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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 229, 16 March 1866, Page 2

WELLESLEY HAY, CORN, AND GENERAL STORE, GREAT NORTH ROAD. OARLETT S. NYE, informs his customers and -^ the pubh'e generally, that he has this da disposed of the above named business to MESSES THOS. S. SO YDS & CO., And, while thanking them for the liberal patronage he has hitherto received, respectfully solicits a continuance of the same on behalf of his successors. THOS. S. ROYDS & Co., in succeeding to the above bnsiness announce that they are prepared to supply their patrons with Hay, Corn, and Chaff of the best quality at the lowest market rates, and that the Stock of General Stores will be of superior description, and always on sale at Invercargill prices. Maize, Barley, &c, crushed in any quantity on reasonable terms at the shortest notice. It is requested that all outstanding accounts in connection with the above concern up to the undermentioned date be immediately paid to B. S. NYE who will also discharge all sums due by him so soon as their correctness is ascertained. LIME ! • LIME !! LIME !!! ~~ ! Tji O R SALE:— At Puni Creek Lime Shed, per bag ; or at the Winton lime Works at Is. 6d. per bushel. WANTED CARTERS to call for backloading. { . BANK HOLIDAY. TN consequence of the English Mail closing on the 17th inst, (St Patricks Day,) the Banks will not CLOSE on that day ; but in lieu thereof will observe Monday, the 19th February, as a HOLIDAY.