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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 223, 2 March 1866, Page 1

"WEST COAST TELEGRAPH. OCALE OF CHARGES from any part of the Province of Canterbury : — JOB OEDINABY MESSAGES. 'i v a 2 & s s s .s -g&g Christchurch | 3 $ g 3 g £ to £ o,S <° v ■S ■ I s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Bealey 2 03 65 06 0 7 0 8 610 0 2 6 HoMtika ... 3 05 07 69 010 612 015-'O 4 0 TOB PBESS TELEGBAMS. I j 1! ■ ■§ s s i *i 2 s s s B.J Christchurch % £ § 5 |*§ to fe >& s r s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Bealey 09 16 30 40 11 HoMtika 10 20 40 60 16 Press Messages must contain nothing but what is lona fide intended for publication. Messages of any description from any other Province than Canterbury, vid other lines, will te charged double the above rates. ■ | OFFICE HOURS : Week Days — From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays — From 9 to 10 a.m., and from 5 to 5.30 p.m. ' 1 Messages can be sent at any, other hour, by pre-arrangement, on payment of double rates. I GEORGE BIRD, Provincial Telegraph Manager. Christchurch, Feb. 19, 1866. ProduceTO DAIEYMEN AISTD FARMEBS. TirrE are PURCHASERS of FRESH BUTTER VV GoodProvincial CHEESE and AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE ; and have ON SALE a large and well-selected Stock oi GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE, &c. We provide exceUent STABLING FREE OF CHARGE to our country customers. W. B. SCANDRETT & CO., General Storekepeers, Tay-street, InvercargilL Stock. nnHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE. Q £T A Two and Four Tooth MERINO RAMS. 1 A A Four Tooai to tail mouth MERINO lUU RAMS. A A Two Tooth Fine LEICESTER RAMS. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. Kelvin-street. T?OR" S A L E QAA Cross-bred ' Ram LAMBS, pure *J\J\J Leicester and Merino. iA A Cross-bred Ram LAMBS, pure -*- v V/ 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 RATTRAY and CO. Kelvin-street. HOOD AND CO.'S SOLUBLE SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITION. This preparation, which is well known in Great Britain as a certain CURE for all Skin Diseases of Sheep, is already proved to be the best and cheapest remedy for SCAB 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. Since January, 1864, more than one hundred tonß have left the manufactory in Melbourne — a quantity sufficient to dip, once, upwards of four millions of sheep. The proprietors commend i this fact to the consideration of the Ilockowners of I New Zealand, Testimonials from some of the leading flock* owners in Victoria, Tasmania, and Hew Zealand can be seen on application to StTBMA.N &, OBSEAR. j Agents fw Bouttt^