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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 6, 14 June 1864, Page 4

Merchandise, ~ D E E-S T R'EE T. . ■ TJ. WHITE has on Sale, the undermentioned a Goods:—- ,f. . •;■*, TEA, SUGAR, y '- ' RICE, y PICKLES; FRUITS and JAMS, SPIRITS, WINES, &c. T. J. WHITE, Dee-street. Noxt door to Carey & Gilles.' ON SALE, at the Stores' of thb Uridorsigned, the largest STOCK m Southland of— GROCERIES, "WINES, SPIRITS, TOBACCO, AND PROVISIONS. "-■■■'■• Also, 30 tons galvanized' iron, 6, 7, arid 8-feet lengths GO tons Victorian potatoes ' '.' 70 tons- flour (Adelaide and Tasmanian) 200 bags oats (Colonial arid Danish) 100 bags English malt 10 tons butter (Colonial and Cork) Hams and bacon — Sinclair's, York, Campbell, Waring, and Limerick 70 cases boots (Enghsh and American) 30 hhds. and 74 casks port wine, 3 years old 40 hhds. Joule's ale (new brew) 200 cases Byass' porter, Sec, &c, &c. SPENCE BROTHERS & CO., Dee-sreet. T7<X MARY, FRANCIS, AND PARIA— OATMEAL LOCHFINE HERRINGS IRISH BUTTER PEARL BARLEY &c, &c., &c. ON SALE AT SMITH, DALRYMPLE, & CO., I Wholesale Storekeepers and Bonded Warehouseman, j DEE-STREET. TTiOR SALE, at Mr. WILLTAM FRASER'S iz Timber Yard, Spoy-street (two minutes' walk from Button's Brewery) — 20,000 FEET TIMBER, Suitable for all purposes, at most reduced prices, viz. : — Weather Boarding, per hundred feet, 12s. Scantling do do 12s. Native white pine flooring, G. and T., 20s. 1-inch, li inch, 12 to 18 inches, broad wliite pine Shelving, lGs. Half-inch lining, 10s. N.tt. — Orders will also bo taken for fencing, 2 nnd 4 bars, morticed and fitted. Mr. John Graham will be in attendance at tho Timber Yard during the week, from 9 o'clock to 5. Hotels ancl Restaurants. GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, SI'EV-STREET. r BiIIE PROPRIETOR of this favorite and old I established Ilostelrie. M. M'LEAN, assures all friends and customers (both old and new) of a hearty welcome and the best of all tho good things to be obtained at moderate prices. Splendid COLONIAL ALE, Go. per PINT. GLOBE HOTEL, TAY-STR KET, IN VER CA R G ILL. Pbopribtob— J. R. CHRISTIE. Manager— E. HARGIN. T>HE PROPRIETOR begs to announco to his friends, settlers, and tho public of tho surrounding district, that ho has tliis day OPENED his HOTEL, and placed the samo under the able management of Mb. E. HARGIN, so well and favorably known to tho inhabitants of this town, and whoso name alone is suflicient to guarantee for the Hotel a firstclass reputation for Comfort, Good Liquors, Civility, and Moderato Charges. Invereargill, Juno 2nd. I^G3. S I M M O In D S ' ROYAL TEMPERANCE HOTEL, ESK-STREET, (Near Cricket Ground.) ROSE OF DENMARK HOTEL, Opposite the Cejietebt, DUNEDIN ROAD, F. A. VO N IT AMM ER, PROPRIETOR. CALEDONIAN PRIVATE HOTEL, DEVERON-STREET. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, combined with moderate charges. JOHN A. CARR, PROPRIETOR. ALHAMBRA HOTEL, (Next to Beaven's Buildings), Kelvin-street, INVERCARGILL. 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, arc always to be found at the ALHA MB R A HOTEL. ALHAMBRA CAFE, (Next Beaven's Buildings), Kelvin-stbeet. THE PROPRIETOR begs to inform liis Friends, the Public, and the Country Settlers, that he is now devoting all his time to the Cafe Department of his Establishment, and ventures to .affirm that he produces a BILL OF FARE AtpresentUNEQUALLEDinINVERCARGILL. pLASGOW. RES TAURAN T, . CiXDE-STBEET. MEALS ',-. AT ALL HQHRS. i , Good Beds, Is. per Night. '■' ; W. HUNTER, Proprietor,.: ; T j