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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 29, 6 August 1864, Page 3

nEHffIS, SHBXJBS, AND, P&0W1& .■■^■■■^■-/ > " : 'm& PLANTS, :. CLEAVE, WILLIAMS & CO. beg to &aw the attention of tholr various up-oountr^ and fcowa frion&s to the eitanflivs and vavlodsiflortmint of tha abovo, justto hand pe* "3JoaaJ» d»" and "Tfotan," wofally solootad by thorn. eelfßSpo?JonaUy. to suit pa^loularl7 th» Southland efimftto, as Mow i*- ........ : „■ Ohei'rlcsi JPlujiis, Ptiaokos, OtUfants, whttfl) Mdj ntid black ) GdOftobei^os, Mulbotrlsj, Blwkbs^eSj SAipbsiTioß, Gilberts, dud oommon Souks'? Trses,— Oaks, 351»9, Beooh, Ash, Syeattoi-a, Wftlautß, Ohes&ufy&ffiOii Scotch *nd \ bthw-S^M, ■■■' il ' f ? ■"'■' '■ '"•'". Sebtob,— Laurel (oommonJ.PortugaliHollyttnd Bayi Laurel Thus, 4 varieties j Elder/ Laburnum, S varletlea.) Lilao, 2 varieties j Myrtl©/ Arbutus oj? Strawberyy tree, Weeping Willow, defies, & rarioties. Tftjovnanvsa Pulnts.— Dahlias 40 variatiea Hollyhocks in varieties, Picotees and Carnations, &0., Roses 10 varieties, Jessamines in varieties, Double Violets, Polyanthus, Forget-me-not, and Bulbs in great variety. , : ; • MisoEUiAKEOTrs.— Sea-tail roots, Asparagus do., Artichokes, Rhubarb, : Seed 5 Potatoes, Ashleaf Huek, Lapstone aud Sumner, Nonsuch and Hundredfold. 60,000 2-YEAR OLD QUICKS. CLEAVE, WILLIAMS and Co., Wholbbais and Retail Nitbsebtmbk and SEBDaMEN", Dee-street (opposite Exchange Buildings). SEEDS ! SEEDS ! ! SEEDS ! ! ! AGRICULTURAL ■ AND YEaETABLE, PACEY'S PERENNIAL RYE G-RASS English do. Oat do. ! Italian do. Cocksfoot do. Mixed Grasses for Lawns and Meadows, &c, <te. CLOVERS ASD COW G-RASSES, In variety. YEGET A.B L E SEEDS, Various and Select. RHUBARB Roots and Seeds. EARLY SEED POTATOES. The whole have been selected for their special adaptation to the soil and climate of Southland. JAMES COOPER and CO., WHOI/ESAI.E AND P.ETAH. SEEDSMEN, FRUITERERS, Etc., etc, Corner of Lowther A rcade and Tay-street. N.B. — The trade supplied. Country orders will meet with immediate and careful attention. Catalogues forwarded on application. Hotels and Restaurants. ALBION HOTEL, i DEE-STREET, INVER CAR &ILL. WILLIAM A. LIND respectfully informs his friends, the old settlers, and the public generally, that he has BE-OPENED the above HOTEL, and trusts, by strict attention to business and the wants of his customers, to merit a share of their support. Extensive alterations have been made, and the Hotel newly furnished throughout. W. A. L. having secured the services of a firstclass French Cook, can confidentially offer a bill of faro unequalled by any in Invercargill. Breakfasts from Bto 10 o'clock ; dinners, from 1 to 3 o'clock; teas, from 6 to 8 o'clock every kay. First-class beds from Is. to 2s. per night. First-class Stabling attached to the Hotel, and are under the management of an experienced ostler. Livery, Bs. ; baits, 2s. 6. The Wines, Spirits, and Beer are of the first brandß only. SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL AND CAFE, Corner of DON AND DEE STREETS, lATE WATSON'S HOTEL. JOHN WRIGHT BEGrS to inform the Public and his Friends generally, that he has OPENED the above Old Established HOTEL under the above name, and trusts, by his well-known attention to the requirements and wishes of his Customers, to ensure their continued Patronage. THE TABLE AND BED-ROOMS Are unequalled in Invercargill. JOHN WRIGHT, PROPRIETOR. ■■ CLARENDON HOTEL, COBNEB OF ESK AND KELVIN StBEETS. DAVID WEBSTER begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that at the above Hotel every requisite and comfort can _be obtained. The Ale and Spirit Department are carefully stocked, and every attention shown to the requirements of his customers. Lunch on the Table daily, at One o'Clock. D. WEBSTER, Proprietor. pRINCE oi WALES HOTEL *- DEE-STREET, IN VJER CAR GILL. J. G. HUGHES, Peopeietoe. AT THE GLASGOW RESTAURANT, -CLYDE-STREET, YOU will always find Breakfasts ready from Seven o'clock until Ten. ( . , Dinners from Twelve till Three. Tea from Fve till Seven. , CLEAN, WELL- AIRED BEDS With Charges to meet the times. NEW YORK DINING ROOMS, ESK-STREET. H. HICKS, Peopbietob. . HH be»s to return his thanks for the ampl» . patronage hitherto afforded him, and to assure tile Public that his motto is still " A Firstclass Table and Accommodation" at charges to suit the times. I •- - J Travellers ai» always assured of accommodation.