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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 61, 9 June 1863, Page 4

DIGGINGS! DIGGINGS! DIGGINGS! ON SALE,, all. sorts of Mining Boot Grained, Nugget, and Kip > Amcrict knee boots, at the BOOT WAREHOUSE of > SMITH & FAIRWEATHEB, ' Tay-street. — — — — ' — — —pMATHESON AND (JRACIE% T I M B E R V A.R D KBAB. jVICTOEU. HOTBL, . BLUFF ROAD. fl? I ON SALE — Doors, sashes, uoorina boards, weatherboards, deals, battens, claH pine, cedar, architraves, .- mouldings, galyanugfl corrugated iron, piping, spouting ana ridginfl hearth stones, . paints, ,oils, and' windowglaM builders' ironmongery, and. every descriptions building materials. ■ ' v ja AN SALE by the Undersigned, ex Elonore^H Gray's improved ploughs, with steel motifl board, extra share and side-plate, ''^t Richmond & Chandler's No. 4 chaff-cuttoH with extra knives. ' ' Medium draught horse shoes, in 3 c* casks. W. MILLER & CO., Dee-street ON SALE, and now landing, ex Activi Prime Salt Beef, in tierces SMITH, NELSON, & CO., » Dee-stree^ (Between Prince of Wales Hotel and Soulhlat JSTetas Office.) EIVEBTON, THE NEAREST PORT I xo ihb m WAKATIP DIGGINGS, I 'WITH H THE SHOETEST AND BESI ROiD.H WINTEE TRAFFIC can be maintained eitH by the present road over the ApariiH Bridge, by the Upper Ford and Gropper's Busflj or by the Yellow Bluff and Howell's Bush. 'H . Teams have frequently loaded here for tIH Lake, retui-ned and loaded again within EIObH <j>ays, since the winter set in. M Capt. Howell's dray has just now arrived ttilj twenty-tkree bales of wool, being about (3) thnH tons. ' ■! 25th April, 1863. U EIYEETON. H SHORTLY EXPECTED from Hobart ToiH to and on salo by the undersigned, buildjJl materials, consisting of— «*x3,6x3, 3 x 2, 5 x2, scantling, 8B 18 feet lengths. • M Boards— 6 xl, 6 x Is, 8x 1, 8 x IJ, vS rious lengths. HJ Shingles, Broad Paling, Weather Boards. jH Also, HJ Bran, Oats, Flour, Pressed Hay, Butter, ■§ Jam, &c, &c., &c. Ml D. MUNRO, HJ Pahnerston-street, M RivertoaHl RIVBETON. FOR SALE by the Undersigned, just receiHJ Flour, Adelaide and other brands HJ Bottled ale, AHsop's in casks HJ Bottled porter, Byass', in cases HI Mauritius sugars,' ration aud counter HI Cossipore do HI Congou tea in half chests HI Bran HJ Apples HI Oatmeal t^^H Lime Golouial soap, in 56 lb. boxes HJ Marmalade HJ Orange bitters HJ Raspberry vinegar HJ Bottled fruits HJ Sperm candles, HJ Patent candles HJ Sardines in half boxes HJ Canvas, No. 3, for tents and covers HJ Tarpaulins, various sizes 'HJ Vestas '^H Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb tins HJ Spring balances HJ Coffee in tins Oats H Maize HJ Chaff HJ Leading harness HJ Daily expected from Melbourne, a'good as.«H mentof — HJ Ironmongery ' Cutlery -HJ Saddlery HJ Iron Bedsteads HJ Mannila rope, &c, &:, HJ D. MONRO, ■ Pahnerston-street, RivertoHH "nOR SALE, AT RIVERT O^J Flour, best Adelaide, in 50 and 200 lb.^H Chaff, beßt oaten, in 56 lb. bags ;HH Maize, best Sydney, cracked HH Oats, Tasmanian feed and seed HH Timber, T and G flooring, 6x 1£ in. HH WINES. H Superior port in wood and bottle HH Do sherry do HH SPIRITS. ■ H Brandy, in quarter-casks and case . ;^H Whisky, in case HH Geneva, in do HH Rum, W.1., in hhds BEER. H Bass's No. 3 ale, in hhds " V^H Taylor, Walker and Co.'s stout, do .HJ Beef, best corned, in tierces HH Tobacco, superior twist, in half-tiorcCsH^J Saddlery, assorted -j!JHhI Ironmongery, assorted Ja^^wß Rivcrton, 22nd March, 1863. ' I^M T? O R SAL H On easy terms, A few choice 40 ACRE FARM SvKVJ Situated at Ryal and Mossburn BusLHH This land was selected very early from .ttttYJ proximity to two important townships, &HH] being admirably adapted for agricultural puflHJ The farms, which are well sheltered bj^^H and have a large frontage to the Great, Road, are within nine miles of InvercargflHJ four of Wallacetown. • ~HH] For further particulars, apply to the projHHJ G. Perry, Esq., or to ; HH] HATELY & RTUJHHJ FOR SALE, by the undersigne<^^B very Superior Cart, with or withooflHJ ness. ' • •' A few good Pack Saddles. ' bHJ GEORGE WM. FORD,^HHJ Prince of JWaIesJHHJ