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Southland Times, Issue 587, 5 November 1866, Page 1

Public H otices. RARE CHANCE. FOR SALE, THE ROYAL HOTEL, BLUFF HARBOR, situated directly opposite the Jetty and intended Railway Station. Full particulars by applying to R. C. SPENCERJnvercargill, orto Mr LOCKYER, the Proprietor, Bhjff. 25th October, 1866. [CIRCULAR.] rpHE Undersigned desires to intimate that he -*- has commenced business as Land, Estate, and Telegraphic Agent. He will also devote his attention to Mining Matters, and will be prepared to act as Mining Advocate, and attend the Warden's Courts throughout the Province. The Undersigned, wbuld desire to state that from his long experience in business in Victoria and New Zealand, he will be prepared to dilijrently execute commissions with which he may be 'avored in any of the above capacities. With regard to the Telegraphic branch, I arrangements have been entered into wiih agents throughout the different Provinces and in Australia, who are well acquainted with mercantile and shipping business, and who will act in conjunction with the undersigned, in transmitting information, executing commissions, or making inquiries relative to the state of the markets, kc, with which the undersigned may be entrusted. As a guarantee of the accuracy of all telegrams, the uudersigned desires to mention his long experience in connection with the Press in Victoria and New Zealand. Every branch of the business of Estate Agency will be promptly attended to. J. J. HAM. LAND, ESTATE, COMMISSION, AND TELEGRAPHIC AGENT, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, DEE-STREET. Invercargill, 2nd October. SOUTHLAND WINDOW GLASS AXD PAPERHANGINGS WAREHOUSE. DEE-STREET, Opposite SOUTHLAND CLUB, DAVID WEBSTEE, pAINTER, GLAZIER, SIGNWRITER, kc, I Has always ON SALE, the Newest Designs of PAPERHANGINGS, From Is. per Piece. WINDOW GLASS ... 30s. per 100 feet. KEROSENE. Scrim R and B Linseed Oil Brushes Turpentine Tacks Putty Diamonds Varnishes Gold Mouldings. Picture Frames Made to Order. Painting Work Executed at Moderate Prices. Orders from the Country punctually attended to. TO PIANISTS. JGERBES begs to render thanks to his cus- ! • tomers and the public in general, for the liberal patronage they have bestowed on him during the last eighteen months, in Tuning and | Repairing Pianofortes. j J. G. having had 20 years' experience in j Manufacturing, Repairing, and Tuning Piano- j fortes, is happy to say that any instrument, how- j ever much out of order, or broken, that he may be entrusted with, he can guarantee to put into perfect condition, whereof he has given proof in this town upon several Pianos, which were completely ruined by some travelling Tuner, whose ! only care was to make bouncing speeches and pocket the money, heedless as to the future. He hopes the more sensible of the public will patronize a Tradesman, who is always with them, in preference to a stranger, who is here to-day and gone to-morrow. Dee-steeet. PATENT ROOEING EELT, j First-class quality and good condition, AT C. S. BUTTON & CO.'S, PROVINCIAL BREWERY, SPEY-STREET. THE value of the Patent Roofing Felt as a li^ht, economical, and durable Roofing (for Agricultural Buildings especially) bei-.-g so generally recognised, purchasers are cautioned against using an inferior or damaged Felt which can only cause disappoiutment. Tlie Patent Roofing Felt can be obtained in rolls of 25 yards, witn instructions for use. C. S. BUTTON & CO., Agents. Invercargill, Oct. 24, 1866. WILL be Published in November, the First Number of the ILLUSTRATED NEWZBALANDER, Pbice ... ls. A monthly Newspaper for Home and Colonial Readers, containing a concise Summary of the Month's News, together with several Illustrations on Wood. In order to ensure the complete success of the Illustbated New Zealandeb, the services of first-class Artists and Engravers have been obtained. An arrangement has been made with N. CHEVALIER, ESQ., the eminent Artist, who lately visited New Zealand, and whose drawings were so much admired, to supply a series of Sketches illustrative of New Zealand. The Illustbated New Zealandeb will be published before the departure of the Home Mail, via Melbourne, thus allowing sufficient time for parties at a distance receiving tbeir papers and forwarding by mail. Orders for posting copies by mail direct from the office will be strictly attended to. HENRY WISE, Printer and Publisher, Princes-street, Dvvzdxx.