Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 696, 15 July 1867, Page 1

\ ■ -:. .'..-.■: On Sale. „.-.■ - ' - ■ (XX SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,— i Two and four-horse Threshing Mills ; One, two, four and six-horse Powers Fan Mills and Chaffcutters : ' " ' ; :.• Harrows— diagonal, zig-zag, and. chain . Whipple Trees and. Plough Chains . i Sellar's two-horse Ploughs, Steel Mould Boards Revolving Coulters and Steel Mould Boards for ploughs . Scarifiers and Cultivate! s ; Cheese Presses, Hay and Chaffcutter ' Knives ' Drain Shovels and Spades, Manure Forks . ...Leather and Vulcanized Indiarubber : Belting . Corn Sieves, all sizes, Wirecloth ■- ■ ; - -Wire Fencing Tools • . : Kerosene, Neatsfoot, Linseed, and Ma- ■ :'■-. chine Oil. . j''"'. ". '„. HAY BROTHERS. Ip o;e :■ Is ale— chea p. TOWN MADE ELOUE, Guaranteed equal to imported, at £12 lOsj per ton. ADELAIDE FLOUR, SEED WHEAT, OATS, 1 BRAN AND POLLARD. We -would also draw attention to our Oatmeal, • which is of the finest quality, and was the only Oatmeal made in N.Z., which obtained a Medal at the Victorian Exhibition. HAY BROTHERS, General Merchants. QN SALE BY THE UNPEESIGNED. Ladies' Side Saddles, plain and qeilted Ladies' plain and embroidered Saddle i '' Cloths ' Ladies' Snaffle, Pelham, and Weymouth _ Bridles : : ■ . ■ ; : Ladies' Whips, Spurs, &c ; ■ :■■;■.■ : . . Gentlemen's provincial made Saddles . : ■ Geritleriieri's Melbourne and English do Girl's Side Saddles ;■ " ' Boy's Saddles- ■■■"'■ . ,■; Pilches, with shifting head for Boy .or. ...G.irl ' , . .., ;..;',.. - •:. - v Snaffle, and Pelham Bridles - ■ ' Hunting Bres fcplates and "Martingales : - Felt and Kersey Saddle Cloths - ; Hunting and Jockey .Whips, a large assort- -[ . „ment „■■■■•■ ... ".•■.-•. '•:.•: Electro plate and German Silver spurs, all patterns ; Woolen, Leather, and Green Hide Girths Kangaroo-sMh Plaited Girths Green hide and kangaroo-skin Stock and • Hunting Thongs Myall Stockwhip Handles Valises and Saddle Bags J Stirrup Irons, all patterns • ; Single and pair Horse Buggy Harneaa Gig and Carriage Harness Spring Cart arid Dray Harness , Plough Harness, Hames, and Chains ' Collars, open top and Scotch pattern ■; j ■ Four and six-horse Waggon Harness Breaking Bitts and Tackle . ■" Enamelled leather, American cloth, and ■ ' j '■ Coach Trimmings ■' ' ■••:■- ■ :. One, two, four, and six Horse Whips „■; \ Horse, Dandy, Water,, and Spoke Brushes, Pack Saddles ; . • : ] Curry and Mane Combs" "" ! \ • Sponges, arid Chamois Skins ' - > .Jet-oil, Polishing paste, Neatsfoot Oil, : and Harness Composition, &c, &c, . JOHN GELLATLY, Corner of Dee and Don Streets. TO COUNTEY SETTLEES, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE, Ex, late arrivals, and in Stock : — Adelaide, Chilian, and Oamaru Flour • Maize, Bran, Pollard, Oatmeal, Rice, Pearl Barley Spirits, all kinds. Wines — Claret, Ginger, ' &G :. • • Cherry, and Ginger Brandy, Raspberry Vinegar and Cordials Ales and Porter; By&s^', Blood's, Bridge's, and Tennant's . ■ Teas in chests, i chests, and boxes, Coffee, whole and ground ■ Sugar, large and small bags, Liquorice . Dried and preserved Fish, Salt Herrings, &c. r ■ - • • ■ '•' Tobacco — Barrett's Successor's Twist, small plug, &c. . . . , Kerosene, (Cozzens') Wicks, Glasses. Lamps— Bedroom, Table, arid Bracket Scythes, -Hooks, Axes, Spades, • (Black's '■ &c.), BeUows, Buckets, Brooms/, Tinware, Churns, Cheese Presses, Rope, Nails, Coffee and Teapots, &c Also— Earthenware, a large stock, including • Milk Dishes, Butter Jars, Toilette : . Sets, &c . . China, White and Gtald, imitation Sevres ware, Vases, &c Glassware, i)e,canters, Wine, Ale, Lemon- ; i- '.:•.." - ade, and other Glasses - 1*;.. , , , ... And, to conniseurs :- — _ : A supply of old Crusted Port and -" i ' mild fruity Sherry, at sixty shillings ■ ; "-per dozen. " : ' 1 They- are also Purchasers of Fresh : .... Butter, Provincial Cheese, Oaten and Meadow Hay, Oats, Chaff, &c i V" ""';* "' < J ", i, mmm* ■'■■■■ . N.B.— Good Stabling tor their Country Gus« toners,- free of Charge W. B. SOANDRBXT & GO., ; . , ."^oiesale «ndi Set^il Grocers,