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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 12, 19 December 1862, Page 1

3Si!*fnffi« HATELY AND STUAUT, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, AND SURVEYORS. Money invested in land, and loans on mo-tgnge effected. Surveys executed, and maps constructed. Interest and rents collected. Land ofileo business transacted, and reliable mformation forwarded respecting lands in all parts of Southland and Otago. OFFICE— TAY-STREET, INVERCARGILL (Next Robertson, Baker.) Auction Sales Once a-Week. HAMILTON & PROCTOR Will hold Sales Every Thursday, Of CATTLE AND HOUSES, At their Yards. TN CONSEQUENCE of our increasing 1 business, weekly sales of stock will be hold at the Victoria Horse Bazaar, Tay-?troct. Day ot sale, every Thursday, at VI o'clock sharp. HAMILTON & PROCTER. To Draymen. OUTFITTING TO THE DIGGINGS. GOOD HARNESS for Leading and Shafters Cheap, at P>. HARISON'S. Also, one Set of Spring-cart Harness. R. HARRISON HAS ON HIRE, Large Spring Van (with cover) and Horse, suitable for moving furniture or piano fortes. j Also, one or two hack or pack horses on sale at j TAY-STREET. R. HARKISON, IMPORTER OF BUILDING 1 MATERIALS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, Consisting of — I Chests of drawers Cedar chimney pieces, wilh splendid carved brackets Plain do Chairs ; childrens' do Tables, cedar nnd plain Meat safes, and made to order Colonial sofas; tnattrcssus made to order or re-made Glass doors, plain do Galvanised iron, corrugaicd galvanised ridging, do spouting O. O. and 11. i. round Verandahs — corrugated, curved, and painted ready for fixing Galvanise! nails Iron safes Marble tiles, Chinese do Portland cement Window glass, small looking glasses Towel horses Billiard table cues, tips, and patent cement for fixing same. 11. HARRISON, Tay-street. GOLD! /^HEAP and Good Harness for Sale. R. UAHKISON. MR. J- WHITE, Professor of Music, Pici nof<r'.v Timer, mid Repairer, Inte w>lh JOSEPH WILKIE, MELBOURNE. MR. WHIT?] heps to inform ibe inhabitants of of Invercitrji'd. that his stny her.' beinfj limited, those wishing their Pianos p:-"|-erly tuned would please leave their address at the olfice of MESSRS. COLIN N. CAMPBELL. MONEY TO LEND, In Sums from £ 100 to .t'oOO, nt 1:M per c>nt. Appiv to MACDONALD ;,p:1 RUS.SKLL. S.'lieit-u-s, Llyde-sir^-t. KEMOVATj.— The Undersigned ha* Removed his Oflice to Kelvin and Esk streets, next to the Southern. l Re<tM>ira!it. ANGUS ICKRR. Areliit.rf. Christmas is Corning. | TOl'S. TO VS. TOTS. T GUIS MYERS, Tohnornnist-, Tnyf i street, opposite the Rovnl 'Iloti-I, be:^ to inform the inhabitants of Inw. • ■■.r-z\\\ nml surrounding districts, that he has just rive'r^d his first shipment of TOY S in an endless variety, puita'nie for tlu v rijij)r>MeLi:i£ festive season. Also, stationary, nnd nlur^ n^sr.rtinent of Fancy Goods, including Musk-.il Instnimrnt*. &c, &c. Soda Water— Lemonade -Ginger Beer ! JV. INGRAM be.?s to inform the • inhabitants of Invercarijill, Rivert.m, PdulF, &c.. that having imported a lirst-r-iass Soda Water Machine, lie is prepared to supply Hotels imd Private Families with the- above. Cordials Mamtacti-rkd. Apply at the 3Tanuf-'c>'»ry, Esk-sfrfrt. INTERPROVINCIAL EXHIBITION, DUNEDIN. PARTIES desirous <A' conft iluiiin^ to Ihe above, are requested to emmunicnte with the undersigned, who arc authorized to receive samples &c, and have made arrangements to forward same to Dunedin. COLIN N. CAMPBELL & CO. Invercargi'.l. Dccornbcr Gth, ISr.-j. DENTISTRYTF SUFFICIENT INDUCEMENT JL OFFERS, MR. ALFR E D BOOT, SURGEON DENTIST, DUNEDIN, Will pay a Professional Visit (o I.rvrKCAKGiLL. Thosn who may require liia services, will oblige by advising him of the extent and nature of their requirements. Address — Princes-street, Dpstitvtn*. J TO ARRIVE ex "Storm Ci,odd," from Gln?£ n "'- A '^P 0 quantity of Watertight and Blucher Boots, mndu to urder. JAMES GRIEVE, Grocer, nnd Tea Dpaler Esk-strtTt Invercargill. FA. VON HAMMER, M.R.C. Veferi- • nary Surgeons, Hanover, late Superintendent of the Transport of Horses in the Honorable East India Company's Service, begs to inform the inhabitants of Soufhlnna (hat he h.-i? taken the PRINCE OF WALES (late " Robert Burns") LIVERY STABLES, \ And hopes, by the strictest attention to the horses i entrusted to his charge, to merit their rupport. F. A. Von H. particularly inviten a call I'roi.i owners of horses affected by chronic or neglected disease?. j Equestrian Lessons given. Horses bought and sold on commission. Certificates given ns to the soundness of hor?er. HOUSES TOU UIUR,