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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 65, 19 June 1863, Page 4

DIGGINGS f DIGGINOSI SlQ^Zi ON SALE, all sorts of Mining^jM-8 Grained, Nugget, and" Ep^*sß 3 knee boots, at the * r^M' BOOT WAREHOUSE o f E i SMITH * FAIEWBATHBb E A »j4 if MA^HESON AND URACIFA \ \ T I M BE R Y.-W \\ NEAR VICTORIA HOTBllf-' \~ J iBLTIPP KOAD. : ON S.ALE—Jpoors, sashes, fL *J boards, weatherboards, deals, batten %"1 pine, cedar, architra^ea, /mouldings, gt& C2 corrugated iron,, piping, spouting and gj I"^ hearth stones, paints, oils, and wind^ pi builders' ironmongery, and every deacritSf «jj building materials. . *j AN SALE by the Undersigned, ex EloucA Gray's improved ploughs, with step&Hjj board, extra share and side-'plafcHf Richmond & Chandler's No. '4 chaffs-Mi with extra knives. ■ • • Medium draught horse shoes, ut'Jw casks. ■ " W. MILLER & CO ft 1 Dee.st9jl ON SALE, and now landing, ex aSi Prime Salt Beef, in tierces ' W J SMITH; NELSON, & CO., K | (Between Prince of Wales Hotel and &>»«! News Office.) ' RIVERTON. |i HE NEAREST PORTiI TO IHB «NI W^KATIP DIGGINGS 3 wiih *a THE SHORTEST AND BESI BOj WINTER TRAFFIC can be maintained! J by the present road over the An \m Bridge, by the Upper Ford and Gropper'a] ;1 or by the Yellow Bluffand Howell's Bush. }1 Teams have frequently loaded here fi» 4 a Lake, returned and leaded again within u <3 bats, since the winter set in. , 3 Capt. Howell's dray has just now arrived (1 twenty -three bales of wool, being about (3)| I tons. ,-| 25th April, 1863. I RIVERTON. I QHOBTLY EXPECTED from Hobart 1 1 kj and on sale by tbe undersigned, buj M materials, consisting of — ,m 3x2,5 x2, scantlinp. '| 18 feet lengths. $ Boards— C xl,6sl|,Bil, 8x lj J rious lengths. ;.| Shingles, Broad Paling, "Weather Boardi -I Also, '1 Bran, Oats, Flour, Pressed Hay, Butter, | Jam, &c, &c. &c. I D. MTJNRO, -55 Palmerston-Btree^B M RIVE R TON\ 11 THOR SALE by the Undersigned, just rccß|j Flour, Adt^laide and other brands 1% Bottled ale, Allsop's in casks Ul Bo( tied porter, Byass', in cases ~<~f.flfi Mauritius sugars, ration and counter HP Cossipore do 'Mr*i Congou tea in half chests '111 Bmn ■|| Apples Hi Oatmeal Mm Colonial soap, in 56 lb. boxes ■1| M armalade li Orange bitters 'H^n Rospberrv vinegar Wl Bottled fruits MM Sperm candles, MM Patent candles MM Sardines in half boxes ■j| Canvas, No. 3, for tenfs and cav»r« I M Tarpaulins, various sizes ■|| Ve#as mm Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb tins lil Spring balances Ij|j Coffee in tins Ij|| Maize M Cbuff • 1 Leading harness M Daily expected from Melbourne, a'good aw m ment of — ' || Ironmongery ffl Cutlery n Saddlery B Iron Bedsteads Q Mannila rope, &c, &•;, . fj D. MONRO, g Palmerston-street, mj^ „ RivortoiKJ TIOR SALE, AT RIVERT 0M Flour, best Adelaide, in 60 and 200 lb.iH Chaff, best oaten, in 56 lb. bags B INTaize, best Sydney, cracked ma Oats, Tasmanian feed and seed Hi Timber, T and G flooring, 6x 1J in. K] WINES. ■ Superior port in wood and bottlo Do sberry do H| SPIRITS. • H Brandy, in quarter-casks and en«« .Hi Whisky, in cose HI Geneva, in dp Rum, W.1., in hhds BEER. Hj Bass's No. 3 ale, in hhds Taylor, Walker and Co.'s stout, do HJ Beef, best corned, in tierces HJ Tobacco, superior twist, in half-tierces Hj Saddlery, assorted HJ Ironmongery, assorted " d. munbS Riverton, 22nd March, 1863. ■ ■HAMILY GROCbH IF YOU WANT GOOD COFFEE, ■ Purchase the Hj INVERCAEGILL r ■ COFFEE I company's ■ coffee:™ Spices," Select Shipments of Tea and EverjtlH in the Trade, of First-claw quality. 'fl hemmingway's ■ victoria stobe:™ FOR SALE, by the undersigned, <■ very Superior Cart, with or without ness. '''Mm A few good Pack Saddles. fH| GEORGE WM. FORD, Hj Prince of Wales Hottw