Medical. DR. WILLIAM WILLSON, (Homeopathic Physician), Tl IT AY be consulted daily at liis residence, under — From 9 a.m. till 12 noon. From 7 p.m, till 9 p.m., Or by letter from any part of New Zealand, giving the history of the case, and enclosing fee 10s. 6d. in P.O. stamps or order, when medicine will be forwarded. Ythan-stbeet, Tay-stbeet, Invercargill, Southland. N.B. — Vaccination daily. INVERCARGILL HOMCEOPATHIC INSTITUTE AND PHARMACY. Under the management of DR. WILLSON, Opposite the east side of the Scotch Chnrch Ythan-street, Tay-street, Invercargill, Southand. T?ROM this Institution can be obtained by letter or application any preparation in Homoeopathic Medicines, either in Globules, Tinctures, or Triturations, Family Boxes, or Tincture Chests, Books of Instruction, Pamphlets, Homoeopathic Cocoa, &c, kc, and, if required, forwarded to any part of New Zealand by post. MOORE'S HOMOEOPATHIC VETERINARY PRACTICE, 7s. 6d., with any of the medicines recommended in that work. Single Tubes of Globules ... Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d Hotels, &c. ORINCE OE WALES HOTEL. DEE-STREET, IS VERCARGILL. The Billiard Room contains two tables, has been enlarged and refitted, and, for style and comfort, second to none in the colony. Liquors of the first quahty only kept in st The Stables are commodious and comfortable, GEORGE SMITH, Peopeietoe. ALBION HOTEL, DEE-STREET Opposite Government Buildings. A. CAMERON, Peopeietoe. WINES, spirits, and all liquors, of best brands only, kept in stock. The Stabling is already well known to be the most commodious in the Province, and will be kept in the best of order by an experienced ostler under A. M. C.'s own charge. T? A. VON HAMMER'S * SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, The Proprietor of the above-named Hotel begs to inform the public of Invercargill and the Province of Southland, that he has now made extensive alterations, and spared no expense in the improvement of the premises, by adding a splendid Billiard Room, containing one of Alcock's best Billiard and Bagatelle tables — which has rendered it, by its superior accommodation, a first class Hotel for diggers, mechanics', and working men. It now has room for fifty boarders, at twenty-five shillings per weekt — he Table d'Hote being on a par with any hotel in Invercargill. Wine, beer, and Spirits of first class description, selected by a Connoisseur. The situation of the Hotel, at the corner of Tay and Kelvin-streets, commands a central position of the town, and is convenient to the Banks and other places of public business. The Cuisine is in charge of an experienced person. The staff of servants is numerous, and sufficient to see any want supplied. An excellent Reading Saloon, containing ah the Local, English and Australian Newspapers — with a splendid Commercial monster Map of the World, by Johnson— is attached to the Hotel. Best English Ale always on tap, American Skates for the exercise of customers, and gymnastic appliances. If.B. — Different Languages spoken. Excellent Stabling convenient. J. J. C U E E ' S T>OYAL GEORGE Livery and Bait Stables. Saddles, Horses, Buggies, &c, on reasonable terms. Horse Sales in the Yards every Saturday. Accommodation for Waggons, Drays, &c. INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, MELBOUBNE, 1866*67. COEEEEAND SPICES. TOTICE, — FIRST PRIZE MEDAL has iN been awarded to ROBERT HARPER and CO., of Melbourne, for COFFEE and SPICES ; all good, of excellent quahty. — Vide Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. CAUTION. — As certain persons are vending inferior Coffee by imitating our labels and insinuating that we have sold our business, the public are hereby informed that R. H. & Co. never disposed of their business — tbat 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.' 1 Every paokage of our standard Coffees haa the eigaatare, « Bobert JSmj^JT & Co, H
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Southland Times, Issue 724, 16 September 1867, Page 4
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643Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Southland Times, Issue 724, 16 September 1867, Page 4
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