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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 18, 9 January 1863, Page 3

"ITT ANTED, a. Smart Lad. Apply at \ V the Criterion Restaurant; WANTED, Horse, Dray, and Harness. Robertson & Co. WANTED, a Bookkeeper. Apply personally to SAMUEL BEAVAN. VJTf ANTED, a Bedroom, in a private house. T » Apply "Delta," office of this paper. TTfT ANTED Purchaser for Weather- ? V board House, 18 x 10. Apply James Morrison, Southland Kestaurant, Kelvin-street. WANTED, Tyvo Heavy Draught Mares. Must be staunch. "ROBERTSON & CO. WANTED, Six good Bricklayers for the new gaol; £1 per dAj. J. HILL, Contractor. WANTED from one to 300 acres Land on Waliacetown Road. ROBERTSON & Co. "ttT ANTED by a Gentleman. Board and * Residence in a private family. Address " Board," office of this paper. WANTED, on a Station, a Married Couple without incumbrance. The Mtra as bullock driver etc., the woman to cook and make herself generally useful. Apply, Messrs DALGETY,RATTRAr, &CO. "^nrrNTED to purchase a cottage and quarter * ' acre of land, or a quarter acre, in any part of the town of Invercargill. ■ J- BIRRELL SANDS & CO. Tay-street, Next Union Bank. WORKING BULLOCKS. ~\sJ~ ANTED to purchase a pair of Working v Bullocks. Apply HAMILTON & CO., Waikivi Saw Mills. WANTED, Agents for The Invercargill Times in the Provinces of Canterbury, Marlborough, Nelson, Wellington, and Auck land. WANTED a Farm, with Good Residence, about 5 or 6 miles from town. HAMILTON & PROCTER. WANTED large quantities of Fresh Eggs, highest price given. Apply at the Provincial Cafe, Tay-street. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, To he Classified in our next issue. OVERLAND COMMUNICATION WITII DUNEDIN. OOBB'S TELEGRAPH LINE or ROYAL MAIL COACHES. COBB & CO. beg to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill and Southland generally, that they intend shortly to START A LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN DUNEDIN AND JNVERCARGILL, Leaving each place Twice a Week, Or Daily, if Sufficient Inducement offers. N.B. — Cobb and Co., in placing this advertisement before the public of Southland, beg to assure them that no exertion shall be. wanting on their part to make this line excellent in all respects, and trust that they may be able, before long, to run coaches to LAKE WAKATIP. HPENDERS will be received till noon of 1 Wednesday, 14th inst, for covering diain in Gala-street, at so much per chain, according to plan and specification to be seen at this office. By order, J. C. HUNTER, Clerk to Town Board. Town Board Office, Bth January 1863. r PO LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS. I The Undersigned has just received some firstclass pi-oof impressions ot' the most celebrated engravings of Landseer, Burnett, Lewis, etc. JOHN MUNRO, Bookseller and Stationer, Dee-street. NEW POTATOES. FOR SALE, about 6 cwt. of good New Potatoes, just arrived from Wellington. J. G. PETHERICK, (Next door to Mr Middleton's) Town Belt. J. BIRRELL SANDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, HORSE AND JOL CATTLE SALESMEN, ACCOUNTANTSStock, Station, and Commission Agestb. t a y-s tee b t. £3 REWARD. LOST, From Mr. Campbell's, on the North Road, a Roan Mare, very hollow backed, branded T B under saddle, with bay filly foal, about; three months old. Any person who will deliver them to Messrs. Colin N. Campbell & Co., Invercargill, or to William De Lacey, R-iv-ei'ton, will receive the above reward. £1 REWARD. T OST, a Black and White PIP, I J 4 mpnthe old—half bred Newfoundland — hair commencing to curl— answers to the name of Gipsey. The nbovo reward will be paid by returning the same to . C. S. MARSH, . Victoria Hotel.