New Advertisements.

Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 42, 13 January 1894, Page 8

New Advertisements.

T. J. Lumsden : Great sale of fancy goods by auction on Jan. 17th. 11. Carswell and Co : Hornsby reaper and binder ; and antiseptic dip. Martin and McKellar : Business announce* ment. A. N. Lindsay : Potatoes, chaff, etc. Southland Farmers I. and E. Co : WalterA. Wood binders. W. C. Wilkins, ironmonger : Great bargains in preserving pans. Crown Lands : Small grazing runs for lease. Tenders arc invited for rails, sleepers, etc., for Kisbec-Wilson’s Hirer tram-way. Lewis & Co : Look out for special announcement next week. Deilcy and Moir: Best house in town for furniture. John Bath, coachbuilder; General announcement. St, Mary’s art union ; Drawing and concert on 17th. Sinclair Tailoring Company : Victory the favourite brand. D. Roche ; Direct Veto Whiskey. W. Todd : Bone dust ex s.s. Hauroto. ' N. Johnson : Invalid port on hand. C. W. Brown ; improved farm at Otatara for sale. J. B. Moir : Patent Rat Obstructor. Price and hulleid : Annual clearing cost sale. R. L. Begg and Sons : Prize of tea-set for best short paragraph on tea. Garrison Band : Notice to ladies re bazaar. J. Hatch & Co.: Colonial Glycerine Sheep dip. Pearson, Scott and Co., will sell house and properties on 20th inst, G. Barnes gives lessons in voice cultivation at his residence Esk street. CoAGH-rAiNXiXG. — Having thoroughly investigated the American style of painting while in America, which is admitted by experts to be superior in wearing qualities to all others, I am prepared to undertake repairs of all kinds and re-painting at a reduction on the prices formerly charged To make room for several novelties from the World’s Fair, the present stock of Carriages will be sold regardless of cost. Those, therefore, who intend purchasing vehicles will sace money by calling at “The American Carriage Factory,” Dec street, Invercargill.—Advt,