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Southland Times, Issue 860, 6 December 1867, Page 1

WANTED by advertiser, a SITUATION as Tutor in a family. Address to John Alcock, Wallacetown; or to the office of this paper. ITT 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. ANTED, a SEWING MACHINE for Fam^y use. Apply, office of this paper. TITANTED to purchase, 100 dozen EGGS ; VV 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. WANTED to SELL, Bedding-out PLANTxS. J. COOPER & CO. Nursery and Seedsmen, Tay-street. WANTED to SELL, DAHLIAS and HOLYHO KS. J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL, FUCHIAS and GERANIUMS. J. COOPER & CO. ANTED to SELL, PETUNIAS VEEBENAS, &c, &c. J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Greentop Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL Purple-top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. J. COOPER & CO. WANTED to SELL Skirvin's Purple-top Swede Turnip. J. COOPER & CO. TTTANTED to SELL Grey Stone Turnip. VV J. COOPER & CO. \\J ANTED to SELL Skirving's Hybrid Turnip VV J. COOPEE & CO. WANTED to SELL Dale's Hybrid Turnip. J. COOPEE & 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., Nursery and Seedsmen, Tay-street. WANTED T~O SELL.— TURNIP SEED : Green-top Yellow, Aberdeen Purple-top Yellow, Aberdeen Grey Stone Skirving's Hybrid Dale's Hybrid White Globe Waite's Purple-top Golden Ball White Stone SMrring's Purple-top Swede Sutton's Champion Swede. E. CLEAVE, Seedsman, &c, &c, Dee-street. Hotels, &c CLARENDON HOTEL, CORNER OF ESK AND KELVIN STREETS, INVERCARGILL. T) OBERT C. SPENCER (late commission and CV forwarding agent) begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that he has succeeded Mr Joshua Clare in the proprietorship of the above well known house. His long experience in bnsiness gives him the advantage of being able personally to select wines, spirits, &c, of the very best qualities only ; and it will be his study to render the Ciabendon in every particular what a first-class Hotel should be. T}RINCE OF WALES HOTEL. DEE-STREET, ISVERCARGILL. 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 quality only kept in stock. The Stables are commodious and comfortable. G-EORGE SMITH, Peopeietob. ALBION HOTEL, DEE-STREET Opposite Government Buildings. A. CAMERON, Peopeietos. TTTINES, spirits, and all liquors, of best VV 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. ~~ F. A. VON HAMMER'S SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, TAY STREET. TTTANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW that there is something else in Invercargill besides "BILLIARDS AND BEEE." THERE IS THE SCANDINAVIAN CONCERT HALL, TAY STREET, "WHEBB YOU MAY HEAB SIGNOR ROBIO AND MR LLOYD, AND JOIN IN A PBEE AND EAST