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Southland Times, 2 March 1864, Page 3

, v Miscellaiieoxis....... _.. ( ; . SiUXMAKERS, i: ; ; --::;;• .Dee-Street, .. , ,-, .._ ... nsrVEROAUGKELLy^ .■••:■■:/ BEG to- inform Ship Masters and others, that, having on hand a large Stock of Canvas,, they j are prepared to make ; Sails' on the J most 0 reasonable terms. ThimMes and bolt-rope of the best > 'quality always jaxi i hand. ...Tents, .tarpaulins, horse-covers, etc.,; at reduced prices^ ". ' '"-."' '' 12-2-tc '"' vpy AVI D - WEB ST EE^ PAINTER, DECOR-A.TOE, & GLAZIER, ■ j l . DEE-STREET, ' " ! -" ' ; ' .',".V, (Opposite 'Southland Club. "' -.-' ' UMPOKTER OF AND DEALER IN^ • PAPERIIANGINGS ' . ! DECORA TIONS" ■' _, "' ; . ( : WINDOW GLASS GOLD MOVJ, DINGS. • Oils> Paints, Yarnishos, Freholi Polish, and every artiple in the Trade. ,1-2-275,-SOUTHLAND PROYINGIAL BREWEKY, SPEY-STREET, IN V E CARG IL L. CS. B UT T O N AND CO. .. . .MERCHANTS, BREWERS, AND FACTORS, SHIPPING, AND GENERAL AGENTS, Flour, Gram and Colonial Produce of all kinds sold on. Commission. BUTTON'S CELEBRATED SOUTHLAND XXX ALE, IN FIRST-RATE CONDITION. 16-12-to SOUTHLAND CORDIAL COMPANY, Esk-street. HUME' & CO., Manufacturers of iErated Waters and Cordials. Cordials and Liqueurs of every description always on hand. 13-12-te Entire Stock. HP©' STAND FOR THE SEASON, at the Farm, •J. two miles and a half from town, the celebrated thorough-bred horse ' DEFIANCE, ; Defiance is a bright chesnut ; stands l~>h hands high ; short-legged ; and for bone, muscle, and constitution cannot be surpassed. Stood favourite hoi'se for three seasons in South Australia. Sire, the English imported horse Forlorn Hope, well known to have left "the best stock in Australia. Defiance is a full brother to Abdel-Kader, for whom 900 guineas w;is paid in Adelaide, ii-nd the former has alreadyleft the best stock in New Zealand. • . - - . Tlie horse will travel once a fortnight as far' as Half-way Bush and Wallacetown, and a paddock. ' will be 'provided at each place. The particular, days will be given in a future advertisement. All mares delivered at the Albicn Hotel Livery Stables will be ..taken charge of, and sent to' the farm, where a good paddock is provided and st practical man in attendance, but no responsibility in r curved. Tebms — Five Gcixeas. 16-11 — tc. THE Thoi'ough-bretl Entire Horse • ' ' WARL OC X, bred by C. Kearney, Esq ., of Richmond, Tasmania, will Stand this Season at Croydon, Hokanui, from this date to the end of March 1P63, or till fnrther notice. Terms, L 4 4k. Warlock is by Little John, out of Duchess, by Peter Finn, out of Atalanta, by Bolivar, out of Salle, an imported Arab mare ; and has in him, therefore, the best blood in tho Australian Colonies. Proved himself last season a sure foal-getter. 6-11— tc K. HILL. SAUCE. LEA .& PERRINS' Worcestershire Sauce. Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be the only good Sauce, and applicable to erery variety of Dish. Extract of a letter from a medical gentleman at Madras to his brother, at Worcester, May, ISSI. ! " Tell Lea and Perrihs that their Sauce is highly esteemed in India, and is, in my opiniou, the most palatable as well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made.' • : CAUTION. LEA and PERRINS beg to caution the public against spurious imitations of their celebrated Worcester Sauce. L. and P. have discovered that several of the Foreign Markets have been supplied .with Spurious. Imitations, the labels closely resembling those of the genuine Sauce, and in one or more instances the the nameof L. and P. forged. L. and P. will proceed against any owe who may manufacture or vend such imitations, and have mii structed their correspondents in the various parts of the world, "to advise them of any infringement of their rights. v , ASK FOR LEA AND PERRINS 1 SAUCE. V* Sold Wholesale and for Export, by the Proprietors, Worcester ; Messrs Crosse and Black well ; Messrs Barclay and Sons, London ; &c, &c.' ; and by Grocers and Oilmen universally. 25-1-389 S-L Majesty's Letters Patent. HAYES'S • CONCENTRATED SPECIFIC, FOR THE PREVENTION AND CU R E O F SCA B. IN SHE E P.. rpHE PATENTEE of this invaluable Specific' has X r ' ' succeeded, after 'a long series of laborious and costly experiments, in producing a< simple, economical,; and, most effectual jcure fprscah in sheep, superseding altogether the, xise of arsenic, tobacco, and other remedies usually applied. ' ' V •■'•'•■■ This 1 article is 'now 'universally acknowledged *to be the most effectual cure for .scab in sheep and is invaluable its' a ; prevehtative"; r it has- ; ii , -\vonderful effect upon the skin, stimulates; the growtlcfof .the wool, and will .effectually destroy tickf.). No she'epowner should' faij/to dip in Hayes's Specific immediatetyi after 'shearing, and thereby avoid contagion. . The-price is Gd-per lb. | , jThe.official certificate of the. Board of Agriculture ; of Vicloriaf, has' twice' been given in favour ..'of/ this specific, and on the last . occasion on result of ; experiments conducted at the model farm, when Mr HayeS,' ; at the reqitest-pfj, the Board, undertook the i cure of a large flock of, badly diseased ..slieep^ which; .'ha'cVfailefi- to be cured' -by > seven^otlier /preparations. 1 ThleTapplication. was ajcomplete- ssuecessj and.printbd - .copies of. these!. certificates,, as" .well 'sw' 'testimonials-; 'from many of' tlie ! 'principal sheep breeders ' t -of "Vic- i toria are in the hands o£ the general agents,'<''amV. {several sufragents^appointed throughout Australia. ■■ hJ." H. CLOUGrH &,CO. , Melbourne, General' Agents. i 'HENDERSOif/BOITAR, &CO.V tnvereixr'gillv'Agehte,' ! 9-12-288 : I 1":'" ■■'' ".