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Southland Times, Issue 759, 4 December 1867, Page 1

Government Avertisements . Provincial Secretary's .Office, ■ Southland, November 28th 1867. npENDEES will be received at this office until noon of 4th December next, for the supph- of 200 Tons Screened Coal, to be used for L. v <co-' motive purposes. Tenderers to specify description. To be delivered on the Eailway Trucks at Campbelltown Jetty before the Ist February, 1868. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. ■; JNO. BLACKLOCK, Provincial Secretary. NOTICE. ASSISTED IMMIGBATION. IT being in contemplation to resume the Assisted Immigration Scheme formerly in operation, persons desirous of bringing out their friends from home are requested to communicate with Duncan M' Arthur, Esq., the Immigration Officer, so that the Government may be informed of the general wish of the public in the " matter, and of the probable number of individuals that will be sent for. - JNO. P. TAYLOE, j Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 28th November, 1867. Wanted WANTED, Two SHEPHERDS. Apply to Dalgety, Eattray and Co. WANTED by advertiser, a SITUATION as Tutor in a family. Address to John Aleock, Wallacetownj or to the office of this paper. Wl ANTED by a young man, aged 22, who VV wishes to learn Sheep-farming, a PLACE on a Eun where he could make himself useful. A small salary only required the first year. Address to John Alcqck, Wallacetown, Southland; or to the office of this" paper. WANTED, a SEWING MACHINE for FamPy use. Apply, office of this paper. WANTED to purchase, 100 dozen EGGS; highest price given. John Hamilton, Baker, Harrisville. WANTED, MILCH COWS. Must be quiet and good Milkers. Address, Settler, office of this paper, stating age, price, and other particulars. ANTED to SELL, Bedding-out PLANTS. J. COOPEE & CO. Nursery and Seedsmen, , Tay-street. TT7ANTED to SELL, DAHLIAS and HOLYW HO..KS. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL, FUCHIAS and GEEANIUMS. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL, PETUNIAS VEEBENAS, &c, &c. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Greentop Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Purple-top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL Skirvin's Purple-top Swede Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. TT7"ANTED to SELL Grey Stone Turnip. VV J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL SMrving's Hybrid Turnip J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Dale's Hybrid Turnip. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL White Globe Turnip. J. COOPEE & 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 Eoyal 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. COOPEE & CO., Nursery and Seedsmen, Tay-street. WANTED T~O SELL.— TTJKNIP SEED : Green-top Yellow, Aberdeen Purple-top Yellow, Aberdeen Grey Stone SMrving's Hybrid Dale's Hybrid White Globe Waite's Purple-top Golden Ball White Stone SHrving's Purple-top Swede Sutton's Champion Swede. E. CLEAVE, Seedsman, &c, &0., Dee-street. Notices, of Removal TyrAiß and garveN, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, HATS BEHOVED TO