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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 53, 1 October 1864, Page 3

Clothiers, &c. ; ' DISSO LUTION OF P ARTNE BSHIP. IN consequence of C. HIGGINSand CO. having determined uponDlSSOLVlNG PARTNERSHIP, they will OFFER, on SAT TJ RDA T, I'st O CTO BEE, And- during the whole of the month, THEIB STOCK OF MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, Amounting to upwards of £3,000, which will bo SACRIFICED IRRESPECTIVE OF COST, In order to effect a LARGE CLEARANCE Prior to the Dissolution. . • C. H. akd CO. desire to call the attention of Gentlemen, Storekeepers, and the Trade in general, that the above Stock is a first-class order of recent purchase, and will be found well assorted, and offered at such price* that will satisfy th« public that it is a aENU I N E CLEARING-OUT SALE. 20 dozen best Aberdeen Sock, Ib. ; •worth 2i. 10 dozen Lambawool Socks, 9d. ; worth Is. 6d. 25 dozen Flannel Shirts, from 4«. 6d. ; worth 6s. 6d. 200 pairs Millers' Moles, 7s. 6d. ; worth 10s. 150 pairs Bedford Cords, 13s. 6d. to 20a. ; worth 20s. to 30s. 50 Heavy Tweed, 12s. 6d. ; worth 18s. 300 pairs Doe Trowsers, 15s. to 20s. ; worth 20s. to 30s. 150 pairs Colonial make, 225. Gd. ; worth 325. 20 best Doe Suits, 70s. ; worth 90s. 70 Colonial make, 70s. ; worth 100s. 25 Heavy Scotch Tweed, 455. ; worth 655. Waterproof Coats, from 205. ; worth 30s. Tweed and Cloth Vesta, from 4s. 6d. About 60 pairs Summer Trowsert, half of original price. Summer Sacks, from 9s. 100 pairs white Blankets, 12a. 6d. ; worth 18s. 6d. 50 pairs white Blankets, 15s. ; worth 255. 50 pairs Gentian Blankets, 14s. 6d. ; worth 20s. 40 pairs Gentian Blanketi, 17s. 6d. ; ■worth 255. Hats and Cap 3 very cheap. Also, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves, Tien, Scarfs, Black and Colored Satin and Silk Squares ; Linen, China, and Corah Handkerchiefs ; Braces, White and Regatta Shirts ; Crimeans, in wool, tweed, cloth, and plush materials ; Scotch Twills, Jumpers, Guernseys, White Linen and Turkish Towels. The Sale will Commence on SATURDAY, Ist OCTOBER, and continue during the wholo of October, at CHRISTOPHER HIG-GINS & CO.'S, DEE -STREET, I Opposite Exchange Build ixgs. 52-64 To Let. TO LET. ASTX-ROOMED HOUSE, in Clyde-street, with or without Furniture. Apply Kerr and Gilchrist, Clyde-street. 48-53 mO LET, FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, lately JL occupied by Mr. L. Moeller. Apply BUTTNER & HALLENSTEIN. 26th Sept., 136 1. 52 tc Educational. NOTICE. rnllE 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 shuling« per quarter. F. H. GEISOW. Treasurer of the Invercargill District 4-tc School Committee. Merchandise. ON S A L E,— Ex Fanny, just arrived, 40 Boxes celebrated " Dingo " brand of Tobacoo 60 Bags fine counter Mauritius Sugar 50 Boxes full and light weight Candies i-Casks of dry Amontilado Sherry 20 Cases Dienhard and Jonson's No. 2 Moselle Martell's Brandy, in bulk ; Schnapps, &c. 48-60 H. T. ROSS, Don-street. 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 Tasmanian) 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 Byass' porter, &c, &c, &c. SPENCE BROTHERS & CO., 2-tc Dee-steeet. f\ S A L E, by the undersigned : — Flour, Adelaide and Tasmanian j Prime Seed Oats, ex Drover Guano do. -■--• — Improved Ploughs; made by Grant, of Melbourne. AKDERBON, MO WAT & OAMTBELIv :