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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 220, 23 February 1866, Page 1

Bazaars, Soirees, &c. B A Z A A E . A BAZ AA E will be held at Messes. HENDERSON & BONAE'S STOEE, Corner of Esk and Kelvin Streets, ON THUESDAY, Ist MAECH, 1866, And the two following days, II AID OP THE FUNDS OP THE •CHUECI OF ENGLA3S T D. The Doors will be open during the day from Two to Four o'clock ; in the Evening from Seven to Ten. In the Evening, there will also be VOCAL and INSTEUMENTAL MUSIC. Admission-— One Shilling. S O IE E E . rnHE ANNUAL CONGEEGATIONAL X MEETING of the Presbyterian Church, Invercargill, will be held in the Mechanics' Institute, on TUESDAY, the 27th inst. Tea on the Table at half-past Six o'clock. TICKET 3, 2s. EACH. Childeen Halp-pbice, , (To be had at the Booksellers.) On Sale. ~ [.■■■• f\ N S A L E — American Scjthe Handles, Aberdeen Scjthe Handles, American Cradle Scythes, American Eakes and Hay Forks, Eeaping Hooks and Sickles, American Fan Mills, ' Spun Yarn for securing thatch, Spades, Shovels, and Manure Forks. _____ HAY BEOTHEB3. Stock. HALF-LEICESTEE EAMS. fjf\ HALF-LEICESTEE EAM LAMBS, • selected out of many hundreds; bred from Mr. Hunter's Leicesters, of Oamaru. Delivery end of March -next. Ernie Dale, Eiverton. January 20th, 1866. rpHE UNDEESIGJS'ED HAVE FOE. SALE. Q E?C\ Two and Four Tooth MEEINO EAMS. 1 AA Four Tooth to full mouth MEEINO ±\}\J EAMS. At\ Two Tooth Fine LEICESTEE EAMS. DALGETY, EATTEAY & CO. Kelvin-street. Tp O E SALE, OArv Cross-bred Earn LA.MBS, pure UV^J Leicester and Merino. -| AA Cross-bred Earn LAMBS, pura -*- " " Cheviot and Merino. Deliverable in March. For paddocks or high country this class of sheep is very suitable. At the New Zealand Exhibition, the wool from this stock was highly commended. DALGETY EATTEAY and CO. B^lvin-street. HOOD AND CO.'S SOLUBLE SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITION. This preparation, which is well known in Great Britain as a certain CUEE for all Skin Diseases of Sheep, is already proved to be the best and cheapest remedy for rfCAU yet offered in these Colonies. It does not stain or injure the Wool, like most other remedies. It increases the growth and .weight, and improves the quality of the fleece. Sheep can be cured by this preparation for One Penny per head. Full particulars may be obtained from " Hood's Monthly Manual," which may be obtained from, or will be posted regularly, free of expense, on application to the undersigned. fciince January, 1864, more than one hundred tons have left the manufactory in Melbourne — a quantity sufficient to dip, once, upwards of four millions of sheep. The proprietors commend this iact to the consideration of the flockowners of • New Zealand. Testimonials from some of the leading flockowners in Victoria, Tasmania, and New Zealand, can be seen on application to SUEMAN &. CEEEAE. Agents for Southland. BUEEOW'S GLASSES for the opera, field, camp, and sea ; unsurpassed for brilliancy and power. Equal to any other Binoculars at double the price. Larger size and power, £6 6s ; smaller, £3 13s 6J (sling cases) ; in aluminium, incredibly light, 10 and 11 Gui.i^as. HIGH-POWEE EIFLE TELESCOPES, As used at the National Eifle Association Meeting, Three, Fhe, Six, and Nine Guineas each. Naval, Deer-Stalking, and Eeconnoitering Telescopes, best quality, Two, Four, and six Guineas each. Opinions op the English Peess, Athenffium. — "The Malvern Glass must be valuable to any man." Illustrated London News. — "Admirably adap- . ted for deer-etalkers, yachtsmen, and sportsmen." Bell's Life. — " Best binocular telsecope yet invented." Field. — " Most compact, .accurate and power* fuL" " • . Army and Navy Gazette. — "One of the beet." . Volunteer Service Gazette,— " Beautifully ■ Unissued binoculars." Gentlemen, in order to save delay, (should en« close remittance. AddresB — W. and J, Burrotr, Malvern, Eng« land. Cautiok. — Messrs BiTBBbTV do not guaranteei the qustlity of any glares, that fto, not fce&* ftci*