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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 25, 28 July 1864, Page 4

Hotel for Sale. SPLENDID CHANCE, - TQ CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS, ROYAL HOTEL, FOB SALE, PBIVATB CONTBAOT, TN consequence of business requiring hifl pretence in England, the Proprietor of the above Hotel is prepared to-* TBEAT FOB ITS SALE, OH THB MOST LIBERAL TERMS; The Books will show that during the last Seven Months, a Fir9t-class Business has been done. For Particular?, apply to B. C. SPENCEE, Jetty, Invercargill ; Or, the PROPEIETOE, At Bluff Harbor. Merchandise. CAMPBELLTOWN STOEE, BLUFF HARBOR. THE Undersigned has on sale a large STOCK of— Groceries, Oilmen's Stores Provisions Cabin and Fancy Biscuits Smith's Beef, in tierces Beef Hams, Tobacco Wines and Spirits, Drapery, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Ironmongery Tinware, Ship Chandlery. JAS. WADDEL. rvS SALE, by the undersigned: — Flour, Adelaide and Tasmanian Prime Seed Oats, ex Drover Guano do Improved Ploughs, made by Grant, of Melbourne. ANDERSON, MOWAT & CAMPBELL, Doe-street, near the Post Office. ON SALE, at the Stores of the Undersigned, the largest STOCK in Southland of— GROCERIES, WINES, SPIRITS, TOBACCO, AND PROVISIONS. Also, 30 tons galvanized iron, 6, 7, and 8-feet lengths 60 tons Victorian potatoes 70 tons flour (Adelaide and Tasmania:*) 200 bags oats (Colonial and Danish) 100 bags English malt 10 tons butter (Colonial and Cork) Hams and bacon — Sinclair's, York, Campbell, Waring, and Limerick 70 cases boots (English and American) 30 hhds. and 74 casks port wine, 3 years old 40 hhds. Joule's ale (new brew) 200 cases Byaas' porter, &c, &c, &c. SPENCE BROTHERS & CO., Dee-stebbt. DEE-STREET TJ. WHITE has on Sale, the undementfcied • Goods : — TEA, SUGAR, RICE, PICKLES, FRUITS and JAMS, SPIRITS, WINES, &o. T. J. WHITE I Dee-stbeet. j Next door to Carey & Gilles. GUANO. GTTANO. GUANO. j ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PHOSPHATIC ■ GUANO ' COMPANY. BIRD ISLAND GUANO (Polynesian Group,} South Sea Islands), £10 10s. per ton^ in Invercargill. This highly valuable manure con--1 tains an average of 70 per cent, of phosphate of lime, and no sand ; is now offered to the agriculturists at the above low price, being tha best, known guano in the world. The Bird Island Guano is a very superior manure for cereals and root crops, and highly commendable for the grasses, fruit-trees, and vines ; and is further distinguished above other guanos by its extraordinary durability. Testimonials on hand from Tasmania prove the BIRD ISLAND GUANO to last over, THREE YEARS in the soil. t ! >. Samples,- analysis, testimonials, and all other* information respecting the above can be obtained at ' ■ - ' CLEAVE, WILLIAMS & CO., ,<■ .*j v - Seedsmen, ! Sole Agent? for Southland, Dee and Tay Streets, Invercargill.