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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 25, 4 January 1864, Page 4

7::.'^ : i:::.'-— r:-r;on-;Sale.:J a.-: . "' ■■' ' ■ ' ; .>'.' .'". : ■ ..',.'- " r * JO7H N7 S; MO RR I S7O N 8 . ..Clyde Stroet,, ... CORNER' OE TWEED STEEET, : Begs to inform the of Invercargi and Country/ Storekeepers that he is no' landing, ex Prospector,, from "Leith, about 10 Tons Generrl Merchandise, which he will be pre pared to dispose of at low rates* in a few days* . J. S. M. having purchased the most *>f his Stoc ■;- from the manufacturers before leaving the Ol Country, enables him to make liberal offers, an ' by strict-.- attention- to business^ -lie hopes to gain share of the public patronage. ' IRONMONGERY. A large, assortment of Rim Locks, Latches i Cupboard, Press/Chest, Till, and Stock Lock Padlocks,, in : Brass, .Galvanised, Iron ; an Japanned Spades, Shovels, Camp Ovens . Hinges— Butts, Tees, and Backfolds Nails, assorted, Screws, assorted, Cut Tacks Horss Shoeing Nails, Brass Headed Nails A CUTLERY. Table and Pocket Knives, Scissors Butchers' Knives and Saws, Fleams Farriers' Knives, Castrating Edge Tools,- Clisels, Gouges, Augers Gimblets, Braces and Bits, Hand Saws Back Saws, Spokeshaves, Die Stocks Plain Ti-ons and Covers, Axes, Brad Awls Wood Rasps, Half-Round and Flat, Bastardi i : Hand and Frame Saw Files, Hones and Slip Socket Chisels, Horse Risps Carpenters' Pincers, Adzes, &c SHIP CHANDLERY. Caulking Irons and Mallets, Shell Augers i Telescopes, Marline Spikes, Fids, Palms Crab Winches and Ship Gins, Sailors' Knive Sheuth Knivesj-Carpeiiters' Drawing Knives Rules and Squares, Sail Needles and Hooks Bolt Ropes, Needles, Sash Tools Copper Tacks, &c, &c. SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS. Knive9, Rasps, Awls, Inseams, Size stick Nippers, Eyelet Punches and Eyelets Pegging Awls SADDLERS' IRONMONGERY. Horse and Cattle Brushes, Curry Combs. Dee! Mullins, Bits, Rosier Buckles, Squares, Rings SUNDRIES. Sewing Needles, Darning Needles, Knittin; Needles, Mixed Pins. &c, &c. Kerosene Lamps, Cocoa Mattings, Door Mats GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Tea, Sugar, Ooffee : Mustard, Pepper, Sago, Rice, Oc.tmeal Oswego Flour, Starch, Cheddar Chease Barley, Peas, Blue, Blacking, and Black Leac Locbfine and Wick Herrings, Ling Hams, Carbonate of Soda, tartaric Acid Epsom Salts, Twelvetrees' Washing Powdei Taylor's best pale and first Yellow Soaps Taylor's best Sperm Candles Scented Soap 20 Crates of Earthenware, assorted 2 Bales Stationery WINES AND SPIRITS. 143 cases and 14 quarter-casks fine old High land Whiskey 80 cases of Bernard's Brandy 20 do do Old Tom 50 do do Ginger Wino 20 do Mackie's do 11 do Port Wine 14 do Sherry do 30 Hhds Knox's Alloa Ale. JOHN S. MORRISON, Clyde Street, jaggl. (Corner of Tweed street.) f\ N SALE by the Underside — Mauritius sugar, brown and white crystals Tea. in chests, halves, and boxes Adelaide and Tasmanian flour, in 501bs lOOIbs aud 200-bs bn«s Martell's brandy, pale and dark, in qr-caski and hhds Whisky, qr-cask and case Geneva, JDKZ Port and sherry, (Amontillado) in qrs Bass' No 3 Ale Hams and Bacon, (Sinclair's) Candles, full weights Oilmen^ stores Tobacco, twist and cavendish do sheepwash, cake and leaf Sulphur CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. Invercargill, November 2nd, 1863. POR SALE at the Stores of the UndersignedBran, Qs_s, Hay, Chaff, Crushed Maizo an< Flour — Adelaide and Tasmanian, in 50 lb 100 lli^pd 200 lb bags Svgar — Mauritius, Victoria Company's anc Java Tea — Chests, half-chests, and boxes Coffee— ln 7 lb, 4 lb, 2 lb, and 1-lb tins Oilmen's Stores of every descr.ption Wines, Spirits, Ale and Stout, in bulk anc bottle Cordials — viz., Ginger Wine, Raspberry Vine gar, Cherry and Ginger Brandy, Cloves Peppermint, Lemon Syrup, Stoughton'i Bitters Hams and Bacon (Sinclair's and Colonial) Butter — Tasmanian and Gould's seconds, ii cloth Ironmongery, Drapery, Stationery, &c. JAMES HORNER AND CO, Esk street near Dee street. BURGOYNE AND SON, p All WAY IRON AND TIMBER YARDS COBKEK OP ESK A.HO LEVEN SIBEETS, Invercargill, Have on Sale— 30,000 feet f tongued and grooved Americar Lumber 20,000 feet 6 x l£T and G flooring 15,000 feet 6 x f do do 25,000 feet 6£x £ do lining boards 18,000 feet 9x| rough deal lining 40,000-feet American white pine shelving 200 red deals, 11 x 3—1, 2, and 3 cut 1 Cedar Boards— £, I, l£, and -2 inches, thicl Doors and Sashes, in gjreat variety A large assortment ot Rod and Bar Iron Blisterand Cast Steel Twenty tons Galvanized Corrugated Iron ; various guages and lengths Galvanized Nails, Screws, Rivets, and burr Plain Black Iron, Axle Arms, Naves, Horse shoes and Nails '• Bullock Yokes and-. Poles, Anvils, Smithf Hammers and Tongs Fire Irons, Ridging, Spouting and Piping A large assortment of American cut an Ewbank's patent Nails Lime, Cement, and every other description c Building Materials. To Arrive— An extensive assortment of Builden Ironmongery. MATHESON AND GRACIE'S TIMBER YARD, NBAK VICTORIA HOTEL, BLUFF ROAD. ON SALE. — Doers, sashes, flooring boardi weatherboards, deals, battens, clear pin< cedar, architraves, mouldings, galvanised corru gated iron, piping/ spouting and ridging, heart atones, paints, oils, and window-glass, builden ironmongery, and every description of buildin - materials. : Amusements. p 0 VY A L EXCH AN G E HOTEI SKITTLES. pOY A L EXCHANGE 11 0 TE/ QUOITS.