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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 26, 6 January 1864, Page 4

- . - On Sale, ~ - " . EDMUND OOWPER. "VTT DOLES ALE and RET VIL IRONMONGER VY hason Sale — American Axes Douglas Pumps Pick and Axe Handles Manilla Ropo, all sizes Ames' L. H. Sho\els Shop Twine, do Collins Picks, 5 to 71b Horse Shoes and Nails Wood Tubs (8) nested Pit and Cross-cut Saws Stamped Gold Dishes Kerosene Oil Tinware Do Lnmps, good assortment Zinc (5 cwt ca c ks) Turpentine Iron. Tin, and Wood Buckets • , Raw and Boiled Oil Nails, all sorts Table and Pock:-t ... Cutlery CoalTaT_ . DEE-STREET, OPPOSITE DON-STKEET, Invercargill. AN S A . L E by the Undersigned — Adelaide Flour, in 200, 1 00 and 50-lb bags Tasnmnian Flour, in 200 and 50-lb bags Mauritius sugar Tens London and Colonial Company's ale and stout, in bulk and bottle llennessev~B nnd Martelle's brandies in bulk and case Kirkliston whisky, in bulk and case Geneva Ports and sherries Butter Sardines Oilmens' stores Blankets, millers' moles Chaff cutters, oat crushers &c, &<.:, &c. DALGKTY, RATTRAY &, CO. ON PALE, at the Store of the Undersigned, at. the Lowest Market i>ri<v — Brandies, best brands, in hhds, qr-casks and cases Whisky, do do, in qr casks and cases Rum, WI, 30 o p Geneva, JDKZ, and others, in four-gallon cases Old Tom, Sir Robert Burnett's patent glass stoppers Wolff's schnapps in pints Port wine and Sherry, claret and champagne Victoria Company's sugar Dried apples in half-barrels Salmon and lobsters, in 1-lb tins Vinegar, in hhds, qr-casks and cases Mixed, and all spices Day and Martins blacking Oatmeal and French chocolate Genuine Havana and Swiss c'gnrs Vestas, Bell and Bl^tcs, Lclchford and Palmer's, 250, 500, and 1000 in japanned boxes, 100 plaid oxes Corrugated iron, 6, 7 and 8 feet Iron bedsteads single &doublc,iron stretchers Large pier glasses, gilt frames Do d j, rosewood and maple Office chairs, tumblers, &c., &c. HENRY GOLDSCHMI DT and CO., Dee street, Tnvercargill, Nest to Messrs Carey and Gillcs, AN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: — PRODUCE. Flour (Adelaide Brands) in 50, .100 and 200' b bags Oatmenl do in 1!, 28 and sClb bugs O.its, Colonial, 5000 bushels M lize, whole and cracked Gram, do do -Bran, Hay and Chaff 'PROVISIONS. Buttrr, V.D.L. and Adelaide Do. Double Rose Cork (new in cloth) Cheese, English and Dunlop B^eon and Uarns, Sinclair's and Ooey's Do. colonial rolled, Smith's Beef (new cure, in tierces), do Do. Hams (boiled and raw), do Pigs Cheeks, smoked GROCERIES. Tea, fine quality R'.i^ar, refined and white D>.- Mauritius yellow OoflVe in 1, 2 anr~ 71b tins Raisin?, Muscatel and C.ipo Currants, new Dried Apples Pus Lemon Peel Pickles Sauces Tjbacco. &c, #0. THOMAS BRUNI'ON & Co. ■p O R SALE NOW L A N D I N G, "EX PROSPECTOR, (The first vessel direct from Britain.) Cheddar Cheese, Sinclair's Bacon Butter. Irish fork 0.-tlmpal, jjreen and split Peas, Pearl Barley Red II 'l-rin^s, Taylor's Soap Sugar. Treacle, Tea Sperm Car if ')i\«. preserved green Peas Clot lii n •*. Hosiery Boots atid Shoes — Whiting Manilla "Rope, Hemp R.>pri Engine Packing, I'lough Reins Canvass, Blocks, Twino "Fartlicnwore Fire B-icks auk Fire Clay Sash Weights Black's Si-arlcs and Shovrls Bir and Rorl Iron, Cast, Steel Crab Winches, Cart Wheels and Axles 3 JJushel Hags, Wool Pucks HAY BROTHERS, Tay Street. RIVERTON. WHITTINGHAM BROTHERS, have always VY on hand a large assortment of— Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongery Blankets, S-'t Caliuo, Mens' Clothing, &c, SPIRITS. Brandies — Hennessy's, Martell's, in bulk and case Whiskey — Kirkliston, in bulk and case Old Tom— Burnett's do Geneva — JDKZ and others Rum-~»Best Jamaica WINES. Port, Sherry, and Ginger, bulk and case A good assortment of Cordials and Bitters ALE. Bulk and Bottled, best brands A good supply of Horse Feed always on hand. ■WHITIINGHAM BUOTBEHS. : Havelock -street, Riverton. 0N : 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 j> rime' beef. HENDERSON, BON AR and CO ., Corner of Esk and Kelvin Streets.