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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 89, 11 September 1863, Page 1

Boofcs, Set. M~UNRO'S SOUTHLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Pee-strtset, (Opposite Prince of Wales Holel.) JUST APP"RD TO THR TJBRARY, 1 to 6 vols. McMillan's Magazine, latest dates 1 to do do Cornhill Magazine, do 1 to 7 do All the Year Round, do 1 to 6 do On^e a Week, complete sets Welcome Guest Sunday at Home, do Wilkie Colhns's Woman in White Victor Hugo's Les Miser ables, in 3 vols. Bulwer's Strange Story H. Kingsley's Geofrey Hamlyn Lever's Barringtons, 1 vol. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, The Largest and Best Selected in the Province, including, — Note and Letter Paper, Foolscap and Demy Paper, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books and Day Books, in calf, basil, and sorrel, all sizes ; Time Books, Cargo Books, Lo<* Books, and every description of Law and Commercial Stationery. John MAPS OF THE PROVINCE. WINTON BLOCK 11., the Map of which, as corrected by the Chief Surveyor, is now ready, price One'Shilline:, and can be had at JOHN MONRO'S, Bookseller and Stationer, DEE STREET. Only authorised Agent for the Sale of Government Maps. K. R O S E , ! BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, T A Y-S T R E E T , t ■ I . ' . (Next Union Bank). -n b ok s . ' COMPRISING A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STANDARD WORKS OF REFERENCE, And the Newest Publications in Fiction and General Reading. Capital and extensive variety . ' Of * . ILLUSTRATED AND HANDSOMELY BOUND BOOKS, ' SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. S T ATT OVN EH:Y7 " v "-"■*-* ' ; A first-class assortment of Mercantile Stationery, &c, Cash Books and Ledgers in every variety. LIBRARY . A Good Circulating Library of Standard Work Of FICTION AND GENERAL LITERATURE. NEW BOOKS ADDED EVERY MONTH. Terms, 10s. per Quarter, or Is. per Week. * ; K. R. — Bags to calll special attention to thefact that being in receipt of parcels of NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY By every steamer, he is able to execute ALL ORDERS WITH THE UTMO ST PUNCTUALITY AND DISPATCH. All the Home and Australian Newspapers. THE INVERCARGILL DIRECTORY. NOTICE. MESSRS HARNETTand CO. bes to intimate to the inhabitants of Invercargill, that since the announcement of their intention to compile, piin fc and publish a Directory of Invercargill.a local stationeer has volunteered to produce a work under the same title. Without desiring in any way to discourage or depreciate that gentleman's efforts, injustice to ourselves we desire to state that his proposed publication, although following so closely on, has nothing to do with, the Invereareill Diree-? Tory we have undertaken to produce, on<i which is to include a Directory of Dunedin, and a list of the principal wholesale and manufacturing houses in Melbourne. 3rd September, 1863. (iobernment 9fobttti'shnmtsu PUBLIC NOTICE. rpHE Postage on Letters for Great Britain and < JL Irelanri, via Marseilles, by the next and fol-J lowing mails will be collected entirely by the scales in operation for letters forwarded via Southampton, and in order to cover the transit rate paid to France, 4d, up to the weight of \ ah ounce, instead of 3d. per \ ounce will be levied. Tbus the new rates of postage, on letters sent via Marseilles, will be as follows : — Above .. o . Not half an ' f^ Every exceeding ounce and *j f ' ounce after half an not exceed- and "? c the first ° UnCe * 6 ' bounces. ounce ' _____ __ _ ■ * ■ ■ ■■ : lOd , Is 8d %& 4d Is 8d ~ ~E. D. BUTTST ~ ; Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Southland, • 2lst August, 1863. ■ fJIHE Members of the Hebrew Faith are respect- • X fully informed that Divine Service will be held at the Mechanics' Institute during the ensuing; holidays, commencing on Sunday evening, 13th instant. . By order, C. LEZARD, . Hon. Secretary, ..