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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 32, 13 August 1864, Page 1

i - Ajxvussjme&is. TH B A * » » »otlL '. THIS (SATUKDAT) EVENINO', ' , Tmt Appearance of the Great Spectral Illusion of THE OHOST. With the Drama of BATMON D AN DA &O.S, . ;.■_;,'. Lectures. : ): ■'■ THE FIRST OF A MONTHLY SERIES OF LECTURES, ON the "LIFE OF THE APOSTLE PAUL,' will (D.V.) be given TO-MORROW, SUNDAY EVENING, The 14th instant, at ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Subject — " The Influence or Education." " The Student at- the feet of Gf-amaliel." Service Commences* at .Half-past Six o'Clock. EVENING LECTURES. _• ADMISSION FREE. To be delivered alternately at the Scots' Church, Tay-street, and St. Paul's School-room. Tuesday, August 16. — Mr. A. BONAR. " Savings' Baiiks." Tuesday, August 23.— Dr. DECK. ' Oxygen, as an Active Agent." — Illustrated by experiments. Contributions towards the defrayment of expenses, and in aid of the Eree Library Fund, will bo received at the close of each Lecture. The Programme of Lectures will bo published Monthly. Other arrangements will be announced in the papers of Monday and Tuesday. THOS. L. BRIG-HT, Hon. Secy. July 29, 1864. Seeds arid Plants. TREES, SHRUBS, AND FLOWERING PLANTS. f\ LEAVE, 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 " Leonidas " and " Union," carefully selected by themselves personally, to suit particularly the Southland climate, as follows : — Feuit Trees. — Apples, (warrantedclean), Pears, Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Currants, white, red, and black ; Gooseberries, Mulberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Filberts, aud common Nuts. Forest Trees. — Oaks, Elms, Beech, Ash, Sycamore, Walnut 3, Chesiluts, Limes, Scotch and other Firs. Shr i*bs. — Laurel (common) , Portugal, Holly and Bay, Laurel Tinus, i varieties ; Elder, Laburnum, 2 varieties ; Lilac, 2 varieties ; Myrtle, Arbutus or Strawberry tree, Weeping Willow, Cypress, 6 varieties. Flowering- Plants. — Dahlias 40 varieties Hollyhocks in varieties, Picotecs 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, Rhubarb, Seed Potatoes, Ashleaf Fiuck, Lapstonc aud Simmer, Nonsuch and Hundredfold. 50,000 2- YEAR OLD QUICKS. CLEAVE, WILLIAMS josn Co., Wholesale and Retail Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Dee-street (opposite Exchange Buildings). SEEDS ! SEEDS ! ! SEEDS ! ! ! A.G BICULTURAL AND VEGETABLE, IJACEY'S PERENNIAL RYE GRASS Jl English do. Oat do. , Italian do. Cocksfoot do. Mixed Grasses for Lawns and Meadows, &c, &c. CLOVERS AND COW GRASSES, In variety. VEGETABLE 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 _.3td CO. Wholesale and Retail SEEDSMEN, FRUITERERS, ■ Etc., cxc, 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. THE " SOUTHLAND TIMES" i j IS PUBLISHED EVERY | TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AISTD SATURDAY, AT THE HEADOF F I C E , ESK-STREET, iNVEItCARG-11/I;, (Between Dee-street and the Railway Station.) rtiHIS JOURNAL is largely circulated throughX out Now Zealand, Victoria," Nitt South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, r la mania, and Great Britain, and as an Advertising medium offer 3 peculiar advantages to Merchants, Traders and others. SCALE FOR ADVERTISING: First insertion, per inch ... 3s Od ; Each subsequent insertion, .of. the same Advertisement, per inch Is fid Where Advertisements arc sent in for One, Two, or Three Months, a liberal discount is allowed