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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 64, 18 June 1863, Page 4

■ ■ - * v* DIGGINGS! DIGGINGS! DIGGINGS Jr ON SALE, all sorts of Mining Boota^ Grained, Nugget, and Slip America^ knee boots, at the L "" BOOT WAREHOUSE o f SMITH & FAIRWEATHER^^S ■ Tay-S.thjtflpA?! _____ . ■ * "±-^ '■ - ni J^-; 1 MATHESON AND GRACI^: % » T I M B E R YA^.| > KJ3AB VICXOBrA HOTBS, *t ! BLUFF ROAD. . \| ON SALE — Doors, sashes, flooring! boards, weatherboards, ideals, battens, cleaii 1 pine, cedar, architraves, mouldings, galyauiaei> corrugated iron, piping, spouting arid 1 ndgingjl hearth stones, paints, oils, and windowglass.f builders' ironmongery, and every description otl building materials. ' ; ii AN SALE by the Undersigned, ex Elonore-^-r^ Gray's improved ploughs, with steel mould' board, extra share and side-plate. '"j" ; M Richmond & Chandler's No. 4 chaff-cutter* ' with extra knives. - .. -',| Medium draught horse shoes, in 3 cwt.4 casks. ■■ W. MILLER & CO., •; Dee-street. , "> ON SALE, and now landing, ex Active,! Prime Salt Beef, in tierces °l SMITH, NELSON, & CO., '% Dee-street, f ' (Between Prince of Wales Hotel and Southland; Neivs .- V, Jfbr J>ale* i RIVERTON. | NEAREST PORT - TO THE W^KATIP DIGGINGS, 1 "WITH ■; THE SHORTEST AND BESI RO^D. WINTER TRAFFIC can be maintained either;; by the present road over the Aparima:; Bridge, by the Upper Ford and Gropper's Bush, ; or by the Yellow Bluff and Howell's Bush. £ Teams have frequently loaded here for the Lake, returned and loaded again within eight , datb, since the winter set in. ",'• Capt. Howell's dray has just now arrived with : twenty-three bales of wool, being about (3) threa tons. 25th April, 1863. RIVERTON. QHORTLY EXPECTED from Hobart Town i O and on sale by the undersigned, building ; materials, consisting of — ; *x3,6x3, 3 x 2, 6 x2, scantling, Bto 18 feet lengths. Boards— 6 xl,6x IJ, 8x 1, 8 x IJ, various lengths. Shingles, Broad Paling, Weather Boards. &c. A lso, ; Bran, Oats, Flour, Pressed Hay, Butter, Jam, &c, &c, &c. D. MUNRO, Pahnerst on- street, Riverton. RIVERTON. "POR SALE by the Undersigned, just received Flour, Adelaide and other brands ' ■: Bottled ale, Allsop's in casks Bottled porter, Byaes', in cases Mauritius sugars, ration and counter Cossipore do Congou tea in half chests Bran Apples Oatmeal Lime , Colonial soap, in 56 lb. boxes 1 Marmalade Orange bitters Raspberry vinegar Bottled fruits Sperm candles, Patent candles Sardines in half boxes Canvas, No. 3, for tents and ecvers Tarpaulins, various sizes Vestas Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb tins Spring balances Coffee in tins Oats Maize Chaff Leading harness Als Daily expected from Melbourne, a'good assort* ment of — Ironmongery ■ Cutlery Saddlery Iron Bedsteads Mannila rope, &c. &:, D. MONRO, Palmerston-street, t Riverton. TIOR SALE, AT RIVERION. Flour, best Adelaide, in 50 and 200 lb. bags Chaff, best oaten, in 56 lb. bags Maize, beat Sydney, cracked Oats, Tasmanian feed and seed ? Timber, T and G flooring, 6 x 1J in. * WINES. ■ • _*■ Superior port in wood and bottle .-V, Do sherry do ■ * ' SPIRITS. Brandy, in quarter-casks and Gase Whisky, in case Geneva, in do Rum, W.1., in hhds BEER. Bass's No. 3 ale, in hhds Taylor, Walker and Co.'s stout, do Beef, best corned, in tierces Tobacco, superior twist, in half-tierces Saddlery, assorted Ironmongery, assorted D. MUNRO. * f Riverlon, 22nd March, 1863. FAMILY GROCEK IF YOU WANT GOOD COFFEE, Purchase the INVERCARGILL CITY COFFEE COMPANY'S COFFEE. Spices,' Select Shipments of Tea and Everything : in the Trade, of First-claes quality. . HEMMINGWAY'S VICTORIA STORE. _ _x,.\ FOR SALE, by the undersigned, tffAf, very Superior Cart, with or without Harness. Also, A few good Pack Saddles. GEORGE WM* FQRD, 3?rince of Wales BTotoL.