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Southland Times, Issue 716, 28 August 1867, Page 4

• Educational. \ EITZRpY ITOTISETmVERTONr. ■ ' ■ ■ " "" _ ' .'. i SELECT SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIESI MRS ROCKE, 'late of Carlton, Melbourne] begs most respectfully to inform the inj habitants of Biverton, Invereargill, and the sur-; rounding -districts, thatj haying -completed heij arsasgements, she intends opening the above es-| tablishment as a first-class Boarding and Dayj SchooHor young Ladies, on Monday, the 22nd July, inst. ■•■ ; Rivertbn, being well known as the most healthyj and picturesque district in the ■ Province, offers every inducement to parents and guardians desirous of securing for their children a healthy and cheerful seminary. Every information on application as per, above; mentioned address. '_ : ...;..... ; References : Rev^ W. F. Oldham, Riverton. - Mr J. Hatch, Invereargill. H. Saunders, Esq., 26 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne. ; H. J. Haines. Esq.,. German Cottages, Nich- ; olson-street Fitzroy. Mercantile and Insurance CompaniesVfBW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FOR FIRE, MARINE, AND GENERAL INSURANCE. Capital, £250,000. With Unlimited Liability of the Shareholders. Policies are issued and claims settled in Invereargill, without reference elsewhere. ; Agent for Southland : WILLIAM RUSSELL, Soucitob. ■ ' Agents for Riverton : SURMAN AND CRERAR. rnHE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANr i X GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. , Fob Fibr .Life, and Annuities. j Invested Funds £3,200,000. The undersigned continues to issue Polices for ; Fire and Life Insurance.; Prospectuses and every information can be obtained from THO MAS BRODRICK, Agent for Southland ■ Stables t t n n i? T? ' S -pOYAL GEORGE Livery and Bait Stables. Saddles, Horses, Buggies, &c, on reasonable terms. Horse Sales in the Yards every Saturday. Accommodation for Waggons, Drays, &c. JJ. CUFF, having taken the Royal George • Stables, lately in the occupation of Mr. D. Thompson, begs to inform the public that he ntends carrying on the same in a liberal and well conducted manner, and' trusts that his well-known experience in the above line, combined with attention and civility, may insure him a continuation of the support hitherto awarded to the aboye premises. Miscellaneous INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, . Melboitb:ne, 1866-67. C O FIF E E AND S P ICE S? NOTICE, — FIRST PRIZE MEDAL has been awarded to ROBERT HARPER and CO., of Melbourne, for COFFEE and SPICES ; all good, of excellent quality. — Vide Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. : CAUTION. — As certain persons are vendinginferior Coffee by imitating our labels and insinuating that wehave sold pur business, the public are nereuy lmoruieu uiat n., n. «a, ou. ju/tm aio- . posed of their business — that they still carry it on under the designation of Robert Harper & Co., at the Victoria Steam Coffee Works, where they have erected improved and efficient machinery, thereby enabling them to supply their customers with a superior article to that originally known in New Zealand as " Harper & M'Kenzie's Coffee." Every package of our standard' Coffees has the signature " Robert Harper & Co." EPPS'B HO MCEPATHIC COCOA.— Homoepathic Practitioners, and the Medical prfession generally, recommend COCOA as being the most healthful, of all beverages. When the doctrine of homcepathy was first introduced into England, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach j the nut was either supplied in the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to ; ; obtain little notice. J EPPS, of London, hbmcapathic chemist, was induced, in the year 1839, to turn his attention to this subject, and at length succeeded, . with the assistauce of. elaborate machinery, in being ; the first to introduce an article pure in its composition, and so refined by the .perfeot trituration. it receives in. the process it passes through, aa to to most {ftcept&bte to ti« dfete Ifamdk: : -r^ ■■■•■'■■ ■'■ --- ; - -■■ -'• r ' '