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MANING AND WHITTO^ HATE . ~ » \ ON ' S .-, A L E^ f — A. Weighbridge, complete A Tybacco-cutting Machine ' . Ohnff cuttwa 4 t , American Horse Powers , , Spring Carts, 1 Box Ca"rts, Drays American Express Waggons Bullock Yokes and Chains Cart Harness ' Traces, Pact Sad.lles. l , , -FLOUR. v '_' Adelaide, Melbourne, and Tasmanian Mills, in 501 b, 1001 b, and -f'Olb bags, large variety of brands. ; groceries; etc., y Congou tea, McKenzie's, coffee— Mauritius, Victoria Company's sugars — sardines, salmon^(llb tins), haddocks (tins), split peap, oatmeal, muscatel layers and'Eleme raisins, figs (in \ boxes), prunes, pickles, sauces, ground papper, ground spice, vinegar in wood and bottle, chocolate, fancy biscuits (in tins), fine and coarse salt, washing powders, soda crystals, baking powders, carbonate soda, castor oil, Bath bricks, blacking, whitingj dried apples, &c. PBOyTsioNS. 4 ;\ Spiced beef and mutton, beef in tierces, pork in half barrels, bacon, butter, cheese, &c. WINES AND SPIRITS. j MartpU's, Champagne Vineyards, Central Vineyards and Rizat's brandy— Demerara rum, 33 and 10 o.p. — geneva, port and sherry in wood and case, cordials, &c, Acbeers. Bank's ale, Murian's ale— Taylor's, Whitbread's porter, Tennant's and Byass's bottled ale, Blood's bottled porter. TOBACCO. Honeydew, twist, finest king, aromatic, £Ib lumps, star and garter ncgrohead, 10,'s sheepwash. GRAIN. Oats, gram, Cape barley, seed wheat, red and white clover seeds, &c. SHIP CHANDLERY STORESManilla rope (assorted), Stoekholrn pitch, tar, boats, anchors and "chains, duck for boat sails, ash oars, hooks and thimbles, sailmaker's twine, oakum, navy canvas, whitelead, tarpaulins, &c. GUNPOWDER, ETC. Blasting and rifle, shot, &c DIGGERS' TOOLS. Sluice forks, long and short-handled shovels, canvass and duck tents, &c, DRAPERY AND SLOP GOODS. Grey, white, blue and scarlet blankets, Welsh "flannels, lambswool pants, Aberdeen half hose, tweed and doe suits, drab miller's mole trowsers, Bedford cord trowsers, Crimean flannel white shirts, Arrerican peas, green baize, druggets, Dutch carpeting, merinoes, sheetings, winseys, and Turkish linen towels, Forfar ticks, Inverness capes, telt and cabbage tree hats, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES. Tasmaniiin, American, and English (a large assortment). SUNDRIES. Cooper's tools, cart naves, felloes, spokes, smiths' bellows and anvils, fire-irons, hearthstones, soda water bottles, flour of sulphur, furniture, pianofortes, harmoniums, &c. MANING AND WHITTON, » ay-street. Invercargill. MANING AND WHITTON HAVE ON S ex New Great Britain, from London, arrived, — kartell's dark and pale brandy> hhds and qrs Campbelltown whiskey, 12 0.p., in qr casks Demerara rum, in brls Sandeman's sherry (four diamond), and port wine, — a first-class sample Congou teas Dunlop cheese Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire sauce Crosse and Blackwell's assorted do Colmnn's mustard Sardines, halves and quarters Preserved salmon, Ho?arth's lib tins S-ilad oil, pints and half pints Muntz's patent metal and sheathing nails Boat anc'iors Spun yarn and oak-urn Books of Marryatt's Code of Signals Buntinrr, pilot glasses, aneroid barometers Boiled and raw linseed otl, turpentine White lead, patent zinc paint Paints, assorted colors Colza oil Glassware and earthenware Paper hangings Horse shoes and horse shoe nails Sheet iron Millers' mole trowsers, Bedford cord do and pants— Fa veil and Beurfield's manufacture C ime m shirts French felt hats, new style Witney blankets Woollen half-hose W<lsh flannels Grpy calicoes Jlolloway's pills and ointments. MANING AND WHITTON, Tay-street. ON S A L E , by the undersigned, ex Harwood, hourly expected from London — 15 cases Kinpsford's concentrated washing powders, each 12 boxes. MANING and WHITTON, Sole Agents for Southland, Tay-stret-t. COFFEE, PEPPER, AND SPICES. MESSRS MANING and WHITTON having been appointed sole agents in Southland for j the Dunedin Ciiy Coffee Company, beg to inform | the merchants and traders that they can be supplied with any of the above-mentioned articles at Dunedin prices, with freight and other expenses added. FOR SALE OR LEASE, Sections I and 2, sub-division of eection 4 and 5, block 6, Jacobs River district. t Section 28, sub-division of section 20, block 1, Harewood Estate. Sub-division of section 4, block 1, lot 1, rural district of Otago (Richmond Grove)Section 19, block 18, Clyde-street. do 12, do 20, Clyde-street (corner section and first-rate situation). Apply to MANING and -wniTrON, Tay-street. TO LET ON LEASE Frontages, corner of Esk and Kelvin streets, first-rate situation. Main North Road, adjoining the Town Belt. Capital sites for villa residences. Sections 21, block 65, Spey-street • d 0,,, 9. do, 70, Yarrow-street do ;';? 7, do, 4, Campbelltown Apply tc MANING and WHITTON, Tay-street. NORTHERN ASSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON AND MELBOURNE. Capital, £1,259,760 Invested Fund, 197,185 FIRE INSURANCES effected at the current rates of premium, and proposals made to the agents can be concluded without any reference or delay whatever. Superintendent for Australia, JAMES RATTRAY, Melbourne. MANING and WHITTON, Agents for Southland.

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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 100, 12 October 1863, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 100, 12 October 1863, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 100, 12 October 1863, Page 4

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