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Southland Times, Volume VII, Issue 524, 23 July 1866, Page 1

For Sale. QOEN SACKS CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. qILK DRESSED ADELAIDE FLOUR CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. WE, the undersigned, have on hand for SALESEVERAL DESIRABLE STATION PEOPEETIES. MORISON, LAW & SQUIRES, Esk-ntreet. SPLENDID OPPOETUNITY. T7OR SALE OR LEASE, a fine Farm, conV. taining 500 acres of excellent, land, situated within 4 miles of Invercargill, well drained, fenced, and 50 acres under crop, with abundance of timber. Horses, and farming implements to be taken at valuation. A large sum of money having been spent upon this property for improvements, making it a very desirable invest ruent. For particulars, apply to HARE, PRATT, & CO., Dee-street. T^OR SALE,— ' id. OH AC:R:ES of JjAm) near Riverton, admirably adapted for long wooled sheep. Also, about /(AA ACRES in Block 11., Camp belltown Hundred, near to proposed Railway Station. Apply, JAMES HARVEY, Esk-street. TjiOE SALE,— Section 40, Block VIIL, Jacobs' River Hundred, 45 ACRES. Price, £100. Apply to M. INSTONE Riverton. Tj\ O R SAL E,— Fresh Made FLOUR AND OATMEAL COARSE FLOUR POLLARD AND BRAN. HAY BEOTHEES, TAY-STREET. T7l O R SAL E,— Hearthstones, Fire-bricks Fire-clay, Stockholm Tar Cart Wheels and Axles Ploughs and Harrows Fan-mills, Chaff-cutters Horse-works, &c. HAY BEOTHEES, TAY-STREET. INVEECAEaiLL STEAM MILLS, ESK-STREET. TTTHEAT and OATS PURCHASED or Exchanged for Flour and Oatmeal. Maize, Oats, Beans and Malt CRUSHED. Fanners, Threshers, and Horse-powers Made to Order and Repaired. HAY AND CHAFF PRESSED. HAY BEOS. & MENTIPLAY. THE WEEKLY TIMES, A2TD THE SOUTHLAND TIMES. HpHESE Journals combined make a valuable X Daily Issue, and are largely circulated throughout the Provinces of New Zealand and ; the neighboring colonies, Great Britain and Europe. Subscription to Southland Times will c main unchanged, Scale of Adyebtisemestts. . ■ Ist insertion (per inch) 3s. Hollowat's Pills. — Wise Precaution. — The unwholesome vapours and frequent chills derange the animal economy to an immense extent, and permanently undermine the health unless every now and then the blood be purified, the secretions rectified, and the nerves restrung, Holloway's Pills perform these several necessary offices with certainty, safety, and expedition. Old and young robust and feeble, male and* female, will find these Pills an unfailing domestic remedy j not only in slight sicknesses, but also in the more serious and dangerous diseases which, spring from neglect of early symptoms. Yet, under the purifying and oorreting influence of Holloway's inestimable medicine, the appetite improves, the digestion*