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Southland Times, Issue 749, 13 November 1867, Page 1

"Wanted TT7- ANTED, a good JOBBING HAND. ApW ply, office of this paper. WANTED, aa experienced SHEPHERD. Apply, J. Stock and Co., Tay-sfcreet. WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT. Apply, J. Stock and Co., Tay-street. WANTED by advertiser, a SITUATION as Tutor in a family. Address to John Alcock, Wallacetown; or to the office of this paper. Ytjr ANTED by a young man, aged 22, who VV wishes to learn Sheep-farming, a PLACE on a Run where he could make himself useful. A small salary only required the first year. Address to John Alcock, Wallacetown, Southland; or to the office of this paper. WANTED, a SEWING MACHINE for Fami'y use. Apply, office of this paper. WANTED, a Purchaser for a first-class SEWING MACHINE, f suitable for a Tailor. Apply to Mrs Crave^t^Harrisville. WANTED TO SELL.— TURNIP SEED: Green-top Yellow, Aberdeen Purple-top Yellow, Aberdeen Grey Stone Skirving's Hybrid Dale's Hybrid White's Globe Waite's Purple-top Golden Ball White Stone Skirving's Purple-top Swede Sutton's Champion Swede. R. CLEAVE, Seedsman, &c, &c, Dee-street. WANTED to SELL FESCUES and Meadow Grasses — 30 varieties, J. COOPER & CO. ANTED to SELL, RED CLOVER. J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL, ALSIKE CLOYEE. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL, WHITE CLOVEE. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL, YELLOW CLOVEE. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Greentop Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Purple-top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Skirvin's Purple-top Swede Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. TITANTED to SELL Grey Stone Turnip. VV J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL Skirving's Hybrid Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Dale's Hybrid Turnip. J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL White Globe Turnip. J. COOPER & CO. ANTED to SELL SUTTON'S CHAMPION : A large Purple-top Yellow Swede, very hardy, and stores exceedingly well. Sutton's Champion gained Twelve Silver Cups, presented by his late Royal Highness the Prince Consort, in six successive years, of twenty guineas value each. Numerous other Silver Cups and First Prizes were awarded for this sort in other parts of Great Britain. J. COOPER & CO., Seedsmen, Tay-street. Pnblic Notices CHEAP TIMBER !!! Geeat Reduction es" the Peice of Native Timbeb. TT7M. FRASER begs to inform his Customers "' and the Public that he has always on hand about Af\ AAA FEET of well - seasoned T:U,UUU lining, FLOORING SHELVING, &c, &c, Well dressed, and brought to an exact thickness, at the following prices : — T and G Lining, 6x|, 11s 6d per 100. T and G do 6x i, 13s per 100. T and G Flooring, 6xl, 15s per 100. Shelving, 14s per 100 ft. Or any other breadth that may be ordered. The Timber Yard north end of DEE-STREET will be kept open as usual, and a constant supply of Weatherboards and Scantling kept of as good Timber, and as well cut, as New Zealand affords, AT OS OD Per 1 00 FEET. INVERCARGILL PLANING MILLS CLYDE AND EYE STREETS. THE FIRST PLANING MACHINE IN SOUTHLAND. DIRECT FROM AMERICA. No more money need be sent out of Southland for manufactured timber. ¥m. ERASER. mflU UNDERSIGNED IS A BUYER OF— GREASY WOOL, JSHEEPSKENS, HIDES, &o. W. B. KTNGSWELL, FellmQPger, Staff Road,