MESSRS. MUELLER AND GEISOW beg to inform their clients and the public generally, that having procured an AUCTIONEERS' LICENSE, They are now Prepared to Effect the SALE OF FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, HOUSE PROPERTY, AND LAND AND ESTATE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SOUTHLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY. JOHN MUNRO,; BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER Dee Street. (Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel.) WOOL. TO THE RUNIIOLDERS OF THE SOUTHERN PROVINCE, &c. mHE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to JL make Liberal Advances on Wool consigned to their fi-iencls in London or Melbourne, or to become Cash Purchasers. COLIN N. CAPMBELL & CO. 011 N S T E~W A R T, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Dee-stbeet, Invbrcabgili, (Near the Government Buildings). The Circulating Library includes all the English and Scotch Periodicals, received monthly, direct by the Overland Mail. Subscription, 10s 6d. per Quarter, payable in A dvance; MRS. NEWAL and Miss LITTLE, from London and Edinburgh, have commenced business as Milliners and Dressmakers, and hope, from their long experience in ftrst-class bouses, to merit a share of public patronage. Spey-street, near Town Belt, Invercargill, 20th April, 1«63. C . REESE, WATCHMAKEK, JEWELLER, STATIONER AND TOBACCONIST. CREESE begs to inform the Inhabitants ot . Invercargill and surrounding district, that he bas established himself in Dee-street, in the above Branches, nnd hopes, by strict attentiun to bis business, to meet with a fair- share of their patronage. C. R. has just now opened a splendid assortment of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL JEWELLERY, WATCHES, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS, TOBACCO^, CIGAKS, SNUFF, axd PIPES, Of all descriptions, at the Lowest Prices. STATIONERY, IN .ALL ITS BRANCHES, Wholesale and Retail. Also, A Great Variety of PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS, Consi:-ting of — Albums, Reticules. Portmonies, Brushes, Combs, Tablecloths, Stereoscopes mid Slides , Roger's Pen Knives and Cutlery, &c., &c. WATCHES CLEANED A PAIRED, And Warranted for Twelve Months. Jewellery Manufact ured, to any given Design, Out of Colonial Gold C . REESE, DEE-STKEET, Two Doors from Government Buildings. GGILBERTSON begs respectfully to inform . the Inhabitants in aud around Invercargill , that he has Opened a CLOTHIER'S AND OUTFITTER'S ESTABLISHMENT, With a Choice nnd Fresh Stock of Goods, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Intending Purchasers are invited to inspect his Goods, which will be found surprisingly low for Invercargill. Note the Address, — G. GILBERTSON, CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTER, DEE-STREET, Second Shop from Government Offices. NOTICE. ~ THE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of WOOL, or will make liberal advances on shipments of same consigned to their friends, Messrs. Dalgety and Company, in London or Molbourne. They also keep in stock all usual SIORIiS required for the suDply of Stations. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Kelvin-street, Invcrcargill; AND Rattrav-street, Dunedin. I VICTORIA HORSE BAZAAR, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. i GEORGE SMITH, Pbopeietob. GS. begs to inform tho Inhabitants of Inver- . eargill and up-country Settlers, that he has taken the above Stables, where he trusts to merit a share of patronage. HOESES BROKEN TO SADDLE AND SINGLEAND DOUBLE HARNESS. HORSES FOR SALE OR HIRE. All Business Transacted Appertaining To a first-class stable.
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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 73, 17 July 1863, Page 1
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491Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 73, 17 July 1863, Page 1
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