Auctioneers. Stock & Station Agents, Wool and Grain Brokers, &c, AT INVE tOARGILL, WITH AN AGENCY AT GORE. They have APPOINTED as MANAGER and AUCTIONEER MR W. D. HUNT, Who was at one time Manager ef the Firm’s Gore Branch, and has since been their Auctioneer in Dunedin. They have secured the services as TRAVELLER in the WESTERN and IN VERO ARGIL DISTRICTS OF MR CHAS. HOWELLS,’ Who was for some years traveller for Messrs 11. Carswell & Co., and has during the last two years acted in the same capacity for the J. G. Ward Farmers Association. They have also appointed MR H. HAY, cf St. Ronans, near Woodlands, to take charge of the GORE AGENCY. PREMISES Have been secured in The Crescent, Invercargill, where the Offices and Stores formerly occupied by Messrs 11. Carswell & Co. have been taken, and in MERSEY STREET, GORE, where the Offices lately occupied by Messrs R. S. Macdonell & Co. have been obtaine The business will be conducted on the same lines as that of the Firm in Dunedin, and this should be a sufficient guarantee that the interests of CUSTOMERS will be CARFEULLY LC OKED AFTER. Regular Sales of Live Stock will be held at Wallace town, Gore, Wyndham, and other centres Clearing-out Sales and Special Sales will be held to suit, the convenience of Settlers. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made against Stock and Wool at lowest current rates of interest. Manures, Grass Seeds, and all Farm Requisites always jn stock, or supplied on Shortest Notice. E Invercargill, let May, 1896. my2 TO LEND C. S. Longuet, SOLICITOR, ESK STREET. EVERY MARRIED LADY in the land cannot afford to brighten her home with an elegant Silver but it is an easy matter for her to brighten ,it still more effectually with her husband’s approving smiles by placing before him a cup of the best Tea she can procure—viz., THE OUVAH. KIMI ELaSWL To the Electors of Invercargill. Ladies and gentlemen,—! purpose placing before you, in this place from time to time, brief statements of my views on POLITICAL AND PUBLIC QUESTIONS (3). THE LAND LAWS. e The necessity for the settlement of the people on land for productive purposes has been acquiring strength every year in this colony. Whatever Ministry is in power, no laxity must be allowed in affording facilities to intending settlers. What should be striven for is SUCCESSFUL SETTLEMENT The land administration of New Zealand has been often marred by fads, and rme Ministers have been too much concerned in insisting on persons taking up land only on particular tenures. What is of much more consequence is ACTUAL SETTLEMENT for production. If the intending settler prefers to acquire land on deferred payment, or for cash purchase, or on perpetual lease, or on lease in perpetuity, there is no sufficient reason why he should not take up his holding on the tenure he, the PERSON MOST INTERESTED Thinks will suit him best. The above systems of acquiring land are in operation, the land belongs to tbe people and the Minister is merely administrator, but in practice, more particularly in special settlements, the Minister fixes the tenure on which the land is to be disposed, as if he was the personal owner and his will, opinion or fad, of supreme importance. THE REFORM IN ADMINISTRATION Which I wish to see is that the intending settler shall have the eption of taking upland for settlement on the tenure that he prefers tbe tenure that will give him good heart in his work, the tenure that will help to make him a SUCCESSFUL SETTLER. W- E. NEY TO LE N D ON FREEHOLD SECURITY.McNAB & WATSON. v - ®’ NOTICE TO LANDHOLDERS. GENERAL POISONING for RABBITS will commence in the under-mentioned districts, on MONDAY, 2Gtii JULY, 1896. Simultaneous action is particularly requested. Invercargill Hundred Winton Hundred Campbelltown Hundred New River Hundred Oteramika Hundred Oreti Hundred Mabel Hundred Taringatura Hundred Lothian Hundred Part Hokonui Hundred Mataura Hundred Part Waikaka Hundred Lind hurst Hundred Tuturau Hundred Forest Hill Hundred Slopedown Hundred Wyndham Hundred Toi Tois Hundred Mokoreta. Hundred. Phosphoriscd Grain can be obtained at the undermentioned places viz Government Depot .. .. Invercargill, do .. .. Wyndham, do .. .. Otapiri Gorge. Jas. Wilson, Winton Arch. McKay, Hedgehop© D. McCoey, Dipton, R. A. Elliot, Fortrose Win Newson,Pine Bush J. Thomson, Mataura H. T. TURNER, Inspector of .Stock. Invevargill, 10th July, 1896 jyll ST GEORGES JAM—Once ugsd, always used. A Grocera
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Southland Times, Issue 13502, 20 July 1896, Page 4
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843Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 13502, 20 July 1896, Page 4
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