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Southland Times, Issue 962, 3 June 1868, Page 4

J^EW BOOKS ABBIYIdJ BOOKS BOUND IN MQBQCCO« LongfeUow-™Soatt™.Cownei> j Moare^Byroa^MUton^BuTOg . Wordnworth-^Hood'a Poem.?, www ftnd oomio i Spurgew'o Sword mi Trowel ; Miles' Self Help DolzeU's HluatrKted Arabia* Nights Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, illustrated Eecords of Whitecrosg-stroot Prison Combe's Constitution of Man Line upon line— Peep of Day Sir Walter Scott's Novels, 6d cd. Dictionary of Dreams Morgan the Bushranger i&sop's Fables, illustrated Pilgrim's Progress, do Good Words, 1867— Leisure Hour, 1867 Sunday at Home, 1867 Milton's Poetical Works (Bush's edition) Nelson's series of School Books. Wesleyan Hymn Books come to hand. ! K. ROSE, Corner of Tay and Dee-streets. miscellaneous. INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, Mbibottbke, 1866-67. COFFEE AND SPICES \IOTIOE. — FTRST PRIZE MEDAL has IN been awarded to PCBERT HARPER and CO., o; Me' bourne, fo COFFEE and SPICES ; all good, of exceHe-jfc t ua)i.y. — Vde Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. CAUTION. — As certain persons are vending inferior Co Tee by imitating our Jabels and insinuating that we have sold our bus' less, tbe public are berebr informed that R. H. &■ Co. never disposed of tbeir business — I*, at tbey bL^II carry it onunde.'the designation of Robert Harper & Co., at the Vici.o >: a Sceam Coffee Wo '.s. where tbey have erected improved auil efficVoi. macbicery. v'^-'eoy enablit?g i'jem to si'oply their custonre^a wlih a sopevior ariic)r *o thai originally known m NewZealard as " Harper &M'Eeuzie's Coffee." Every package o" our St.. .dard t'ofiees a3 tbe s'guatUv-e " Robert Harper & Co." "THE SOUTHLAND TIMES, XSTD "THE WEEKLY TIMES. o rnHESE JOURNALS have a very large and _L extensive circulation ih roi'j, haul New Zealand, VtcMr^a, N e w South WAes Western and South Australia, Tasmania and Great lit Main; also, since the opening of tne I'c/iama rou's Agents have been appointed in most of Ihe principal ciiie in America. As a circulating medium, both i.i Town and Country, these journals qffe: fjioraole advantages to Advertisers ; while tie cna.ges Jiace been materially lowered in order 'o indvce T.aders, Merchants, and the Public generally to avail themselves of the columns of i.ie Times. Regular Age. its have been appointed throughout New Zealand ,he Colonies, Grea, Bri am, §c. The following are the Rates for Advertising : — Per inch, of c gat lines ... ... 3* Half price for every subsequent insertion of t?is same Advertisement. Where Advertisements are -.ttertedfor periods of 3, 6 : or 3 2 tronihs, a very libei al Discount is allowed on the above rales. Whet c Advertisements a*e sent in without the number of i'.-ssrlions written thereo.i : they will oe inserted u:>ill countermanded, and charged according^. Orders for the withdrawal of Advertisements will not ac rece'ved ofter 1 o'clock p.m. on the day previous, o Publication. All Advertisements must be pre-paid except where a cut renc accov.sl exists. SVBBCRIPTIOIi— SOUTHLAND TIMES Town. Per Quarter (credit) 12* 6d „ (in advance) 10* Od Posted. Per Quarter (credit) 15* 6a „ (in advance) 13* Od The days of Publication of Thb Southland Times are, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana IBIDAYS. — o — THE WEEKLY TIMES Is Published every SATURDAY, and contains, a fvU- resv.me of t.'.e rews o," i. c wee..: Thi iournai ' especi %0y adapted for Lov.il. 'y Settlers SUBSCRIPTION: Towur. Per Quarter (cied't) 6* 6d „ (in auvapce) 5s 6d PO3TFD. Per Quarter (credit) 7s Gd „ (in advance) 6* dd (Advebtisement.) — BoHoway's O^arec- 1 and Pills. — (Jrerring Precision. Wl»en i f -c bea'-h. '<> >reaking down from tbe conr'nuance or sore veakening d'sc'jarge, when i^cevs e?use to heal tad extending n»iscj : e"is f eatened ; Ibej ?"s .he ime to try tbe po ency of BoUowav's bea'ng )intirent and pur" /ing Pi^e. :, No treatment or [iving ease ard safety leading io a care can be ompared to this. Ibe Ointment cV?ans ard coo^ be foulest and most augry so<*cs, d'a^uishes tbe [)€airmation, reduces tbe swelling, prevents the rowth of proud Besh, and spares both pain and anger. Thousands testify, from their own peronal experience, to the unva-ying success atoning the use of Holloway's medicaments in cases f ulcerated legs, enlarged veins,; scurfy skin, an celled ankles 10