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Houses and Land to Let or Lease FOR LEASE. FVE Splendid Allotment* of 25 feet each frontage to Dee-street, and 66 feet deep, having right of way of Id feet at theb^ck. I Apply to GEORGE HAT EI Y, _ Land Agent and Surveyor. FOR LEASE. ■}•■■ SECTION 13, Block LXXIL, Invercargill, Dee street Section 20, Block VII., Invercargill, Clyde street ' ■' ' ' And part of I Section 2, Block LXVIIL, Iftyercargill, Gala-street. ___. • ;• : ?. ■ >' ■ The attention of parties desirous of excellent business situations is particularly invited to the above : Apply to GEORGE HATELY, Land Agent and Surveyor 27th July, 1863. TO LET, ■ A Well Finished Four-Roomed House situated ix at the east end of Esk street. J. Apply to COCHRAN, GRANGER and BLAfcKWOOD. Deveron street, near Tay street. Stock, Stations, &c. .RIVERTON. WOOL! WOOL!! WOOL! !! TO SQUATTERS AND COUNTRY SETTLERS* TIT HITTING HAM BROTHERS have now completed their Wool Stores, and are prepare I to receive consignments in any quantity, which will meet with their best attention; from the close proximity of their Stores to the jetty, every facility is offered for the shipment, &c. Charges for storing will be such as ca not fail to give satisfaction to all who may favor them ; combined with the advantage of buying stores from the Cheapest House in the Colonies, for which they have long been noted. Places of Business : 7 Bond street, Melbourne; j 12 Princes street, Dunedin ; Queenstown, Lake Wakatip, Dunstan. ._',. Sydney. N.S.W., And at Havelock street, Riverton. _. NOTICE. . I BEG to inform my constituents, and Sot-tiers in this district generally, that' I am a cash buyer of Wool, and will make liberal advances on clips consigned to me for shipment to my correspondents in London, Melbourne, and Sydney. THOS. J. WHITE. Dee street, Invercargill, I 18th December, 1863. T. J. W. begs to inform all Settlers and Shipners of Wool from Invercargill, that he has a Store close to the Jetty, where the wool ean be delivered I'rom their own drays, thus affecting a saving of more than half the cost of cartage from any store in town to the j^tty. NOTICE. i rjTHE Undersigned are Cash Bayers ot Wool or X will rnaka liberal advances on shipments o same consigued to their friends, Messrs aljp»t/ and Company, in London or Melbourne. They also keep in stock all usual Stores required for the supply of stations. ■ DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO., Kelvin street, luvercargil'. And Rattray street, Dunedin. TO WOOL GROWERS. | i WE beg to inform our constituents and settlers in this district generally, ■ that wo are Casl Buyers of Wool, nnd will make liberal advances on clips consigned to us fcr Shipment to out Corresdondents in London or Melbourne. i CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. j Invercargill, November 2nd, 1863. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS AND TALLOW. THE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of the abovenamed produce, or will make liberal advances on shipments ot the same, consigned to their friends for sale in Melbourne or London. AH usual Stores required for the supply of stations kept in stock. : MANING & WHITTON, Tay-street, December, 1863. London Agents — Messrs Redfern, Alexander and Co. Melbourne Agents — Messrs R- Goldsborough and Co. WOOL. NOTICE TO SQUATTERS. fpHE Undersigned is now prepared to receive, J. weigh, mark, and ship this season's clip ot j Wool, at his new premises, Palmerston Btre.t, Riverton, atcurrent rates. j Station Supplies of all kinds on hand at reasonable prices. * D. MUiN'RO. -nORS A L E . f\/\rv Head of Provincial bred Cattle, /C\J\) being a Mixed Herd of about equal Sexes. A number of the Steers are fit for the Butcher. The Cattle are very quiet, and many of the Cows broken to Bail. ROBERT M. COX, At Messrs A. M. M'Neil, Ardlussa, Mataura. IF JOHN DUNCAN who arrived a'fc the Bluff from the Cape of Good Hope by the ship Sir Wm.Eyre, some, months agb, will^commuisiic|te with W. & Gr. Turnbull & CoYjODuaodin, ho will bear of something to his ad vantage. ;

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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 28, 11 January 1864, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 28, 11 January 1864, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 28, 11 January 1864, Page 1

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