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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 40, 8 February 1864, Page 1

Business Notices. JOHN M. FINDLAY, A CCOUNTANT, HOUSE, ESTATE iL AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Dee-stbeet. (Next the " Southland News " office), lITVEECAH&ItI/. Debts collected and prompt settlements made. MAIR AND GARVEN, /CLOTHIERS AND GENERAL V OUTFITTE'BS, Tat-stbeet, (Next to Mr. Broad^ Jeweller), l3S T VEECABGHiI.. Importers direct from the ScotehiandE'ng^ lish markets* . ; SAMUEL BEAVEN; Impobtkh of Evebt DSacatPTiOKOP Ci EN ERAL AND FURNISHINGj \X IRONMONGERY, " AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, , OILS, COLORS, PAINTS, VARNISHES^ &c, INVEBCAHGII/L. R. C. SPENCER, . , /GENERAL FORWARDING, CARRYVX- fxVG AND COMMISSION AGENT, JIITTi", iNVKBCAIiaiLIi. LIGRTEHVGfE ON itOST: REASOKABLS TEEMS. N.B.. —^All orilun> left at Robortson's Comuofircial.Chanxbersj, Tavrstreet, will be immediately attended to~ SPENCER & CO., (Late Stanford & Co.) J7-EROSENE OIL AND LAMP DEPOT, | i\. Agents for Singer and Co.'s Sewing Machines. Tat-stbeet. DAVID WEBSTER, PAINTER, DECORATOR, GLAZIER, AND Importer of every article in the Trade , DEE-STREET, Oppposite Government Offices. i , . — — A. T. CLAUKE & SONS, WHOLESALK AND RKTALL BUTtJUEBS, Tat RiithET, Invebcakgill SHIPPING SUPPLIED, ' CORNEL^ BEEF ALWAYS READY. FAMILIES WAiTKD UPON J?OB/JUDKKS. ' \\J E have opened a branch of our business ' » . as Wholesale Druggists and Importers of Oilmen's Stores, in Stafford-street, Dunedin, under the style or firm of H. and E. Youngman & Co. YOUNG MAX & Co. Melbourne, Ist July, 1863. | > OBER TS O N a>• i> CO., AUCTIONEERS, HORSE AND CATTLE SALESMEN, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, TAY-STREET, INVERCARGILL. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE & 1-REIGHT PAID WHEN REQUIRED. P. S. — For the convenience of shippers of stock Robertson and Co. have erected yards at Horseshoe Bay, ' Mokomoko, where Cattle, Horses, or Sheep can be yarded, immediately on landing, free of expense. D. M'KENNA, \ UCTIONEER, COMMISSION AND A FORWARDING AGENT, (To all Parts of the Lake District), Kingston, Begs to return his sincere thanks to the commercial community of Inrercargill, Rivertoii, and other places, for the liberal support that has been accorded to him for the past twelve months, in connexion with the above business. Having now obtained an Auctioneer's license, he will be enabled, with more facility, to effect Sales in Kingston or Queentown by Public Auction or Private Contract, and the' confidence hitherto reposed in him shall only serve to renew his eiforts for the benefit of those honoring him with their business. . .. N. B.— No Charge made for receiving anddelivering at Kingston on Goods consigned for sale 'through the above. Observe— The oldest Forwarding Agency on the Lake. N O T I C E. WE have this day disposed of the business carried on by us as Importers and General Merchants, Tay-btreet, Invercargill, to Mr J! H. Mo«es. All parties indebted to the firm will please pay their accounts to our Successor, whose receipt will be a sufficient liquidation. In thanking our customers for their liberal support, we request the same favor for our Successor. . , ' J. S. CLERKE & CO. Witnessed — Thomas M. Clebke. Invercargill, January 25th, 1864. Having this day purchased the business of J. S. Clerk e and Co., I ' as above, I hereby notify that the same will be carried on by me in future under itlie style of J. H. Moses and Co., and request the 'support of those who have hitherto patronised my predecessor. J. H. MOSES.' ' Witnessed — Thomas M. Clebke. - Invercargill,- January 25th, 1864. Money. MONEY TO LEM) in Sums from i>loo to £500, at 12J per cent. Apply to MACJUOJN'ALD and RUSSELL Solicitor, Clyde-street.