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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 July 1864, Page 1

Business Notices. THE RED BOOT ! TAY-STREET, INVERCARGILL. JOHN KINGSLAND begs to call attention to the undermentioned Seasonable Goods now ojjenhig, ox Mary Frances and Paria, manufactured expressly for this market, by the celebrated house of Lochore and Sons, Glasgow. QUALITY GUARANTEED. Gentlemen's grain aud lap kuco boots, stout „ clump watertight do., do. „ . Balmoral do., do. „ . spring side, light clump „ toe-caps Ladies' stout Bahnoral walking boots „ light „ patent goloshed „ strong country watertight Maids' „ Balmoral » light „ Children's strong „ » bght „ Youths' stout lace „ calf goloshed, spring side, And the largest assortment in Soutliland of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots, from the best Scotch and English manufacturers. Orders for all kinds of boots promptly executed on the premises, WHOLESALE LEATHER WAREHOUSE. I. BROAD, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Tat-street, T>EGS to announce that he has just received a -*-^ large and varied assortment of Jewellery, English LevGr Watches, in gold and silver cases, American Clocks from 10s. upwards. An nispcction is invited. Tat-street, INVERCARGILL. TO VICTORIAN DIGGERS. DO NOT FORGET, on your return to Melbourne, to buy a suit of Sydney Tweed from RICHARD HENRY COOLING, The promoter of Colonial Industries and Manufactures, Tailor, Laches' Habit Maker, and General Outfitter, 45 and 47 Bourke-street East, (Near the Albion Hotel) MELBOURNE. Samples and instructions for self-measurement forwarded on application. NOTICE. SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. £5000 worth of Ironmongery and Earthenware, at 50 per cent, less than any other Souse in Toivn. TN the Assigned Estate of E. HARGIN & CO.— 1 The whole of the valuable STOCK, comprising — Agricultural implements Extensive assortment of builders' ironmongery Furnishing ironmongery Plated goods Dinner services Breakfast do Tea do A large assortment of Glassware and Vases. The Estate must be realised immediately. I TAY-STREET, next MANING & WHITTON'S. BERR I C K , T^rATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Tat-street (next Police Station), I INVERCARGILL. Watches accurately repaired at the lowest price, and guaranteed for Twelve Months. COLONIAL JEWELLERY Made to Order. I W. BARH AM, ! LONDON HAIR-CUTTING SALOON, Opposite the Post Office, i Dee-street. npHOSE who honor the above Establishment -*- with their patronage will find, not only the most fashionable and becoming modes adopted, but every attention paid that may be conducive to their comfort — in fact For cutting, and dressing, and cleansing the hair, With W. Barham's style few in town can compare ; For being well vers'd m the practical art, I To features he can such improvements impart, That show at » glance what cau really be done. When judgment and Fashion in unison run. ! Nor can it be said less of his taste and liis skill, In making choice wigs which decidedly will Defy the most vigilant scanning to find — H nature or art the light peruke designed. And hence all who value bght wigs and line tresses, May safely confide upon what Babham professes. g3gf* Observe the Address — OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Dee-street, Late of the Burlington Arcade, London. Educational. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, INVERCARGILL. (Near the Junction of Leet and Dee Streets). Conducted by the REV. C. SEARLE. THE above SCHOOL will (D.V.) be OPEN for the reception of Day Pupils and Boarders, on MONDAY, Ilth JULY, 1864. NOT I CI. npHE FEES for the Invercargill School from -*- the next quarter will be as follows : — Reading ' ' 12 shillings per quarter. Reading and Writing ... 15 do. do. Reading, Writing and Arithemetic, 20 shilhngs per quarter. I F. H. GEISOW. | Treasurer of the Invercargill District I School Committee.