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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 18, 29 July 1893, Page 16

'jj. 'D. MclwpMJEli. anil' Are/now holding a Great Cl eahihg-Sale of everyday requirements in Our premises.are top small for our requirements. The Contractor .0 with his Staff, is busy enlarging our Shop. The Goods must be sold to get them out of the Workmen’s; way —-Flannels, Blankets, Towels, Sheeting, all at real Sale prices. Wonderful Value in dquble-width Dress Tweeds : full Dress for 7s; 6d. Our French. Cashmere and Merinoes are all reduced in price. See our‘bargains in Flannelettes, at 4s lid per dozen yards. Nothing to approach this line for Genuine Value inj the market. Corsets, Underclothing., Gloves, „ . Ribbons, and Umbrellas -all -reduced in price. The Value we are offering during our alteration Sale is something Extraordinary. Ladies’ Water- • ‘ proof Cloaks. that were 27s 6d are now 13s 6d. Ladies’ ; . Plush Jackets, three-quarters length, 27s 6d. Maids’ and Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, new shapes, trimmed with Astrakan Braid, from 10s to 16s 9d each. Forfars, Hollands , Shirtings , Cretonnes , all at Genuine Sale Prices. Seady-Money Drapers. Corner Dee and Esk Sts. Invercargill And next Brewer and Trembath’s Gfore

National Mortg-age and Ag-ency Company of New Zealand, Limited, Sc ST., G-OI^B. ■ BRANCHES THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA. iEsmaires! Maimres! We are Sole Agents in Southland for\tlie well-known CORAL Q JJEEN". 'o.UANo, ' which'.we 'are .able to supply now ex store at Bluff, also to arrive, ex Douglas, in; September. Professor Black reports that this Guano is the best ever analysed by him. Highest percentage of Phosphate in any Guano imported tP Hew Zealand. See report-of experiment held by Mr Adam Waikaka, in issue of this paper, dated 17th June, 1893. Price - - - - - - £5 at Bluff We have also in stock CALCUTTA Finest Bones in the market." Recommended by all who use them.; As we Are ’now bbokr orders and supply is limited, book early to avoid disappointment. PRICE - - „ £6 AT We are landing shortly our Season’s .Supplies of Clover and Turnip Seeds From the well-known London houses of Messrs Hurst and Son, and Messrs Carter and Co., and have also in stock Machine-dressed Seeds of all descrip* tions, locally grokn, and. Poverty Bay Ryegrass, 'Meadow Fescue, Hard. Fescue, Italian Ryegrass— —all at Lowest Current Rates. CORNSACKS, WOOEPACES, SEAMING TWINE,, and every-description of Earth and Station Requisites on hand. CASH BUYERS OF FARM PRODUCE. AGENCIES ... - McCormick Reapers and Binders Robeyund Co.’s Threshing Mills. ; Tomlinson and Hayward’s Sheep Dips and Lgngworm Cure , Shaw, Sayill knd. Albion Company, lutnited. 1 r Hihabelwood’s Tattoo Oils. , - ■■ ; / AUCTION SALES' Everjr Monday morning in the Stores, HtyereargUl, of Wool, Sheepskms, Rabbitskins, Fat, Hides, So c. Stock Sales every alternate Tuesday at Invercargill, and Gore Yards. Monthly Sales as follow:—Wihtoh, first Thursday of .each month; Mataura, second Thursday in month ; Wyndham, last Thursday r in month ; Thornbury, Wdirio, and Drummond, «fcc., &c., to suit the convenience of Vendors. : A. F. HAWKE, Manager. A. A. MacGIBBOR, . . , ... Auctioneer

T. CROWLEY Proprietor. T HIS well-known and popular House, " situated on the banks of the Waihopai, within a few steps of the tramway (cars passing the door every hour), affords excellent accommodation for travellers. Private sittingrooms and bed-rooms (with attendance) for families. Good stabling free. Good boating in the vicinity. Charges Strictj.y Moderate, Commercial hotel WIXTOX. G. M. STARKEY ... Proprietor. Ample accommodation. Every comfort and attention. Livery and stabling 1 . Saddle and Harness Horses, Single & Double Buggies, on hire at a minute’s notice. OTAHTAU HOTEL. E |f , HIS popular and old-established House, “ lately kept by Mr John Smith, junior, has now changed hands. As in the past the first care of the proprietor will be the comfort of travellers, visitors, and others staying at the Hotel, and by giving every attention to their wants he trusts to be favoured with a continuance of the patronage so liberally extended to his predecessor. Excellent Stables. Horses well cared for. Horses and Buggies on hire. Telegrams and Letters receive prompt attention. DONALD McLAREN, Proprietor, Otautau

DESCJKLER’S C OMMERCIAL and HOTEL, FAMILY E s k Street. (Two minutes’ walk from railway station and post-office.) An addition of twenty rooms, in brick, has ■just been made, and having been built and fitted on the most modern principles, furnishes the house with every comfort and convenience. Fire-proof Sample Booms. Porter .for early trains. Strict attention. Moderate charges. C. J. DESCHLEE, ... ... Proprietor. QRESCEUT HOTEL (Opposite Post Office), CRESCENT, INVERCARGILL. Two minutes’ walk from Railway Station, and replete with, every comfort and convenience for tourists, families, and commercial men. Mrs W. E. HEY WOOD, Proprietress.

ALBION HOTEL, Invercarglil. P'fi CISSI m A&O' w&igm Walter SEATTLE, Proprietor. HOYAL HOTEL, Tat street, INVERCARGILL. The farmers’ town quarters. Geo.Peioe Proprietor. Special attention given to the table. Good Stabling Eree.

H_ OA.IS,S"WE3ILiXj -A.3STID AUCTIONEERS,' LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS. AGENTS FOR TYSER LINE LIMITED, DIRECT STEAM BLUFF AND LONDON; R. HORNSBY AND SONS AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY; McDOUGALL’S SHEEP DIP; SYMINGTON’S COFFEE ESSENCES. Coriasaclss, Fencing' ”17irire, IlElesLrtsocaL ~%W±xr& 9 MANURES, AND ALL FARMERS’ REQUISITES ON HAND AT LOWEST KATES.