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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 30, 9 August 1864, Page 4

Bobert3on & Co.'s Advertisements. [jOBEETSON amd CO., AUCTIONEERS. Account Sales rendered promptly. NOTICE. MR. JOHN ALLAN BEYNON having bocn diachargod from our employ, all persons owing accounts to tho undersigned are requested not to pay any moneys except to ROBERTSON & CO. TO GAEDENEES. rnHE uudersignod have some choice BLUE JL GUM TREES, ready for transplanting. Also, SEEDS, and choice BULBS. Early AshLeaf Kidney POTATOES. ROBERTSON & CO. FAEM OF 50 ACEES FOE SALE. FIFTY Acres of fine Alluvial LAND, fenced in cleared, and free from flax, with the exception of about 4£ acres of Good Bush ; three miles from town, with 10 or 12 chains facing the Dunedin Road. TERMS EASY. ROBERTSON AND CO., Auctioneers. M. Mendoza's Advertisements. MMENDOZA begs to inform his numerous . friends, the Merchants and inhabitants of Invercargill and of the Province of Southland, that he is now prepared to effect Sales of General Merchandise, Household Furniture and Effects, House and Landed Property, Stations, Stocks, &c, by Public Auction. Having had upwards of twenty years' experience, he hopesto obtain a fair share of public patronage. Liberal Cash advances will be made upon all property entrusted to him for bondjtde sale DEE-STREET, Nbxt Princess Hotel. Calder, Blacklock and Co.'s Adverts. rr\ H E Undersigned have for SALE — 1 Tea, in chests, halves, and boxes Sugar N brown and white crystals Soap aud oilmen's stores Oatmeal and rice Candles, full and light weights Mart-ell's, Henncssy's, and Renault's brandy, in bulk and case May whisky, in bulk and caso Ale "and porter, in bottle and hhdß. Galvanized corrugated iron Flooring, lining, and weatherboards &c, &c, &c. CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. FOR SALE Sulphur — Sheepwash tobacco, plug and leaf. CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. Seeds and Plants. TEEES, SHRUBS, AND FLOWERING PLANTS. pLEAYE, WILLIAMS & CO. beg to draw \J the attention of their various up-country and town friends to the extensive and varied assortment of the above, just to hand per " Lsonidas " and " Union," carefully selected by themselves personally, to suit particularly the Southland climate, as follows : — Fbuit Trees. — Apples, (warrantedclean), Pears, Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Currants, white, red, and black ; Gooseberries, Mulberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Filberts, and common Nuts. Fokest Trees. — Oaks, Elms, Beech, Ash, Sycamore, Walnuts, Chesnutß, Limes, Scotch and other Firs. Shrubs. — Laurel (common), Portugal, Holly and Bay, Laurel Tinus, 4 varieties ; Elder, Laburnum, 2 varieties ; Lilac, 2 varieties ; Myrtle,Arbutus or Strawberry tree, Weeping Willow, Cypress, 6 varieties. FxoTVEsiNa Plasts. — Dahlias 40 varieties Hollyhocks in varieties, Picotees and Carnations, &c., Roses 60 varieties, Jessamines in varieties, Double Violets, Polyanthus, Forget-me-not, and Bulbs in great variety. Miscellaneous. — Sea-kail roots, Asparagus do., Artichokes, Rhnbivrb, Seed Potatoes, Ashleaf Fiuck, Lapstone aud Sumner, Nonsuch and Hundredfold. 50,000 2-TEAR OLD QUICKS. CLEAVE, WILLIAMS akd Co., Wholesale and Retail Nttesebyiieu: axd Seedsmen, Dee-street (opposite Exchange Buildings). SEEDS ! SEEDS ! ! SEEDS ! ! ! AGRICULTURAL A>T) VEGETABLE, FACETS PERENNIAL RYE GRASS English do. Oat do. Italian do. Cocksfoot do. Mixed Grasses for Lawns and Meadows, &e., &o. CLOVERS AND COW GRASSES, In variety. VEGETABLE SEEDS, Vmious 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 COOPEE and. CO., Wholesale axd Retail SEEDSMEN, FRUITERERS, Etc., etc, Corner of Lowther Arcade and Tay-street. N.B. — The trade supplied. Country orders will meet with immediate and careful attention. Catalogues forwarded on application. GUANO. GUANO. GUANO. ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PHOSPHATIC GUANO COMPANY. BIRD ISLAND GUANO (Polvnesian Group, South Sea Islands), £10 10s. per ton, in Invercargill. This highly valuablo r.:anure contains an average of 70 per cent, of phosphate of lime, and no sand; is now offered to the agricul tTirista at the above low price, being the 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 guano3 by its extraordinary durability. Testimonials on hand from Tasmania prove the BIRD ISLAND GUANO to last over rHREE YEARS in the soil. Samples, analysis, testimonials, and all other information respecting the above can be obtained it CLEAVE, WILLIAMS & CO., Seedsmen, ?ole Agents for Southland, Dee and Taj Street*, InTercargilL