(Bit dale.' ' BUILDING IkLATERIALS. rpHE Undersigiiedbeg to announce ' the fc-How-L ing shipment aa coming forward by the Wild Wave, from Dunedin .:— 45,000 superficial feet flooring boards, 6 x IJ, 15-inch and 12-inch 2 cases ridging 1 do O. G.'spputing 1 do halt-round scouting 1 do down piping - • MANING & WHITTON, Tuystreet. May 21, 1863. STORE CATTLE. fJ!HE .Undersigned have received advioo of. a L shipment of HEIFERS, STEERS, AND. COWS, as coming forward by the Juno, the arrival of which vessel may bo hourly expected. MANING & WHITTON. Tay-street. May 21, 1863. ON SALE at the store of the Undersigned, 100 TONS FLOUR, Comprising tne following well known brands : — Ferguson's silk dressed; Adelaide— Ceres, Cnrrick, Gaimt's, Walker's, Searl's, Wilson's, and Williams' mills. In 200 lb, 100 lb. and 50 lb, bags. MANING & WIIITTON. Tay-street, 20th Decomber. 1862. IVTOW Landing, ex India and Picard, and on Sale 1M at the Stores of the Undersigned — Brandy, Martell's best brown Branriv, J. Dennis H. Monnis, vine leaf Rum, Demerara Currants, in barrels, very fine, new j Raisins, in boxes, Eleme, fino, new Butter, prime Tasmanian potted Jams, assorted, 80 lb cases j Apples, keepers, best kinds Pears Potatoes Onions Carrots Also, Canvas, rarious qualities Tent, a very superior London-made canvas tent, with poles, 2 suits of bedding, oilskin covers, all the other accessories, the whole admirably contrived for car, riage and convenience. JOHN HAMILTON. Clyde.Street, Ist June, 1836. ■ ON SALE at the stores of Drury and Co;, Seed • Merchants, Princes-street, Dunedin, and Queen-street, Auckland : — Best whita clover, Is 6d ~J Best red do, Is 3d j Cow grass, Is 9d V Taking 20 lb. Crimson clover, Is 3d j Lucerne, Is Id J • Cocksfoot, crested dogtail, hard [fescue sheep fescue, meadow, meadow foxtail, timothy, lawn, rib grass, perpnnial, rye grass, linseed, tares, and seed, oats. ■ . . j Furze seed, and prickly accacia for hedees. ♦'Farmer's friend," which has never vet failed, preventing smut, grub and wire worm in grain, 2s 6d per ipacket One packet is sufficient for 6 bushels wheat. j ON SALE at the Seed Stores of Messrs Deuex and Co., Princes-street, Dunedin — Holloway's pills, 14s per doz Hunt's family pills, 143 Dixon's anti-bilious pills Morrison's pills, Chew's worm lozenges Kcating's cough lozenges Kcating's bon bons, 146 per doz Dutch drops, 8s do Dv Barry's Revelenta Cockle's pills Blair's gout pills Locock's pulmonic wafers Norton's camomile pills Poor man's friend — golden ointment Parr's life pills Dr. Harper's femalo pills Dr. Neumayer's Panolippic Lotion, an infalliable cure for Rheumatism, Lumbngo, Sciatica. Numbers have gone back to the Diggings, cured with one bottlo. AN SALE, U Ex Active and late arrivals-— . Prime salt, beef Potatoes, Tasraaninn Flour, Adelaide Oats, bran Groceries. &c. SMITH, NELSON, and Co., Dee-street, Between Prince of Wales Hotel, and Southland Neios Office. A M P 8 . LAMPS, a large assortment, at SPENCER & COS, (Late Stanford & Co.) KEROSENE OIL, wholesale and and retail, at SPENCER & CO.'S, (Late Stanford & Co.) GENTS for Singer and Co.'s Sewing Machines. The most durable, simple, and easiest learned . Sewing done by machine, with the rrreatest despatch, and in the neatest manner, at b SPENCER & CO.'S, (Late Stanford & Co.) mITr ican stoves, at SPENCER & CO.'S, (Late Stanford & Co.) ON SAL E, at the Stores of the Undersigned sear the Scottish Church, Tay-street,— Iron-bar, assorted sizes, sheet, black, and galvanized corrugated. Corrugated zinc Fairbank'sweighingmaehing, 4,6,and9001bs Horse-shoes, horse-shoe nails, coachmakers' bolts, rasps, files, asles, naves, felloes, spokes, and general assortment of blacksmiths', wheelwrights' and farriers' material Engineers' and founders' material of every description. Building ironmongery. &c, &c. ALEX. CAIRNS & CO., And at Carron Warehouse, Princes-street, Dunedin. aN SALE by the Undersigned, — F10ur,"54 tons, Adelnide silk dressed, Butterworth nnd Hart 3000 bushels of Tasmanian Oats, seed and feed 198 bags of Maize, ex Martha and Ellen 500 bushels do, ex Sunrise R/500 bushels Bran Butter, superior quality, lowest market price 25 tons Potatoes Hoy and Chaff, in and to arrive Galvanised Iron Horse Power, for chaff cutting and maize cracking. THOS. BRUNTON & CO., Corner of Dee and Spey Btreets. ON SALE, Ex late Arrivnls-— Flour, Adelaide, silk dressed Oats, Tasmanian, seed and feed Maize. New South Wales Bran, first quality Cbaff, in fine order Oatmeal, Bencraft's, in 56 lb bags Potatoes, in excellent condition Butter, Tasmanian, prims Hams, sugar-cured Hams, beiled Sausajre skins Bacon, Adelaide, rolls and sides Cheese, superior quality Oil, neatsfoot Sugar, Mauritius, fine counter Chaff-cutting and maize-cracking machine) TO ARRIVE, Eeef, without bone (in tierces). THOS. BRUNTON and CO, 12lh|Jttue.
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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 74, 21 July 1863, Page 4
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741Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 74, 21 July 1863, Page 4
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