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OliX&ItfAL POETBT, OBAN. By Johs G. Smii-h. Air— The Birks of Aberfeldy* Bonnie la9sio, gang wi' me, A' the sweets o' life to prie, An' hand in hand we'll climb wi' glee. The heathy hills of Oban. There wimplin' burnies sweetly play O'er rocky linn an' flowery brae, An' sing the lee lang simmer day, The charms o' lovely Oban. 3)unolly's auld time-battered keep Stands frowning o'er the rocky steep, An' guards the isle-bespangled deep, That laves the shores of Oban. The sun in gowden cloudlets drest, Sinks slowly to his e'enin' rest, An' blinks out o'er the mountain's orest " Gude nicht" to bonnie Oban. When Winter wi' his snawy pow Glowers grim an' gurly o'er the knowe, Bis chitterin' limbs aye get a thowe, When e'er he comes to Oban. When Spring bedecked wi' mantle green Spreads a' her beauties o'er the scene, :Sh» crowns wi' wreaths o' flow'rets green, B The queenly brow of Oban. "When Simmer cleids wi' sunny smiles, The hills and glens an' glistenin' isles, ' She sheds her maist bewitchin' wiles | An' darts on bonnie Oban. "When Autumn's hand faulds up the year, An' pu's the leaves a' brown an' sere, She saftly sighs an' draps a tear, To reive the gems frae Oban, sunny lands ayont the sea May cast their glamour in Our e'e, But nane can charm the heart like thee, The hame o' love, sweet Oban. Then bonnie lassie gang wi' me, An a' the sweets o' life yell rrie, An' hand in hand we'll wander free, An' cull the flowers of Oban. For Sale. pO E SALE, CHEAP, EXPRESS WAGGON, IN GOOD ORDER. Apply, J D. MORGAN Next Cobb and Co.'s Stables Tji O R SALE About 60 head of CATTLE. Mataura Plains. W. GALL. FOE SALE BY PEIVATE BAEGAIN. ABOUT 564 Acres of the choicest Land on Jacobs' River, 7 miles from Riverton. Of tha above there are about 120 Acres under cultivation, with a Six-roomed Dwelling-house and other buildings. It can be bought either in one or two lots. For particulars, apply to ALEX C. M'CLYMONT, Mains, by Riverton. pUNTON STEAM SAW MILLS FOE SALE. ALL COMPLETE, AND IN FIRST-RATE WORKING ORDER. They Compeise — One Ten-horee power Engine One Multitubular Boiler One Vertical and two Circular Saws And all the Belts, Spindles, Frame-work, &c. necessary for a Saw Mill. The Engine and Boiler, with all their Fittings, may be sold separately. The Engine and Boiler is almost new, was specially got up for the Colonies, and being . so strong and compact is easily moved about, and the boiler being multitubuLir, there is a great saving of. fuel in comparison with the common boiler. It is particularly well adapted for the goldfields where fuel is scarce. For particulars, Apply to WILLIAM FRASER, Charleston Steam Saw Mills, Invercargill. TIMBEE! TIMBEE! ! pHARLESTOWN STEAM SAW MILLS, only two weeks set to work, placed in the heart of beautiful Timber, with all the latest im. provements of Sawing Machinery. Wm. Fbaseb now begs to inform his customers in town and country tnat he is prepared to supply Native Timber of the best quality and Manufacture, in all its shapes and sizes, at the terminus of the Saw Mills Tramway, North end of Dee-street. Mr John Thomson, Salesman, will be there to attend customers from 8 sum. to 5 p.m. daily. list of prices : — Weather-boards and Scantlinjr, 7s 6d per 100 ft super., and all other special sizes of Timber, proportionately as cheap. Palings, 4ift, 7s 6d per 100 pieces Do 5 ft, 8s 3d „ „ „ Do 6 ft, 9s Od „ „ „ Rough lining, 6s 6d per 100 ft super. , Flooring T. and G. and Planed, 18a per 100 ft super. TIMBEE! TIMBEE!! -VTATIVE BUILDING MATERIAL, of alj ■*-* dimensions, for SALE, at the end of the Dee-street Tramway. JOHN THOMSON, SALESMAN TOE WILLIAM FRASER, Charleston Steam Saw Mills. JANUAEY

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Southland Times, Issue 596, 26 November 1866, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 596, 26 November 1866, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 596, 26 November 1866, Page 3

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