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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 96, 2 October 1863, Page 4

owww*— iwwiiuwiwi Bin— «wi»>' ii numm^mmimm m S&Q.trl£ an& lie staurantsu " COLYER' S PRINCESS'S HOTEL i ■ . Mr. JAMES COLYER (Late of the United States Hotel, Talbot) . ; TYEGS to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill, ! and the Gold-fields in general, that he has pur , chased the above named Hotel, which is situated - ; in the centre of the City, and on the main line of road to tho diggings. J. C begs to remind the public that they will fijattl evei-Sy accommodation and comfort, coaabice with civili\y and cleanliness, not surpassed in Invercargill. THEBEST WINES ANDSPIRITSIMPORTED DIRECT FROM MELBOURNE A call from all friends will oblige pOMMEKCIAL HOTEL, TAI T -STREET. CONNELL AND HAGGART, PROPRIETORS. C. AND TT. in returning tfianks for the liberal patronage bestowed on their houso beg to assure their customers that no ex ertion shall be wanting on their part to make the Commercial second to no house in Invercargill. The wines and spirits are ofthe best description, *>-?lng purchased for cash in the Victorian markets. There are extensive stables connected with the establishment, and al.=o a larire and well lighted BILLIARD BOOM. (Bn gale, TTENDERSON, BONAR & CO: have on Sale SPIRITS Martell's ease brandy, Renell's, &c Champagne Vineyard's, hhds and quarter casks WINES. Port, 5 and 10 gallons kegs and quarter casks Sherry, 1 doz cases SUGARS. Fine white crystals and good counters TEA, Half-chests and boxes, of superior quality, fit for family use CIGARS. Genuine Havannah and Swiss TOBACCO. 10's 12 plug per lb Sheepwash HORSE FOOD. Bran Gram POKK. Sinclair's, very superior BEEF, In 60 lb kega SADDLERY Colonial saddles Gig horness Horse collurs American chairs, cases 1 dozen each, various patterns American Stoves, Nos 5 to 7 "Opossum Rugs BUILDING MATERIALS. Red Deals, 9x3 and 11x3, solid Do do 1 cut Do do 2do Do do 3do Do do 6do Tonguod and grooved Scotch flooring 6 x 1. inch Do do lining boards, 6 x \ inch Do do American lumber, \\ inch Window sashes, all sizes Casements, do Doors, do Lining boards American cut nails Sheet Lead Corrugated iron, 26 guage, 6 and 7 feet lengths &c. &c &c. HENDERSON, BONAR and CO., Corner oLEsk and Kelvin Streets. 7\ N S A L E, \) by the Undersigned, now landing, ex Ivanhoe — 7000 bricks 33 tons best smiths' coals 4 barrels pitch 17 barrels tar 12 tierces prime beef. ' HENDERSON, BONAR nnd CO., Corner of Esk and Kelvin Streets. A N SALE by ■ the Undersigned, — Seed oats, Tartarian, 500 bushels do, black Tartai ian do, Poland, 500 bushels Feed oats, prime quality, 2000 bushels Bran, do, 2000 do Oatmeal, Bancroft's Hay. first quality Chaff, do Maiz.-, 500 bags Butter, prime Tasmanian Colonial cheese, hest Adelaide Rolled bacon, best clo Hams, Broom's, in cases Beef, Smith's, in tierces Mauritius sugar, fine counter Sausage skins, in kegs Neatsfoot oil, in drums Colonial dray harness Horse-power for chaff cutting and maizecracking Galvanised iron Seed potatoes, very fine sample To Arrive, Smith's boiled beef hams T. BRUNTON & CONext Southland News office, Dec-street. ON SAL E, at. the Stores of the Undersigned near the Scottish Church, Tay-street,— Iron-bar, assorted sizes, sheet, black, and galvanized corrugated. Corrugated zinc Fairbanks weighingmaching, 4, 6, und9oolba Uorso-shoes, horse-shoe nails, coachmakcrs; '■ bolts, rasps, files, as les, naves, felloes, spokes, and general assortment of blacksmiths', wheelwrights' and farriers 1 material Engineers' and founders' material of everj description. Building ironmongery, &c, &c. ALEX. CAIRNS & CO., A nd at Carron Warehouse, Princes-street, Dunedin.