STANFORD AND CO. Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Sewing Machines, Kerosene Oil and Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, Globes, and Shades. Sewing Machines— The most simple, the most durable, most easily learned, and a combination oi the very latest improvements. TAY-STREET, (Opposite Maning and Whitton's.) FRANCIS HAMILTON, BEGS 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, he trusts he may with confidence seek to be entrusted with their commissions. OFFICE— VICTORIA BAZAAR, Tay-street, Invercargill. TOYS! TOYS! ENGLISH TOYS! LOUIS MYERS, Tay-street, having j just received, ex Lady Lyttelton, a large ' assortment of English Toys, is desirous of clearing | out his old« Stock at greatly reduced prices. A large stock of Stationery and Fancy Goods always on hand. ,«,., A few hundred Books for sale, below English prices. AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. THE Undersigned begs to notify that he is now prepared to effect SALES BY AUCTION, Of Land, House Property, and General Merchandise, and purposes holding *WEEK.X."X" SALES Of same, of wliich due notice will he given by advertisement. Account sales promptly rendered, and all transactions guaranteed. HENRY B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer, Land, and General Commission Agent, Tay Street. Wakatip Lake. TAVERNER AND SUTHERLAND, ; GENERAL COMMISSION, AND FORWARDING AGENTS, STOREKEEPERS, St. John's Town, Halfway Bay, ANB QUEENSTOWN. Agents for the schooners Wakatip and Morning Star. Goods Stobed and Foewaeded to all pabts of the Diggings. Morison, Law and Co-, 1 Dee-street, Invercargill, I OTOCK AND STATION AGENTS and O AUCTIONEERS. We beg to intimate that we have entered into an arrangement with Mr John Squires to conduct this department of our business, and in connection therewith we are prepared to undertake Sale or Purchase of Land and Stations. Also, the disposal of Sheep, Cattle, and Jttorses by Public Auction, or Private Contract, and to make Advances thereon when required. We are also prepared to contract for the Importing of Stock from the neighboring Colonies. MORISON, LAW & CO. NOTICE. MR. FREDERICK LAST, SURGEON DENTIST, Of London, and late of Duneclin, begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill that he may be consulted daily at the Prince of Wales Hotel. Teeth extracted, stopped, and scaled. Artificial teeth fifcted with all the new appliances. Articulation and mastication guaranteed. FREDERICK LAST. Invercargill, 12th March. HATELY AND STUART, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, AND SURVEYORS. Money invested in land, and loans on mortgage effected. Surveys executed, and maps constructed. Interest and rents collected. Land ofiice business transacted, and reliable information forwarded respecting lands in all parts of Southland and Otago. OFFICE— TAY-STREET, INVERCARGILL (Next Robertson, Baker.) JOHN KINGSLAND, , MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER i OB T3OOTS AND SHOES, TAY STREET, OPPOSITE BOYAL HOTEL , Having completed arrangements with some of the first houses in England, Scotland and Victoria for a regular supply of seasonable goods, would respectfully solicit a continuance of patronage from the inhabitants of Invercargill and surrounding districts and would, at the same time, call the attention of merchants in town and storekeepers at the Lake diggings to a first-class assortment of goods suitable for up-country demand, consisting ot English and Colonial Watertights, American Knee, Kip and Grain, English Grain and Kip, Napoleon and Blucher Boots, Ladies' Kid, Memel, Cordovan, Cloth and Cashmere Boots. AND ■ Children's of every description ALL KINDS OF GOODS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED. LEATHBB AHD GBINDEEY WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. ANGUS KERR, Architect, has removed his office to Tay-street, next the Commercial Hotel. CRITERION RESTAURANT, TAY STREET, Next door to Calder, Blacklock and Co. | R. G. HOSKINS. HENRY B. MONKMAN, AUCTIONEER, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, ACCOUNTANT & VALUATOR, J Tay-stbeet. Rents and Debts Collected. MISS MOORE from Melbourne, late of Edinburgh, will open a First-class BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Eor Young Ladies, in Invercargill, on a 13th April
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 46, 17 April 1863, Page 1
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631Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 46, 17 April 1863, Page 1
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