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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 90, 15 September 1863, Page 4

~ O B S, ' A'- L. *. E The Lease of three Sections of Land in Deestreet, near the Prince of Wales Hotel} also, SURPLUS PLANT, 1# Consisting of — ' • Grab winches ' J * Large cranes . Pile drivers A first-rate lowry, on four wheels A light waggon . A strong cart, and ' A first-rate staunch young horse Also the following GOODS 25 tons pressed chaff, new and sweet 150 casks new butter, best quality Hams Allsopp's and Joule's bulk ale Byass' bottled ale Invoices of saddlery and paints, and a Bagatelle billiard table. Apply Mr. WATT, Next Morison, Law, and Co, Dee-street. FOR SALE at Riverton, Jacob's River,— Good Agricultural Land within an easy distance ( from Riverton,— five acres ploughed. Apply to Mueller and Geisow, Authorised Surveyors and Land Agents. , BORWICK' S BAKING POWDER HAS boen used by thousands of private families, shippers, and emigrants, for raising bread with half the trouble, and in a quarter the time required with yeast, and for rend&ring puddings and pastry light and wholesome? The Queen's Private baker says :— " It is a most useful invention." _ Captain Allen Young, of the Arctic yacht Fox, states that "It keeps well and answers admir- & E. Hamilton, Esq., M.D., F.S.A., observes that " It is much better for raising bread than yeast, and much more wholesome." To be had of all storekeepers in the colonies, and of George Borwick, 21 Little Moorfields, London, Agent at Invercargill, Southland, 8 THOMAS J. WHITE. FOR SALE.— Steam Saw-Mill.— A new HP Horizontal Engine, about 15-horse powerboiler. 22' feet by 4 feet 6 inch, saw bench machinery complete.' Three thousand fire-bricks, belts, saw*, &c, &c, everything new and of first-class Glasgow make made to order. For plans and particulars, apply to Mr John Connell, Importer, Mansestreet, Dunedin. OftmcattonaL INVERCARGILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL MR. MACDONALD— Pbikcipai. THE New Quarter commenced on the 10th August. Detailed prospectuses on application nt the School Room. Clyde-street. I DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL POR YOUNG LADLES, EAST END OF TAY STREET, INVEBCABGILL. THE Misses Petrie, having got considerable additions to their residence, are now prepared to receive a few more Boarders; Prospectus to be had on application. ' Pupils entered any timo during tbe quarter. fl^^^i^ BaßHH gsiaai^HHiaßvnt*(niit-m , 9aKnsi C^O BB AND CO.'S SOUTHLAND TELEGRAPH LINE Of ROYAL MAIL COACHES, From INVERCARGILL TO CAMPBELLTOWN BLUFF HARBOR, (Via Mokomoko.) Coaches of the above Line will leave the Com pany's Ollice, DEE-STREET INVERCARGILL, DAILY. Returning, will Leave the EAGLE HOTEL, BLUFF, And ARRIVE AT INVERCARGILL, DAILY. Full particulars as to Fares, time of Starting, &c, to be had on application at the Oilice. No responsibility for Parcels, beyond the amount of Five Pounds sterling (£5), unless value is declared, and paid in at the time of Booking. Passengers' Luggage at their own risk, and fourteen (14) pounds weight only allowed to each free of charge. BRAYTQN and Proprietors. COBB AND CO.'S T IVERY, BAIT. AND COMMISSION I _ STABLES, TAY-STREET. Gentlemen and Travellers can leave their Horses at these Stables, in the full confidence that they will receive every attention. Experienced Grooms only aro employed, and the Provender is of the very best, and liberally supPhed * HOESES AND VEHICLES, Of Every Kind, Always on Sale and for Hire. DRAUGHT AND SADDLE, SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS HORSES, ALWAYS FOR SALE. HORSES AND VEHICLES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. In calling the attention of the Public to the above Yards, they will be found on inspection to be second to none in.tbe Province for First Class Stock ; and intending Purchasers may always rely on satisfactory trials before buying. LIVERY AND BAITS AT LOWEST PRICES W. H. BRAYTON and CO., Proprietors. COBB AND CO.'S HAVE ■n O R SALE An assortment of BUGGIES And EXPRESS WAGGONS. W. H. BRAYTON & Co CHAFF, MAIZE, OATS, AND CRUSHED BARLEY ALWAYS ON HAND. AND * Tl 0 R SALE In quantities TO SUIT PURCHASERS, AT CCBB & CO.'S STABLES, Tay-street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DAVID WEBSTER hegs to inforip his friends and the public, that he has removed from Clyde-street, to his new and. mow commodious premises in Dee-street, where he wil. continue to carry on the Painting Business_in al its branches, and will always have on sale-Paper hangings and Decorations of the newest designs !fc Window Glass, all sizes, White Lead, Qils, Points I Brushes; Varnishes, &c. v - DEE-STREET^-Nearly opposite the GoTernment.Offices