Wool, &c. <T1 HE undersigned are prepared to make libera Cash advances on this, and next years Clip of Wool, ana also on Station Securities generally, MOEISON, LAW & CO Dunedin and Invercargill. HP HE Undersigned are Cash Buyers -of WOOL or will give liberal advances on the same consigned to their friends Messrs Dalgety and Company, in London or' Melbourne. • They are also prepared to make advances on Stock and Stations j and on Stock placed in their hands for sale. ' j Station Stores supplied. DALGETY, EATTEAY & CO. DuneJin and Invercargill. Books, Stationery, &c. BOOKS, STATIONERY, <fee. "J7" EOSE begs to intimate that he has Ee- "*" * moved to his New Premises, at the corner of Tay and Dee streets (opposite the Post Office), with a well-selected STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONEEY, AISO, A CIRCULATING LIBRARY, the largest and most complete in the Province, containing the Monthly Periodicals direct from London. A large selection of Vocal and Instrumental Music received monthly; a good selection of handsomely bound Books, suitable for presents. A large Stock of School Books always on hand. Survey Maps of the Province, Lai^d. Regulations for the Province of Southland bf authority of the Provincial Government. K. R. receives the following Newspapers and Periodicals on arrival of the English Mails : — Illustrate- 3 . London News Punch Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper Reynold's do. Mark Lane Express Spectator Home News ' Bell' Life in London Weekly Despatch Saturday Review "Weeiu ximes Economist AMERICAN : Harper's Illustrated Weekly New York Herald F. Leslie's Illustrated Weekly New York Tribune Boston Statesman MAGAZINES: London Journal] Cassell's Journal Baily's Magazine Chambers' Journal Englishman's Magazine Ladies' Gazette Mechanics' Magazine London Society Family Herald All in.) Year Round Black rood's Magazine Cornhill Magazine Le Follet Gazette of Fashion Good Words Once a- Week Reynold's Miscellany Art Journal Macmillan's Magazine Temple Har Magazine Harper's Magazine. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK. TNO. MUNEO begß leave to intimate that his ** NEW GOODS Have arrived, and are now opened out for inspection. THE FRESH STOCK Will be found to contain the BEST WORKS BY STANDARD AUTHORS, j In every class of British Literature j Also, FANCY GOODS, ALBUMS, &c, AND STATIONERY, ■ Have been selected suitable for the requirements of the Province. JNO. MUNRO, Dee-street. N.B. — The oldest established Stationery and Book Warehouse in Southland. QCHOOL BOOKS, Albums, and Family Bibles, just landed, ex s.s. Otago. NEWSPAPERS. The " Irishman, " giving a full account of the Fenian Movement in Ireland. K. ROSE, Bookseller, Corner of Tay and Dee-streets. WE, the undersigned, have on hand for SALESEVERAL DESIRABLE STATION PROPERTIES. MOEISON, LAW & SQUIBES, jjj. i Esk-B<ree\
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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 227, 8 June 1866, Page 1
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426Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 227, 8 June 1866, Page 1
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