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Southland Times, Issue 625, 30 January 1867, Page 4

On SaleFOR s A L E , Ex Water Nymph, from London, Congou Tea. chosta and halves Geneva, (500 cases) .T.D.K Z. Sherry and Port, in quarters and case Brandy, Hennewv's, in quarters Ale and Stout, Barclay and AUsopp's Vinegar, Champions, cnsk and case Hams and Bacon, a inclair's Cheese, WUts and Cheddar White Starch, Sago Currants, Cocoa ; Fencing wire, best annealed, No. 6 Flower of Sulphur, Soda Crystals Pitch and Tar Wool-packs, Twist Tobacco, &c. Ex other arrivals, Adelaide flour, biscuits Tea, chests and halves Mauritius and Company's Sugars Barley, Raisins Bottled Fruits, Salad OU,Batty's Mustard, Tartaric Acid Arrowroot, Curries Sauces Bitters, Ginger Cotton Wick, Sheep-shears Sheepwash Tobacco, plug, twist, and leaf Vestas, Bell and Black's Corn Sack's, Hobson's Bay Soap Sperm Candles, Spirits of Tar Thumb Blue, &c, &c, CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. BUILDING MATERIALS, of every description, on SALE by the Undersigned. including — Native Timber in Boards and Scantling 100,000 ft Scotch TG Flooring and Lining American clear pine Shelving and Lumber Tasmanian blue gum, and memel deals 5 and 6 ft Hobart Town Palings Doors and Sashes, in great varieiy -Mouldings and Architraves, all sizes Morewood's and Tupper's Galvanized Iron, 6, 7, and 8 ft Curved Iron, for verandahs and roofs Sheet Zinc, Spouting, and Ridging . Galvanized Screws and Nails Lead Piping, Sheet Lead, and Douglas's Pumps Geelong^ Roche Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris Plasterers Hair, Lathes, and NaUs Hearthstones and Grindstones, various sizes Pitch, and Coal Tar Also A large assortment of Painters materials, including — Raw and boiled Linseed OUs Castor and Kerosene do Turpentine, Paints and Varnishes White Lead, Patent Dryers and Knotting Glue Paperhangings, new patterns, in great variety, from Is per piece Canvas, Tacks, and Brushes Glass, all sizes, 260z, 21oz, and 16oz, cut Ironmongery, of all descriptions Carpenter's Patent Rim Locks Mortice do Till and Cupbooard do Bow and Spring Latches Iron and brass butt and T hinges Carpenters Tools American, and Ewebank's Patent Nails Collins Axes, and Axe Handles Rod and Bar Tron, all sizes, best brands Bolts and Nutp, Waggon Bows Gilpin's Axle Arms, &c, &c FOR SALE, CHEAP. Double set Lignum Vitse Balls and Pins, for American Bowling Alley Two Cedar French Polished* Chests of Drawers Daily expected 20^,001 Hobarton Shingles and Blue Gum Scantlings ROBT. TAPPER, Dee, and Spey-streets. N S A L E , By the undersigned, . Tents, of all quantities and sizes Taurpaulins, do, do Horse Covers, do, do Calicoes and DriUs ; EngUsh, American, and Russian Ducks Bleached and Unbleached Canvas, Nos. 1 to 6 Sewing and Roping Twines Best EngUsh Bolt Rope Brass and Composition Thimbles Cotton and Bengal Lines, assorted ManiUa do do do Tilt Druggets and Green Baizes Tilt Hoops Felts Flags, of aU Nations Bunting, aU colors RaUway Rugs Hessian, for house-lining, 72 inch. T. MUEPHY & SONS, DEE-STREET. TO COUNTEY SETTLEES. W. B. SCANDRETT & CO., Wholesale and Retail Gbocebs, Tay-street (East) InvercargUl, HAVE ON SALE, a large and Choice Stock of Groceries Wines, Spirits, Stout (Byass's Pints and Quarts) Tokoma'riro and Provincial Oatmeal Adelaide, ChiUan, and Provincial Flour English, Scotcn, and Tasmanian Jams Dried and Preserved Fish, &c, &c Glass, China, and Earthenware Kerosene, Wicks, Lamps, and Glasses Saucepans, Buckets, and Tin Ware Brooms, Shoe Brushes, Curry Combs, Rope Nails, &c N.B. — Good Stabling tor our Country Customers, free of Charge We are, also, Purchasers of Fresh Butter, and Good Provincial Cheese, Oaten Hay Chaff, Oats, &c W. B. SCANDRETT &-CO., Tay-street, InvercargUl. Q LINTON STEAM SAW MILLS FOE SALE. ALL COMPLETE, AND IN FIRST-RATE WORKING ORDER. They Compbise — One Ten-horse power Engine One Multitubular BoUer One Vertical and two Circular Saws And all the Belts, Spindles, Frame-work, &c. necessary for a Saw MUI. The Engine and BoUer, with aU their Fittings, may be sold separately. The Engine and BoUer is almost . new, was specially got up for the Colonies, and being so strong and compact is easUy moved about, and the boUer being multitubul ir, there is a great saving of fuel in comparison with the common boiler. It is particularly weU adapted for the goldfields where fuel is scarce. For particulars, Apply to WILLIAM FRASER, Charleston Steam Saw MUls, InvercargiU. ~~' TIMBEE! TIMBEE!! NATIVE BUILDING MATERIAL, of all dimensions, for SALE, at the end of the Dee-street Tramway. ' JOHN THOMSON, SALESMAN EOB WILLIAM FRASER, Charleston Steam 1 Saw Mill-.