Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Southland Times, Issue 903, 21 February 1868, Page 1

On Sale* AN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, AT REDUCED PRICES. Ladies' Saddles, plain and quilted Ladies' Plain and Embroidered Saddle Cloths Ladies Snaffle, Pelham, and Weymoutk Bridles GENTLEMENS' SADDLES OF ALL KINDS AND PATTERNS, 100 USUALLY IN STOCK Boys' and Girls' Saddles Snaffles, Double-rein Snaffles, and Pelham Bridles Martingales and Breastplates Felt Kersey and Leather Saddle Cloths Electro-plate and German Silver Spurs, all patterns Woollen, Leather, and Green Hide Girths Green . Hide and Kangaroo Stock and Hunting Thongs Myall Stock-whip-Handles ' Valises and Saddle Bags Stirrup Irons, all patterns Single and Pair Horse Baggy Harness Gig and Carriage Harness Spring Cart and Dray Harness Plough Harness, Hames, and Chains Collars, open top and Scotch pattern Pair and Four-horse Coach Harness Four and Six-horse Waggon Harness Breaking Bitts, all patterns Enamelled Leather, American Cloth and Coach Trimmings Horse, Dandy, Water, and Spoke Brushes Curry and Mane Combs Sponges and Chamois Skins Jet Oil Polishing Paste, Neatsfoot Oil, and Harness Composition Also, direct from the Manufacturers, Messrs W. and G. Abhfobd, Birmingham, a very large assortment of WHIPS, consisting of Green Hide j and Whalebone Hunting Whips Malacca Cane and Gut do Jockey Whips **■ Ladies' Twigs Buggy Whips Dray Whips Pair- horse Coach Whips Four and six-horse Waggon Whips. JOHN GELLATLY, CORNER OF DEE AND DON STREETS (\ N S ALE Reaping Machines, tip platform, and ■ delivery Threshing Machines, one, two, and six horse power Grass Seed Drills for Station use Chaffcutters, Cheese Presses, Oat Bruisers Ploughs, Scarifiers, and Harrows Scythes, Reaping Hooks American and Aberdeen Sneds Hay Forks, Scythe Stones, Strickles, &o Bar and Rod Iron, Bolts and Nuts Holloware, Spades and Shovels Drain Spades and Shovels, from Ss 6d each Earthenware, a large assortment We would beg to draw the attention of farmers to Messrs T. Robinson and Co.'s Reaping Machines, which we can guarantee to be the best (as to efficiency and durability) introduced into New Zealand. HAT BROTHERS. FOB SAL E — FLOUR, in 50, 100, and 2001 b bags, £20 and £21 per ton OATMEAL, in 50, 100, and 200 1 b bags BRAN, Pollard, Chaff and Oats TEA, of superior quality, in boxes and chests GROCERIES. WHEAT AND OATS BOUGHT. HAY BROTHERS JUST PUBLISHED, Pbioi Is. npHE CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH •*- OF ENGLAND IN NEW ZEALAND j An Inquiry into its Principles and Operation ; A LETTER TO SLR WM. MARTIN, Kst., D.O.L. BY S. KEMPTHORNE, ESQ., J.P., Formerly Member of the Legislative Council, - ' With a Concluding Letter to HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM AND CHANDOS, Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies* Notb.— The Statements of the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon, in derogation of the Royal Supremacy, are herein examined, and. shown to be untenable.