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Southland Times, Issue 14370, 17 March 1910, Page 1

Lost ami Found. LOST in town on Saturday—A Tourist’s Season Ticket. Name inside. Finder kindly return to railway station or to tills office. .Reward. * 3724 RUNNING on my farm at Uochiel—A Heifer Calf; no visible marks. Owner can have same by paying expences. Wm. H. McKerchar. 3681 For f-aie and To Lei. FOR SALE —General Storekeeper’s Business in flourishing country township. For particulars apply Royds Bros. & Kirk, Ltd. 3726 FOR SALE —A Horse, Trap ano Harness; a good turnout. The horse is guaranteed quiet. Apply 39 Ann St., North Invercargill. 3717 TO LfeT—7-roomed dwelling best part of town; *4-acre. 7-roomed dwelling, -acre, Earn street. For Sale: 5-roomed dwelling and shop, 14-acre, £525. Apply Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., Crescent. 3719 Fob sale — 20 H.P. BOILER. 1001b pressure, and 10 H.P. ENGINE; both in first-class order. Can be seen working in factory. D. KINGSLAND & SON, Confectioners, 3641 Invercargill.' 2 EXCELLENT FARMS for Sale; cheap. Terms arranged. CENTRAL TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. \TET CASH BUYER OATS, GRASS i-N SEED, LINSEED, Etc. T. D. A. MOFFETT ATHENAEUM BUILDINGS. ESK STREET. 3607 Motels. CLUB HOTEL THE BLUPP. EGBERT STEWART for many years Master in the Union Steamship Co.’s service, desires to inform his many friends, the residents of The Bluff, of Southland, and the public, generally, that he has purchased the goodwill and lease of THE CLUB HOTEL. THE BLUFF, and hopes that on and after Monday, 7th March, to receive a fair share of their patronage. Special attention will be given to the residential part of the business, which will be under personal supervision, and to the "Cuisine,” which will be in the hands of a first-class “Chef." Visitors awaiting the arrival and departure of trains and steamers, catered for. Morning and afternoon teas, and light refreshments. Private Sitting-rooms if required. Smoking and Drawing-rooms. .Fishing parties arranged for. The Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales always stocked. Letters and telegrams will receive prompt attention. ADPRESS: Box 8, Post-office, The Bluff. Phone —19. 3511 BAY VIEW HOTEL BLUFF. , IS. BISSETT : Proprietor. (Late of Victoria and Imperial Hotels. Invercargill.) A S the name implies, this fine Hotel commands a splendid view of the harbour. First-class accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, and Families at Moderate Tariff. To those desiring a holiday at the seaside, the Bay View is just the place to stop at. 'Phone, 37. IA CARD. 1 JW. GARDINER, for the past eight • years prcvidore of the steamers on Lake Wakatipu. has taken over that new and comfortable residence “ARCADIA” which is situated in the heart of Paradise. Special attention paid to table. Diamond Lake trout a specialty. Smoking Room, Library, Private Sitting Rooms if required. Hot and Cold Baths. Trips to the beautiful Routeburn, Dart, and Ross Valleys arranged for, and only the most experienced guiaes supplied. Good fishing and shooting. Visitors are advised to book their rooms early. Address: — 3. W. GARDINER. 1855 BOX 22, QUEENSTOWN. DO YOU EVER FEEL BILIOUS? miIEN here’s a simple remedy; Take a L cup of “TIGER” Tea, made “just right,” without milk or sugar, but with half a slice of lemon in it. Be sure, however, it’s “TIGER” Tea. No other tea is quite so good or likely to be so effective. “TIGER” is all pure tea, skilfully blended—the best you can get for your money. CHRISTMAS Fare! . ChoL-e ' HondalLanka Tea is a Royal beverage for Christinas' meals. Its flavour Is suoremeu- deliciuou