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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 67, 26 June 1863, Page 4

ALHAMBBA OAFE, KELVIN-STREET, i Opposite the IXTVEIICARGILL TIMES OFEICE. DINNERS and Suppera at a moment's notice And A BILL OF FARE Hitherto Unknown in Invercargill. WELL VENTILATED BEDROOMS. All the Homo and Colonial Papers on Arrival of tho Mails. TTICTORIA HOTEL, Clyde - street, INVERCARGILL. Parties calling at tho abovo HOTEL may rest assured of First Class Treatment. Tho WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS Are of the best quality. Parties Travelling will find this HOTEL Second to None in tho Province, as tho Proprietors mako it their chief study to give the very best value and treat all parties with the utmost attention and kindness. June 12th, 1863. TIOK. SALE, AT KIVERTON. Flour, best Adelaide, in 50 and 200 lb. bags Chaff, best oaten, in 66 lb. bags Maize, best Sydney, cracked Oats, Tasmanian feed and seed Timber, T and G flooring, 6 x 1J in. WINES. Superior port in wood and bottle Do sherry do SPIRITS. Brandy, in quarter-casks and caso Whisky, in case Geneva, in do Rum, W.1., in hhds BEER. Bass's No. 3 ale, in hhds Taylor, Walker and Co.'b stout, do Beef, best corned, in tieree3 Tobacco, superior twiat, iv half-tierces Saddlery, assorted Ironmongery, assorted D. MUNRO. Riverton, 22nd March, 1863. BIVEKTON. THE NEAREST PORT TO TUB WAKATIP DIGGINGS, WITH THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROAD. WINTER TRAFFIC can be maintained eilhor 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 BiGnx days, since tho winter set in. Capt. Howell's dray has jus' now arrived with twenty-three bales of wool, being about (3) three tons. 25th April, 1803. RIVERTON. SHORTLY EXPECTED from Hobart Town and on salo by the undersigned, building materials, consisting of — 3 x 2, 5 x 2, scantling, 8 to 18 feet lengths. Boards— 6 xl, 6 x 1 1, 8x 1, Bxl J, various lengths. Shingles, Broad Paling, Weather Boards. &o. Also, Bran, Oftt?, Flour, Pressed Hay, Butter, Jam, &c, &-C., &c. D. MUNRO, Palmerston- street, Itiverton. RIVERTON. ■pOR SALE by the Undersigned, just received Flour, Adelaide and other brands Bottled ale, Allsop's in casks Bottled porter, Byass', in cases Mauritius sugars, ration and counter Cossipore do Congou tea in half chests Bran Apples Oatmeal Lime Colonial soap, in 56 lb. boxes Marmalade Orange bitters Raspberry vinegar Bottled fruits Sperm candles, Patent candles Sardines in half boxes Canvas, No. 3, for tents and ecrers Tarpaulins, various sizes Vestas Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb tins Spring balances Coffee in tins Oats Maize Chaff Leading harness Ala Daily expected from Melbourne, a'good assortment of- — Ironmongery Cutlery Saddlery Iron Bedsteads Mannila rope, &c, &:, D. MONRO, Palmerston-street, Riverton. OEED. SEED. SEED 1,200 bushels Tartarian oate 450 do do do, for hay 400 do Poland oata. Oate, maize, bran, gram, and chaff, always en eale, at lowest market rates. i T. BRUNTON and CO., Next Southland 2Tew3 Office, Dee-street. OATS! OATS!! OATS!!! First - rate quality, On Sale at HAY BROTHERS. %~r> roughs, Gv a Y'S AND SELLAR'S R SALE,— V at dug andffARGIN AND JAGGEP.S'. i months, fc.