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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 18, 9 January 1863, Page 1

&UOUU33 -JB'fretf orp* MR. E. SIMPSON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, . J\. Riveston: . , . Plans aitd Designs in either the Grecian, Roman or Gotiiic Style oe ] Architects he. < _ : : 1 , FITZGERALD AND CO., ' PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTERS, " INVERGARGILL TIMES" OFFICE, . KELVIN-STREET. HENRY B. MONKMAN, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, ACCOUNTANT & VALUER, : Tay-street. jlents and Debts Collected. COLIN N. CAMPBELL & CO., Are Agekts for tjie 4 USTRAL ASIAN LIFE, FIRE, & jCJL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. N.B. — The Agents of the above Company are empowered to take all risks of which they approve. F. W. WALLIS, CLOTHIER AND HOSIER, TAY-STREET. MANING & WHIT-TOST, "Tl/TERCHANTS, GENERAL COSI±YJL MISSION, SHIP, Aivb INSURANCE AGENTS, TAY-StiUSE?, ISTEE CAE&TII. MISS DOUGLASS, IVriLLINER AND DRESSMAKER, iyi GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Tay-streex, Nest to Mr. Ott, Clothier DAVID WEBSTER, HOUSE PAINTER, DECORATOR, AND GLAZIER, C L YD F.-S TB JEF.T. HENRY B. MONKMATT, T ICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE, JLj ship, and commission agent, and accountant, TaT-STUEET, TifVERCARGILL. HAY BROTHERS, -pi ENERAL STOREKEEPERS, IT tay-street. L. LONGUET & CO., T ICE-NSED CUSTOM HOUSE AND Si GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Campbeli/town, Bluff Harbor GEORGE PERRY. -Q OND E D STORES, J3 Campbelltotvjs-, Bluff Harbor. w. binzer", nHEMIST AND; DRUGGIST, \j TAY-STEET, . Opposite the Royal Hotel, IIT7ERCA.RGHLI.. THOS. J. WHITE, ~ T AND, CUSTOM-HOUSE, AND COMJj MISSION AGENT. JOHN MUNRO , . BOOKSF.LLF.X AND STATIONEB, D E E-S T R E E T. (Opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel), BEGS to intimate to the Inhabitants of Invercargill that he will open his shop on Friday, 2nd January, 1863, with a well selected stock of Commercial Stationery ; and as he has just received about 1000 choice volumes as a CIRCULATING LIBRARY, he would be glad to enroll Subscribers. "Works by the best authors will always be on sale ; in the meantime, a large assortment suitable for New Year's presents may be had on and after Friday. Among other things J. M; would call attention to his stock of Bibles, Church Services, Prayer Books, Sacred Music, Music Paper, &c. DR. WILLSON, HOMCEPATHIC PHYSICIAN. ON AND AFTER Ist January, 1863, may be consulted at his residence (late Mr. Laing's, block 57, section 14), junction of Yarrow and Doon -streets. P. DALRYMPLE, \ TTCTIONEEII AND STOCK AGENT. J\, INVERCARGILL. - Rate of Commission, 2\ per cent, on effected sales, and prompt cash payments made the following day. FRANCIS HAMILTON, B~ EGS to inform the Settlers and Stockholders of Southland and Otago that he has commenced business as STOCK and STATION AGENT; and, from, his experience both in Australia and this Colony, lie trusts he may with confidence seek to be entrusted with their commissions. OFFICE— VICTORIA BAZAAR, Tay-street, Invercargill. MR. J- WHITE, Professor of Music, Pianoforte Tuner; and Repairer, late with JOSEPH WiLklE, MELBOURNE. MR. WHITE begs to inform the inhabitants pi of Invercargill, that his stay here bein* limited, those wishing their Pianos properly tuned, would please leave their address at the office of COLm jr. CAMPBELL. ALEXANDER OGG, Surveyor, Agricultural Engineer. „ Land and Commission- Agent; RIVERTOK. "JTIROM A. O/s practical experience aha -*- knowledge of. the agricultural, pastoral, and mineralresources of the greater pait of the Middle Island, he trusts that he may be able to give satisfaction to. those parties who iaaa-j choose to employ hiroj professionally, as well as those who may entrust hinv with' the sale or selection ot Farms, Runs, or Residences: All titles and agreements will be submitted to tjie best legal authorities; - TVaritedj a thoroughly qualified Assistant, to conduct the office work and business, who may have a permanent engagement and a share in the business. South Riverton, 23rd Dec, 1862. MOKO M O K O ACCOMMODATION HOUSE; rpRAVELLERS can be supplied with J. HORSES at any time.. Parties going to the Bluff, can go by boat to the Mokoinoko, and thence by horse to the Bluff. W. M'TAGGAKT.