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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 1, 2 June 1864, Page 4

Books, Stationery, &c. k EL .MOEKISON & CO., , ' BOQAKSELLEBS, .STATIONERS, I « ANDREWS AG-ENTSi - HA.VB-0N SAIiE A JiAIIGE STOCK Or — 1 NOVELS, STANDARD^ WORKS,' AND GENERAL LITERATURE, t, Children's Books,* School Books, Song Books, Bibles, Prayer and Church Service*, ' Wesley's Hymns, Congregational Hymn Books, Garden of the Soul, Ac, In Plain and Elegant Binding. ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Minute Books, Bill Books, MS. Books, Metallic "and other Memorandum Books, Ac., Ac, in every style. COPYING, PRESSES, Copying Books and Paper,*- Damping Panajmd Brushes. INKSTANDS, -4 INVOICE FILES, Mucilage, Elastic Bands, Ever-pointed Pencils, Gillott's Pens and 'Swan Quills, Penholders, Purses, Ink Erasers, &0., &0., in great variety. CREAM LAID NOTE AND LETTER PAPER, Foolscap, Brief ' Paper, Leaso Paper, Printing Demy, Folio Post, Slc ' ENVELOPES, Cream Laid, Blue Laid, Buff and Official Acceptance and Promissory Noto Porms, Bills of Lading, Rafllo Forms, Customs' Forms, Illustrated Letter Paper, Carters' Forms, Cargo Books, Ac. HOME NEWS, ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Reynold's, Bell's Life in London, Times, Evening Mail, Dublin Warder, Nation, Londonderry Standard, Scotsman, Glasgow Saturday Post, Liverpool Albion and Mercury, Manchester Weekly Times, and tho Provincial, French, German, and Italian Papers on the arrival of every Mail from Europe. CORNHILL MAGAZINE, TEMPLE BAR, AU-the-Yoar Round, Once-a-Week, Sixpenny Magazine, London Journal, Family Herald, Reynold's Miscellany, Fashion Books, Bontley's Magazine, The Banker, Blackwood, Fraser, Macmillan, Art Journal ; Quarterly, Edinburgh, and Westminster Reviews, received by the English Mail, and forwarded to any address. POSTAGE STAMPS. Country Storekeepers arid Nevis Agents Supplied Agents for the SouthulNd Times, Canterbury Press, Geelong Advertiser, Dunstan News, Ac, Ac., Ac Godnbr or Princes and Manse Streets, "OTAGO DAILY TIMES" AGENCY OFFICE, D U N E DIN. Hotels and Restaurants. CLAEENDON HOTEL, Coeneb or Esk akd Kblvis Stebbts, INVERCARGILL. ANDREW MOIR, Pbopbibtob. AM Beg*j to inform his patronß and tho pub- • he, that ho has jußt completed tho above Hotel, and having fitted it up with every attention to the comfort and convenience of lub customers, ho is now prepared to accommodate a limited number of gentlemen. CLARENDON HOTEL, Corner of Esk-and Kelvin Streots. CALEDONIAN PEIVATE HOTEL, DEVERON-STREET.' EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, combined with moderate charges* JOHN A. CARR, PROPRIETOR. ALHAMBEA HOTEL, {Neat to Beaven* s Bnildings), J_E-VIS-STB_KT, INVERCARG-ILL. « THE PROPRIETOR, in returning thanks for past favors, begs to inform the Inhabitants of Invercargill, and his country friends, that Civility, a Good Table, and Comfortable Quarters, are always to ho found at the ALHAMBRA HOTEL. ALHAMBEA CAFE, {Next Beaven' _ Buildings) , Kelvtn-stbebt. THE PROPRIETOR begs to inform his Friends, tho Public, and the Country Settlers, that ho is now-devoting all .his time -to the Cafe Department of his Establishment, and ventures to affirm that he produces a BILL OF FARE AtpresentUNEQUALLED inINVEROARGLtIi. -GLOBE HOTEL, TAY-STREETj INVERCARGILL. Pbopbietob— J. R. CHRISTIE. Mj_f£«_Bß-HEt HARGIN, THE PROPRIETOR begs to announce to his friends, settlers, and tho publio of the surrounding district, jbhat he has this day OPENED his HOTEL, and placed the samo under the able management of Mr.,E. HARGIN, so well and favorably known to tho inhabitants of tbis town, aUd whose name alone is sufficient to guarantee foi tho Hotel a firstclass reputation for Comfort, Good Liquors, Civility, and Moderato Charges. Invercargill, Juno 2nd. 1363.