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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 59, 15 October 1864, Page 1

Merchandise. ' ARIMA, EROM GLASGOW. TIMBER! TIMBER!! TIMBER!!! NOW LANDING at Bluff Harbor, ex ARIMA, from Glasgow— For SALE, by the undersigned, 40,000 feet, li, 1, I, i, t inch T. and & Scotch-dressed. BOAßDS ; also, a fine parcel of feather-edged WEATHERBOARDS. HENDERSON, BONAR and -CO., * - 47 tc Invercargill and Bluff Harbor. CAMPBELLTOWN STORE, BLUFF HARBOR rtIHE Undersigned has on sale a large STOCK Groceries, Oilmen's Stores Provisions Cabin and Fancy Biscuits Smith's Beef, in tierceß Beef Hams, Tobacco Wines and Spirits, Drapery, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Ironmongery Tinware, Ship Chandlery. , 22-tc ' JAS. WADDEL. ON S A L E,— Ex Fanny, just arrived, 40 Boxes celebrated "Dingo" brand of Tobacoo 60 Bags fine counter Mauritius Sugar 50 Bo\es full and light weight Candles i-Casks of dry Amontilado Sherry > 20 Cases Dienhard and" Jonson'sVNdr S Moselle Martell's^Brandy, in bulk ; Schnapps, &c 48-60 H. T. ROSS, Don-street. CLINTON STEAM SAW-MILLS. ON S " A LB. by the undersigned — T. and G. Flooring, per 100, 20s. T. and G. Lining, per 100, 18s. Weatherboard and Quartering, per 100, 125. Delivered in town afc the above prices. When delivery taken afc the Mill, 2s. Id.- less on 100 feet. Terms Cash. WILLIAM ERASER, CLINTON STEAM SAW-MILLS. 45 74 WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal advance on Wool consigned to them for shipment to their agents, in London and Melbourne. Agent in London— Mr. R. Whittingham. Melbourne— Whittingham Beos., Bond-sfcrecfc. WHITTINGHAM BROS., 47-tc Riverton. . Stock, :&c. rnHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE L O E T V, Four years old, stands seventeen hands, bred by the famed breeder, Mr. Hugh Yallance, of Great Hill, Avondaie, Lanarkshire. Has dam, in 1855, at the Avondaie Farmers' Society's Show, gained the first prize for the draught mares. In 1860, at fche same show, she, with Lofty _afc foot, gained the first prize for the brood mares ; and in 1864 she gained the first prize at the same show for the brood mares also. His sire, Clydesdale Tom, in 1859, at the Lanarkshire Farmers' Society's Show of entires, held at Hamilton, gained the first prize of £40. Lofty, in 1861, at Avondale Farmers' Society's Show, gained the first prize in the one-year olds. In 1862, at the same show, he gained the first prize in the two-year olds, and also fche prize for the best of the horse kind. He likewise gained the first at the Lanarkshire Society's Show, afc Hamilton, and second prize at the Glasgow Agricultural Society's Show, in the two year olds. And in,1863 he gained the second prize in fche three-year olds, at the Highland Agricultural Society's Show, held at Kelso. Lofty will travel m the surrounding districts. To Mr. Wilson's, One-tree Point, on the Mondays ; to Mr. Baggots, Longbush, on the Tuesdays ; Call at Mr. Lind's, Roslyn Bush, Tuesday, mid-day ; stop at the Junction Hotel on Wednesday nights ; stop afc Mr. Grieves, Branxholme, on the Thursday nights ; will be at Chatsworth House from Friday till Monday Mornings. A good paddock for mares, bufc afc the owners risk. Terms — £8 Season to commence on the 10th October. Will travel till the 28th February. For further particulars, apply to Thomas Robinson,' or John Dolson, grobm, 49 61 VINE GROWERS' COMPANY OF COGNAC. JULES DURET, Manages. CAPITAL, 3,000,000 FRANCS. rnHE justly celebrated BRANDIES of this -*- Company, which will be found fully equal in quality to those of any other shipper, may. be had, in bulk and case, from the undersigned, sola agents for Victoria and New Zealand. WHITE BROTHERS & CO., 1-5 a Melbourne. HEELER and WILSON'S LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, for families, and manufacturers, arc vastly superior to all others. As evidence ofthe fact, they were awarded the prize gold medal 'at the Great Exhibition 1862, and at the Paris Exhibition 1861. , These, ma- * chines make the tight lock-stitch—the only one which cannot be ravelled— --with the rotating }io6k — a great improvement on the shuttle, as it'is far more durable, and nofc near so liable to get oufc^of order. Wheeler and Wilson's machines work equally well upon silk, cotton, woollen,- and linen goods, braiding, binding, cording, tucking, * hemming, filling, gathering, seaming, quilting, performihg every species of sewing with a speed of from 1,000 to 12,000 stitches per minute i makes a regular, strong, and beautiful stitch, exactly the same on both sides of the fabric sewed ; is simple in construction, easy of management, and elegant in appearance. At the presenfc REDUCED PRICES ifchere is no excuse for having shuttle machines. Reference given to dressmakers, tailors, and manufacturers of clothing who have had the machines in constant use for years. .- - - Show-rooms, 186 Bourke-street east, up-stairsl Illustrated circulars sent post free. »/ r -; - LONG and Co., sole agents for Australia arid New-Zealand. -'A .;.':.*.;;r,-,, / '. ~'AV' An Agent wanted for Dua-j^m, • .^SS 2