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Southland Times, Issue 555, 6 September 1866, Page 1

Public Notices ENTIRELY NEW STOCK. JNO. MUNRO begs leave to intimate that his NEW GOODS Have arrived, and are now opened out for inspection. THE FRESH STOOK Will be found to contain the BEST WORKS BY STANDARD AUTHORS In every class of British Literature ; 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. NOTICE OF EEMOYAL. rpHE Invercargill Savings' Bank has been re- -*- moved to the office of the undersigned, Eskstreet, near Dee-street. - j THOS. BRODRICE, Manager August 9th, 1866. SEED ! SEED !! SEED !!! f\N SALE, to arrive per Danzig, a few tons of prime seel potatoes. GEORGE REESE, Dee- street. [CIRCULAR,] VICTOEIAN BONDED STEAM COFFEE MILLS. EOBERT HAEPEE & CO., BEG to draw the attention of Merchants and the Public to the advantages afforded o purchasers of their CoSees. The goods Leing manufactured in bond, the payment of the double j duty is avoided, and the manufacture being under the inspection of an Officer of H. M. Customs, a guarantee of quality, not hitherto obtainable in the coiiee trade, is secured to customers. This being the £rst and only Bonded' Coffee Works yet established in the Australian Colonies, R. H. & Co. are enabled to supply then* Intercolonial friends with a superior quality, and at a reduction of 2d. per lb. on their former shipping prices. To be had of nearly all Storekeepers in New Zealand. ROBERT HARPER & CO., Coffee and Spice Merchants, 55£ Flinders Lane East, Melbourne. Lost and FoundLOST, A LITTLE BLACK and TAN TERRIER BITCH. Any one bringing the same to the Office of this paper will be rewarded. i . ... j TENDEES 4 RE required before 12 o'clock on Saturday, "^* Bth inst., for Cutting 50 Cords Firewood : 30 Cords 3 ft, 6 in., and 20 Cords 2 ft. 6 in. WILLIAM RUSSELL, Exchange Buildings. TENDEES ! " YKJ~ILL be received until Sth September, for 16 Chains Post and Rail Fencing at Wallacetown Manse ; also, for Sinking a Well. For particulars, apply to JOHN MORTON, Esq., Or to JOHN GRIEVE, Esq. TO THE BEN CR OF MAGISTEATES AT IN TEBCAEGiaL. p ENTLEMAN,— I, DANIEL BRENCHLEY, now residing at the Lime Hills, Winton, do herub- give notice that it is my intention to apply to the Juatk-rs sitting at the Resident Magistrate's Court, to be holden at Invercargiil on the 18th day of September, for a Certificate authorising the issut- of an A ccominoda< ion-house 5 icense for a hou^f situated at t>.e Lime Hills, Wintou, to be caileii the '* Lime -Ujlls Hoiel," < onfuiningsixbedroouis. two sitting-rooms, bar and kitchen, exclusive of those required ior the use of my family with an e%ht«slalled stable. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, DANIEL BSENOHLKY, Hollowas's Pitis. — Wise Precaution, — The unwholesome vapours and frequent chills derange the animal ecoiiomy to an iaimeiise extent, and permanently undermine the hetiitii unless every now and th«n ih« blood bo nitrified, the secrttioiis ?ectilied, arid the licrvoo restnuig. Hollovmy'ts Jills perform tkeso several ijeecssary olßccs with eertaisUy, safety, imd expedition. Old and youny robust and feeble, mate and female, wili find, these Puls vii unfailing duajußtic peaiedv j not culy ir> Bitgufc dgkr.flsaes, but also m tha uaore ieiious t«i<i dangerous which spring flfotti nagie^ yf iiiiii^Mrfc vi i»»eisUWfeWtt