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

Public Notices. THE LOED CLYDE . SALTWATER BATHS.— JETTY. "W. H. BRUCE Begs to announce that, in order to supply a long-felt want, he has constructed a • COMMODIOUS BATHING-HOUSE, ! On what is acknowledged to be the best site near town. In order to render the Batiis as popular as possible, he has determined i to adopt the following Scale of Charges: — ; Season Tickets £10 0 Single Ticket 0 0 6 (Including use of towels.) Boats (for which no extra charge will be made) always in attendance. THE SOUTHLAND ALMANAC IS now in Press, and will shortly be issuer. This volume will be the first of its kind published specially for Southland, and will contain, in addition to a full calendar, a compendium of interesting events connected with the Province ; a Gardener's and Farmer's Calendar, and a variety of other useful information. Advertisements can be inserted in the above publication on reasonable terms. Advertisers must apply at once, as the list must be closed within a few days. For other information apply to the publisher, KENNETH ROSE. TAY AND DEE STREETS. LOCAL INDUSTRY! THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SOAP IN SOUTHLAND,' Manufactured by W. & A. M'LEOD, At their Soap and Caudle Works, Esk-street. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. 100 boxes Soap of the finest quality on sale at Is 6d per bar, retail j 4£d per lb in the whole, half, and quarter boxes. Per ton, at Melbourne prices. Tallow candles, moulds, wholesale 6d ; retail, 8d per lb. IN a few weeks we will have on hand Dip Candles of prime quality, to sell at sd, wholesale ; retail, 6d per lb ; twelve to the lb for lan thorns, and eight to the lb for kitchens, and convenience in carrying about. Having had thirty years' experience, we can guarantee the production of everything, connected with the trade, of the same quality and sizes as obtains in the Old Country. The articles produced will speak for themselves. Every bar of Soap and packet of Candles bears our name. Crackling Cheese, for Dogs or Pigs, Id per lb., Candle wicks, cheap. Highest price given for any quantity, and all sorts of Tallow. W. & A. ML E O D, Soap and Candle Manufacturers, ESK-STREET, INVERCARGILL. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Auctions MONDAY, 25th NOVEMBER. To Settlers, Dairymen, and Others. VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL LAND AND HOMESTEAD, Oite-Teee Point Road. "O7ILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions ' " from Mr George Birch, will Sell by Public Auction, in his Rooms, Dee-street, on the above date, Those valuable Sections of Block 8, Invercargill Hundred, containing 662 Acres, known as Mr Birch's Farm, nine miles from Invercargill — adjoining Village Reserve — 30 Acres of which are broken up ; 380 chains of substantial Rail and Ditch Fence is erected, as also a very comfortable 6-room House, lined throughout. , Also, A 2-room Cottage, Stockyard, Milking Shed, Stabling, Fowl Yard, &c, &c. Good Garden. The River Waihopai runs through the lands. An endless supply of Timber within one mile. This property is alongside the proposed line of Railway to the Mataura, on the One-Tree Point Road. The many advantages in buying a Freehold of this kind must be patent to all. A careful inspection of the property invited prior to sale. The terms will be most liberal, — declared at sale. ' b Sale to take place at 12 o'clock. A BARGAIN.— Price £20. — QUARTERACRE SECTION, cleared and fenced, Freehold, on which is erected a substantial 3-Room Cottage. Immediate possession given. Apply, WM. TODD, Auctioneer. FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE AND GARDEN. FREEHOLD IN MARY STREET. WILLIAM TODD has for private sale, the above Cottage and Section, known as Mr Alexander's ; delightfully situated, and within ton minutes walk of the Post-office. An inspection frtitgdt Swly appUcation accessary,