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Southland Times, Issue 738, 18 October 1867, Page 7

On SaleS ADD LER Y . SAD DL E R Y . FRESH ADDITIONS TO STOCK. T UST LANDED, Ex Tararua and Alhambra, O and on sale by the undersigned — Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles Girl's and Boy's do Ladies Embroidered Saddle Cloths Felt and Kersey do Ladies' Pelham and Weymouth Bridles Gents Pelham, Snaffle and Head Stall do Breast-plates, Martingales and Cruppers Ladies' Whips and Spurs in great variety All Whalebone Hunting and Jockey Whips Green Hide, and Malacca Whips Kangaroo, and Green Hide Stock Thongs Kangaroo Hunting Thongs, all lengths Myall, and Birch Stock Whip Handles Leather, Green Hide, and German Girths Steel, German Silver, and Silver-plated Stirrup Irons Victoria, German Silver, and Plated Spurs Saddle Bags, Valises, and Courier Bags Single and Double Buggy Harness Gig, and Spring Cart Harness Dray, Leading, and Plough Harness " Shait, Leading, and Plough Hames Leading, Plough, and Back Chains Collars of every description Brushes, Combs, Chamois Skins Sponges, Polishing Paste, Harness Composition, &c, &c. Saddles made to order, and to any pattern. Collars Made, and Horses Careettlly Fitted. Mill Belts made to Order. GEORGE GOODWILLIE, SADDLE and HARNESS MAKER, TAY-STREET. Manufacturer and importer of every description of Colonial and English saddlery JOB SALE. EOR ONE WEEK ONLY 15,000 PAIRS BOOTS, &c, &c. THOMAS SLOAN, Dee-steeet, BEGS to inform ths public that his CLEARING SALE will be continued for ONE WEEK more, when all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES will be offered at a REMARKABLE LOW PRICE. Mark the Address — THOMAS SLOAN, Dee-street (Only.) TO COUNTRY SETTLERS. 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, &c Cherry, and Ginger Brandy, Raspberry Vinegar and Cordials Ales and Porter; Byass', Blood's, Bridge's, and Tennant's Teas in chests, £ chests, and boxes, Coffee, whole and ground Sugar, large and small bags, Liquorice Dried and preserved Fish, Salt Herrings, &c Tobacco — Barrett's Successor's Twist small plug, &c. Kerosene, (Cozzens') Wicks, Glasses. Lamps — Bedroom, Table, and Bracket Scythes, Hooks, Axes, Spades, (Black's &c), Bellows, 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 Gold, imitation Sevres ware, Vaseß, &c Glassware, Decanters, Wine, Ale, Lemonade, and other Glasses And, to conniseurs : — A supply of old Crusted Port and mild fruity Sherry, at sixty shillings per dozen They are also Purchasers of Fresh Butter, Provincial Cheese, Oaten and Meadow Hay, Oats, Chaff, &c Jf.B.— Good Stabling tor their Country CusCmers, free of Charge W. B. SCANDRETT & CO., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Tay-street (East end), Invercargill. O^ N '*-; S. A L E by the Undersigned, Virginia and Calcutta Leaf Sheepwash Tobacco Spirits of Tar Rock Salt Flower of Sulphur Arsenic Stockholm Tar Turpentine Hoop Iron R. BUCHANAN, Provincial Sale Yards, Esk-street. MESSRS REYNOLDS & CO., have heen appointed agents in Southland for the Panama Star and Herald. The Star and Herald is published in a monthly iorm to suit the departure from tlie Isthmus of mail steamers for Australasia, and contains all the latest European and American news, . Subscription, including postage, 85« per annum in adduce* Q*<|ess. re»